HB67 Alabama 2015 Session
Summary
- Primary Sponsor
Johnny Mack MorrowDemocrat- Session
- Regular Session 2015
- Title
- Motor vehicles, license plates, personalized in memory plates honoring deceased family members, additional fee, distribution to General Fund
- Summary
HB67 creates a new personalized 'in memory' license plate for Alabama residents, requires a $25 annual fee, and directs the extra revenue to the state General Fund.
What This Bill DoesThe bill allows Alabama residents to request a personalized in memory license plate honoring deceased family members by paying a $25 annual fee and meeting standard vehicle registration requirements. The plate would be valid for five years, after which it can be replaced with a conventional, personalized, or distinctive plate. The extra fee revenue from these plates (and other distinctive plates) would be distributed to the State General Fund on a monthly basis.
Who It Affects- Alabama residents who own private passenger or pleasure vehicles can apply for the in-memory plate by paying the $25 annual fee and complying with registration laws.
- The State General Fund receives monthly distributions of the additional $25 fees collected from these plates (and related distinctive plates).
Key ProvisionsAI-generated summary using openai/gpt-5-nano on Feb 24, 2026. May contain errors — refer to the official bill text for accuracy.- Creates a personalized in memory license plate honoring deceased family members for Alabama residents, issued upon application to the judge of probate or license commissioner, with standard plate fees plus a $25 annual fee.
- Plates are valid for five years and may later be replaced with a conventional, personalized, or distinctive plate.
- The additional $25 fee revenue from these plates is distributed monthly to the State General Fund; the State Revenue Department may establish identification markers for the plate.
- The act becomes effective on the first day of the third month after passage and approval.
- Subjects
- Distinctive License Plates
Bill Actions
Indefinitely Postponed
Pending third reading on day 5 Favorable from Public Safety and Homeland Security with 2 amendments
Public Safety and Homeland Security first Amendment Offered
Reported from Public Safety and Homeland Security as Favorable with 2 amendments
Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security
Bill Text
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Source: Alabama Legislature