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2012 Kentucky Attorney General Reports and Opinions 1 (2012)

handle is hein.sag/sagky0039 and id is 1 raw text is: OAG 12-001

January 25, 2012
Effect of 1996 amendments of KRS 186.060

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Representative Hubert Collins
97th District
James M. Herrick
Assistant Attorney General
KRS 186.060(4), as amended in 1996, allows federal, state,
and local governmental units to use official license plates on
vehicles leased or owned by them; prior opinions to the con-
trary are abrogated insofar as they rely on prior statutory
language.
KRS 186.060

OAG 95-001, OAG 74-456, OAG 73-6

Opinion of the Attorney General
KRS 186.060 governs the registration and licensing of official vehicles by
federal, state, and local governmental units. Representative Hubert Collins, as
Chairman of the House Transportation Committee, has inquired as to whether
certain prior Opinions of the Attorney General are still applicable after the 1996
amendments to KRS 186.060.
In OAG 95-001, OAG 74-456, and OAG 73-6, it was the opinion of this
office that a city, county, state agency, or other unit of government could not use
an official license plate on a vehicle which was not owned by that governmental
unit. This was due to specific language in KRS 186.060(4) that prohibited the use

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