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Bill would cap state indigent assistance for ignition interlock to two vehicles per person or household
Summary
Sen. Leonard Christian presented Senate Bill 5287 to limit ignition interlock indigent assistance to no more than two vehicles per person (or per household) to constrain program costs; staff said DOL estimated IT and staffing costs if the bill requires application reviews.
Senate Bill 5287, presented Feb. 3 by Sen. Leonard Christian, would require the Department of Licensing to adopt rules limiting the monetary assistance an indigent person may receive from the ignition interlock device revolving account to no more than two vehicles per person, or where practicable, two vehicles per household.
Committee staff Brian Moore explained the ignition interlock…
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