New Mexico § 28-10-3.3 Program created

New Mexico Statutes

§ 28-10-3.3 — Program created

New Mexico § 28-10-3.3

Ch. 28Human Rights

Art. 10Concerns and Employment of the Disabled

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 28-10-3.3 (2026).

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The "placard abuse prevention program" is created in the governor's commission on disability to ensure compliance with statutes affecting parking privileges for persons with severe mobility impairment and safe and effective use of designated disabled parking space. The commission shall design and implement a program to: A. monitor the system of eligibility for and use of parking placards and special registration plates; B. provide public awareness education and training to address barriers to the appropriate use of designated disabled parking space; C. pursue efforts to reduce abuse and misuse of designated disabled parking space privileges, including revocation of parking placards and special registration plates; and D. provide education, training and technical assistance to local law enf

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The "placard abuse prevention program" is created in the governor's commission on disability to ensure compliance with statutes affecting parking privileges for persons with severe mobility impairment and safe and effective use of designated disabled parking space. The commission shall design and implement a program to: A. monitor the system of eligibility for and use of parking placards and special registration plates; B. provide public awareness education and training to address barriers to the appropriate use of designated disabled parking space; C. pursue efforts to reduce abuse and misuse of designated disabled parking space privileges, including revocation of parking placards and special registration plates; and D. provide education, training and technical assistance to local law enforcement agencies and volunteers on enforcement of statutes affecting use of designated disabled parking space.