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Sponsor seeks minor language cleanup to limit costs for 'Heroes of Missouri' signs

2813720 · March 26, 2025
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Summary

Representative Trisha Burns presented HB 841 to clarify that the only cost under a prior "Heroes of Missouri" statute should be materials for signs. Sponsor said MoDOT has funding for installation and that the bill would not increase fees; the committee recorded a 0 fiscal note in the packet and no opposition at the hearing.

Representative Trisha Burns presented House Bill 841, described as a language cleanup to earlier legislation establishing signs for the "Heroes of Missouri." Burns told the committee the bill clarifies that the only allowable cost would be the cost of materials for the signs so that inflation or other charges would not result in new costs beyond material purchase.

Burns said a fiscal note in the packet indicated no additional state cost (she said she believed the fiscal note was zero) and that Missouri Department of Transportation staff already have funding allocated to perform installation work. "MoDOT's already paid to do the work, so it'd just be a matter of allocating time to installing signs rather than another project they would be working," Burns said.

Committee members raised no objections and the hearing concluded with no recorded opposition. Burns said the language cleanup preserves the intent that the program not produce new fees above the materials cost charged to applicants.

The committee did not take a vote during the hearing.