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Committee advances bill to allow tribal-government permanent license plates

Legislative committee (House committee session) · March 25, 2026
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Summary

The committee considered bill 51-31 to permit tribal governments to receive permanent DMV license plates designated 'TG'; sponsor said the change does not alter fees or eligibility and the item progressed by unanimous consent.

A committee member introduced bill 51-31 to add tribal governments to entities eligible to receive permanent DMV license plates and to designate a 'TG' marking for tribal government vehicles. The sponsor explained the bill "changes no other requirements to receive a plate or any of fees associated with the plates."

The proposal generated no questions requiring amendment, and the sponsor moved to use the last vote by unanimous consent; the chair asked for objections and, hearing none, the motion carried by unanimous consent.

The bill will proceed according to legislative procedures; no implementation details or liaison with tribal governments were provided in the session.