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Committee hears bill to loosen restrictions on salvage‑vehicle inspection fees for law enforcement use
Summary
House Bill 5234 would let participating law enforcement agencies use salvage‑vehicle inspection fee revenue for a broader set of public‑safety purposes including training, equipment, and road patrols instead of being limited to narrowly defined auto‑theft related expenses.
The House Government Operations Committee heard testimony on House Bill 5234, which would loosen statutory restrictions on how law enforcement agencies may use revenue from salvage‑vehicle inspection fees.
Representative (sponsor) introduced the bill and said the change provides flexibility for agencies to use funds for training, equipment and road patrol services that ensure public safety. Chief Matt Bade of the Genesee County Metro Police…
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