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Committee seeks county sponsorship for Montgomery County 250 commemorative license plate

Montgomery County Board of Supervisors · December 16, 2024

Summary

Organizers seeking county sponsorship for a Montgomery County 250 licensing plate told the board the DMV requires local government sponsorship and 350 presales; the board signaled support to let the county administrator complete DMV paperwork and marketing.

Members of the Montgomery County 250 planning committee presented a concept for a commemorative license plate to the Board of Supervisors on Dec. 16 and asked the county to sponsor the DMV application and begin presales. Committee representatives included Casey Jenkins (Montgomery Museum executive director) and Sherry Wyatt (assistant director), who explained the design follows a DMV template and that DMV design staff will have final approval.

The committee requested the Board authorize County Administrator Angie Hill to complete the required paperwork and allow staff to begin presales, noting that DMV requires 350 presales before advancing production and that the whole process could take up to a year. The committee said they are collecting stories and artifacts to support the county’s 250th anniversary programming and aim to return with additional updates in early 2025.

Board members asked clarifying questions about the plate background color (template-driven) and the presale process; members signaled consensus for staff to proceed with paperwork and presales. The committee noted the plate’s tagline will be used broadly in promotional materials as the committee finalizes the 2026 programming schedule.

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