If enacted, Pennsylvania would let driver-license, ID-card, and vehicle-registration applicants add optional payments to support fire companies and emergency medical services.
Applicants could add $5 or $10 to certain license, ID-card, or vehicle-registration payments for fire-company grants, if the measure becomes law.
Applicants could add $5 or $10 to certain license, ID-card, or vehicle-registration payments for emergency medical services grants, if the measure becomes law.
The Department of Transportation would provide applicants with an option to contribute money to the Fire Company Grant Program. The option would cover applicants for original or renewed driver’s licenses or identification cards, renewed vehicle registrations, and two-year vehicle registrations made through the department’s website. The contribution would be $5 for an original or renewed driver’s license or identification card. The contribution would be $5 for a renewed vehicle registration and $10 for a two-year vehicle registration made online. The contribution would be voluntary and added to the regular fee only when chosen. A person could make one contribution for a license or identification card transaction and one for a vehicle-registration transaction. The provisions would take effect 60 days after enactment.
The Department of Transportation would provide applicants with an option to contribute money to the Emergency Medical Services Grant Program. The option would cover applicants for original or renewed driver’s licenses or identification cards, renewed vehicle registrations, and two-year vehicle registrations made through the department’s website. The contribution would be $5 for an original or renewed driver’s license or identification card. The contribution would be $5 for a renewed vehicle registration and $10 for a two-year vehicle registration made online. The contribution would be voluntary and added to the regular fee only when chosen. A person could make one contribution for a license or identification card transaction and one for a vehicle-registration transaction. The provisions would take effect 60 days after enactment.
No hearings or votes scheduled.