Alabama § 32-6-431 Distribution of Proceeds

Alabama Statutes

§ 32-6-431 — Distribution of Proceeds

Alabama·Title 32 Motor Vehicles and Traffic·Ch. 6 Licenses and Registration·Art. 2 License Tags and Plates·Div. 24 Cahawba—First Capitol, National Voting Rights Museum and Institute, and 21st Century Youth Leadership Project

(a)The net proceeds of the additional revenues generated by the fifty dollar ($50) fee, less administrative costs, including the cost of production of the “Cahawba-First Capitol” tags or plates, shall be distributed by the judge of probate or license commissioner to the Alabama Department of Revenue who shall distribute the proceeds to the Cahawba Advisory Committee. The Cahawba Advisory Committee shall use these funds for continued efforts to develop and promote the Old Cahawba Capitol Site pursuant to Section 41-9-252.

(b)The net proceeds from the additional revenues generated by the fifty dollar ($50) fee, minus the production and administrative costs for the “National Voting Rights Museum and Institute” tags or plates, shall be submitted monthly by the Department of Revenue or other

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(a) The net proceeds of the additional revenues generated by the fifty dollar ($50) fee, less administrative costs, including the cost of production of the “Cahawba-First Capitol” tags or plates, shall be distributed by the judge of probate or license commissioner to the Alabama Department of Revenue who shall distribute the proceeds to the Cahawba Advisory Committee. The Cahawba Advisory Committee shall use these funds for continued efforts to develop and promote the Old Cahawba Capitol Site pursuant to Section 41-9-252.
(b) The net proceeds from the additional revenues generated by the fifty dollar ($50) fee, minus the production and administrative costs for the “National Voting Rights Museum and Institute” tags or plates, shall be submitted monthly by the Department of Revenue or other appropriate official to the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute. The National Voting Rights Museum and Institute shall use these funds for continued efforts to develop, operate, and promote the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute in Selma, Alabama.
(c) The net proceeds from the additional revenues generated by the fifty dollar ($50) fee, minus the production and administrative costs for the “21st Century Youth Leadership Project” tags or plates, shall be submitted monthly by the Department of Revenue or other appropriate official to the 21st Century Youth Leadership Project.

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