#MONTANA PERSONALIZED MOTORCYCLE PLATES REGISTRATION#
#MONTANA PERSONALIZED MOTORCYCLE PLATES LICENSE#
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In 2004 the truck weight limit was increased to include trucks weighing less than 26,001 pounds. In 1997 the law was amended to include trucks weighing less than 8,099 pounds. The Conservation Plate became available for pleasure cars in 1997 and has generated over $1.5 million, which has helped support the Non-Game Wildlife Fund and the Watershed Grants Program. The 1995 Vermont legislature passed legislation creating the first Conservation Plate which featured a peregrine falcon. Application: Building Bright Futures Plate Application (form #VD-1024).The fund awards grants for the development, expansion, and renovation of child care facilities and community-based programs which address the child care needs of the region.

#MONTANA PERSONALIZED MOTORCYCLE PLATES LICENSE#

A Vermont State fund, funded by premiums for specialty vehicle license plates, Building Bright Futures is administered by the Department for Children & Families in conjunction with Vermont Community Loan Fund, with an advisory panel of community members, child care representatives and state legislators. Child-friendly places improve the quality of care for our children. The Vermont Building Bright Futures fund supports the development and expansion of child care facilities in our state. Special Fund Plates Building Bright Futures Plate

Required Documents: Authorization from the Vermont State Firefighters Association.

Vermont State Firefighters Association (VSFA)

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Required Documents: Authorization from the Professional Firefighters of Vermont.

Professional Firefighters of Vermont (PFFV)

#MONTANA PERSONALIZED MOTORCYCLE PLATES REGISTRATION#

Required Documents: Proof of current membership (current NSP registration card).

Required Documents: Authorization from Vermont Ambulance Association.

Application: Safety/Service Organization Plate Application (form #VD-128).

Required Documents: Copy of Federal Communication Commission License.

When an individual's membership in a qualifying organization ceases or is terminated, the individual must surrender any special registration plates issued to the Department of Motor Vehicles immediately.

When the initial deposit is depleted, applicants shall be required to pay the annual fee. For each set of plates issued, a portion of this deposit will be applied as the safety organization special plate fee for each authorized applicant. At the time that an organization requests the plates, it must deposit a set fee with the department. The applicant must provide a written statement from the appropriate official of the organization, authorizing the issuance of the plates.

Trucks registered for less than 26,001 pounds.

Other vehicles registered at the pleasure car rate.

At the request of the leader of a safety organization, upon application and payment of an annual fee for each set of plates (in addition to the annual fee for registration), special plates indicating membership in one of the 'safety organizations' may be issued to registrants (who are members of these organizations) of: Federal Communications Commission may obtain special (safety organization) plates. Groups which provide police and fire protection, rescue squads, national guard, together with those organizations required to respond to public emergencies and amateur radio operators licensed by the U.S. See Related Forms & Information at the end of this page. (Excluding vehicles registered under IRP). All plates on this page can be used on vehicles registered at the pleasure car rate and trucks registered for less than 26,001 lbs.

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