All Roll Calls
Yes: 137 • No: 82
ArizonaHB 2111Fifty-seventh Legislature - First Regular SessionHouseWALLET
suicide prevention special plate
Sponsored By: Leo Biasiucci (Republican)
Signed by Governor
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More choices for specialty plate designs
The law exempts listed special plates from the usual rule that their color and design match the standard plate. ADOT deposits covered administration fees in the state highway fund, subject to a statutory exception. ADOT can use that money for covered plate-issuance costs only when the legislature appropriates it.
America250 plates fund state projects
A person must pay a $32,000 implementation fee by December 31, 2025, before these plates qualify for issue, and ADOT must approve the design. Each $25 plate fee or renewal sends $8 to the state highway fund and $17 to the special plate fund. The first $32,000 received repays the implementation-fee payer, and administration is limited to 10% of annual deposits. The director allocates money monthly to the Arizona America250 Commission through December 31, 2026; afterward, allocations go annually to the State Library Fund, where nonfederal money remains available and does not expire at year-end.
Arizona bicycle plates support riding
A person must pay a $32,000 implementation fee by December 31, 2025, before these plates qualify for issue, and ADOT must approve the logo. Each $25 plate fee or renewal includes an $8 administration fee and a $17 donation. The first $32,000 received repays the implementation-fee payer, and administration is limited to 10% of annual deposits. The director allocates remaining money to qualifying nonprofits that support Arizona bicycling events and meet the law’s goals for community participation, economic development, and daily bicycling.
Greek group plates fund campus organizations
A sorority or fraternity must pay a $32,000 implementation fee by December 31, 2025, to qualify for a plate with an approved logo. Each $25 plate fee or renewal includes an $8 administration fee and a $17 donation. Donations are divided among qualifying groups based on the number of plates issued; recipients must be recognized by an Arizona university and meet the law’s membership and mission requirements.
Hopi plates support reservation roadwork
A person must pay a $32,000 implementation fee by December 31, 2025, before these plates qualify for issue, and ADOT must approve the design. Each $25 plate fee or renewal includes an $8 administration fee and a $17 donation to the Hopi Tribal Department of Public Safety and Emergency Services. The donations support road maintenance and traffic-control devices on Hopi Reservation highways in Arizona that are not state highways.
Health causes get plate donations
A person must pay a $32,000 implementation fee by December 31, 2025, before these plates qualify for issue. Each $25 plate fee or renewal sends $8 to the state highway fund and $17 to the program fund. The fund supports Arizona’s 988 Lifeline, mental health and suicide-prevention services for public safety workers and their families, and kidney-health programs. The first $32,000 received repays the implementation-fee payer, and fund administration is limited to 10% of annual deposits.
Charity plates support children and schools
A person must pay a $32,000 implementation fee by December 31, 2025, before these plates qualify for issue. Each $25 plate fee or renewal includes $8 for administration and a $17 donation; the first $32,000 received repays the implementation-fee payer, and administration is limited to 10% of annual deposits. Donations support a qualifying Arizona children’s charity and a nonprofit serving one Arizona unified school district. The children’s charity must meet the law’s specific Arizona incorporation, fundraising, and membership-group requirements.
Italian heritage plates fund scholarships
A person must pay a $32,000 implementation fee by December 31, 2025, before these plates qualify for issue, and ADOT must approve the design. Each $25 plate fee or renewal sends $8 to the state highway fund and $17 to the special plate fund. The first $32,000 received repays the implementation-fee payer, and administration is limited to 10% of annual deposits. Donations support qualifying Italian American cultural and advocacy work, college scholarships, and a merit-based travel program for young Italian Americans.
Made in Arizona plates train workers
A person must pay a $32,000 implementation fee by December 31, 2025, before these plates qualify for issue. Each $25 plate fee or renewal sends $8 to the state highway fund and $17 to the Made in Arizona fund. The first $32,000 received repays the implementation-fee payer, and fund administration is limited to 10% of annual deposits. The fund supports advanced-manufacturing workforce development and collaboration with Arizona community colleges.
Sponsors & Cosponsors
Sponsor
Leo Biasiucci
Republican • House
Cosponsors
There are no cosponsors for this bill.
Roll Call Votes
House vote • 4/28/2025
CONCUR: Passed
Yes: 0 • No: 0
House vote • 4/28/2025
FINAL: Passed
Yes: 32 • No: 23
House vote • 4/9/2025
THIRD: Passed
Yes: 27 • No: 3
House vote • 3/19/2025
DPA
Yes: 5 • No: 1
House vote • 3/4/2025
THIRD: Passed
Yes: 34 • No: 24
House vote • 2/26/2025
MOTION: failed to pass
Yes: 26 • No: 31
House vote • 2/24/2025
C&P
Yes: 7 • No: 0
House vote • 2/19/2025
DPA
Yes: 6 • No: 0
Actions Timeline
Final Reading: Passed
4/28/2025HouseConcurrence: Passed
4/28/2025HouseThird Reading: Passed
4/9/2025HouseCommittee of the Whole: do pass amended
4/9/2025Houseundefined: PFC
3/24/2025Houseundefined: DPA
3/19/2025HouseThird Reading: Passed
3/4/2025HouseCOW Motion to Amend: failed to pass
2/26/2025HouseCommittee of the Whole: do pass amended
2/26/2025HouseCommittee of the Whole: Retained on the Calendar
2/25/2025Houseundefined: C&P
2/24/2025Houseundefined: DPA
2/19/2025House
Bill Text
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