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Ada County voters extend the vehicle registration fee through 2046
If you register a car in Ada County, your fee isn't changing. Voters approved extending the local vehicle registration fee through 2046 with no increase, and unofficial results show 81.8% in favor. Without the vote, the fee would have expired in 2028.
The fee brings in about $14 million a year, and KTVB reports the money is secured for local infrastructure projects. ACHD Commission President Miranda Gold said it helps pay for road and bridge repairs, traffic projects, safe routes to school, sidewalks and neighborhood transportation improvements.
- Rates: no increase from current fees
- First approved: 1990, renewed in 2008
- Raises: about $14 million a year
- Old sunset date: 2028
Vehicles one to two years old pay the highest fee
Source: KIVI-TV
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Over 7 years old | $24 |
| 3 to 7 years old | $36 |
| 1 to 2 years old | $40 |
| For hire, school buses | $16 |
| Motorcycles, ATVs | $8 |
Highway district seats were on the same ballot. As of 9:40 p.m. Tuesday, the Idaho Statesman reported that Gold was leading Sean Sundwall in District 3, though most of the count so far was early and absentee votes.
