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Committee advances bill to build a single statewide vehicle registration and plate system; fiscal estimates vary
Summary
Senate File 107 would require YDOT to implement a single statewide motor vehicle registration and license plate issuance system by mid-2028. County treasurers backed modernization but urged integration with local accounting systems; YDOT and ETS offered conservative fiscal estimates (agency noted $20 million, counties referenced a lower $10 million WhiteCat estimate). Committee advanced the bill unanimously.
CHEYENNE — Lawmakers advanced Senate File 107, a bill directing the Wyoming Department of Transportation to implement a single statewide motor vehicle registration and plate issuance system, amid debate over cost, timing and county integration.
Sponsor Sen. Nethercott said the bill is a companion to the committee's prior item and seeks to consolidate disparate county systems into a statewide platform. "This bill allows YDOT to collect a $5 fee" to help recover costs, Nethercott said, and the measure does not take effect until July 1, 2028, to allow time for vendor…
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