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Committee hears bill to unrestrict police salvage-inspection fees for broader law enforcement uses
Summary
House Bill 5234 would allow law enforcement agencies to use revenue from $100 salvage-vehicle inspections for broader purposes such as equipment, training, and road patrols; Chief Matt Bade said many smaller agencies hold restricted balances they cannot use for general public-safety work. No committee vote was taken.
The committee considered House Bill 5234, sponsored by the chair, to change how revenue from salvage-vehicle inspection fees may be used. Under current law, police agencies that perform salvage inspections may charge up to $100 and must restrict the revenue to purposes related to recovering stolen vehicles or parts. Representative and Chief Matt Bade of the Genesee County Metro Police…
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