Governor Kehoe Signs Five Bills into Law
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JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Today, Governor Mike Kehoe signed five pieces of legislation into law: Senate Bills (SB) 28 and 396, and House Bills (HB) 105, 169, and 974.
“Today, we were proud to sign five bills that will benefit businesses and local governments across our state,” said Governor Kehoe. “Thank you to the men and women of the General Assembly for sending many pieces of quality legislation to my desk this session. We look forward to signing even more legislation that improves the lives of Missourians next week.”
SB 28, sponsored by Senator Jason Bean and Representative Donnie Brown, modifies provisions relating to transportation.
-Adds retired law enforcement and judicial members to the confidential motor vehicle and drivers licensing records statute.
-Requires motor vehicle sales taxes to be paid before a temporary tag can be issued. This now includes transactions between individuals and through out-of-state dealers. The effective date of this is delayed until the Missouri Department of Revenue’s (DOR) Motor Vehicle and Driver License System is completed.
-Modifies specialty license plate provisions, including creating a new United States Space Force military specialty license plate.
-Places vehicle, boat, and powersports dealers on a level playing field in regards to the fees they are required to remit to DOR.
SB 396, sponsored by Senator Ben Brown and Representative Brad Banderman, authorizes the board of trustees of a consolidated public library district to change the dates of the fiscal year.
-Allows the board of trustees of a consolidated library district to select a different fiscal year structure than the state fiscal year calendar.
HB 105, sponsored Representative Jeff Vernetti and Senator Mike Bernskoetter, authorizes the conveyance of certain state property.
-Outlines the deed property language for the conveyance of the Lee C. Fine Memorial Airport from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources to the city of Osage Beach, giving Osage Beach more freedom and flexibility to make improvements without grant funding.
-Conveys two tracts of land from the site of the former Missouri State Highway Patrol Troop A Headquarters located in Lee’s Summit. The land will be conveyed from the State of Missouri to the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission for the purpose of a new intersection, allowing the outer roads and city streets to be received by Lee’s Summit once the new bridge and intersection is completed.
-Outlines the deed property language for conveying a tract of land in Webster County from the State of Missouri to the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission, allowing for improvements to increase road safety by reducing conflict points, decreasing congestion, and replacing aging infrastructure.
HB 169, sponsored by Representative Donnie Brown and Senator Jason Bean, modifies provisions relating to cotton trailers.
-Redefines “cotton trailers,” increasing the allowed maximum speed to 70 MPH from 40 MPH.
-Updates specific hauling requirements for cotton trailers to align with modern technological advancements.
HB 974, sponsored by Representative Jim Murphy and Senator Sandy Crawford, establishes provisions relating to insurance for certain uses of motor vehicles.
-Implements the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) model language related to cyber security standards on insurance companies, aimed at protecting consumer data.
-Implements the National Council of Insurance Legislators model language related to peer-to-peer driving rental services.
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