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County launches license plate recycling program to fund training
Summary
The county approved a license plate recycling program for the auto‑registration office to collect and certify proceeds for staff training; the program will accept plates from the public and dealers and work with precinct staff to cut and recycle plates per state rules.
Parker County’s auto‑registration office proposed a license plate recycling program to recover plates (including dealer plates) for safe disposal and to generate funds for employee training. Jen (auto‑registration staff) said the program would accept plates from the public and dealers, have plates cut for recycling and certify the proceeds to the training line.
"So we could cut them in 0.5...once the money comes in, I ask that y'all certify it to our training line so we can use it for training," Jen told the court. Commissioners approved the program and certified that proceeds would be used for training and related registration office needs; the motion carried 5–0.
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