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Vermont Strong '23

Vermont Strong ’23 commemorative license plates to benefit and recognize those who suffered losses from the July 2023 flooding and commemorate the contributions of the many people helping to rebuild Vermont and make it stronger are now available.

Vermont Strong 2023 commemorative license platesVermont Strong 2023 commemorative license plates

The recipients of the funds raised through sales are the Vermont Community Foundation, to help provide disaster relief to individual Vermonters, and the Agency of Commerce and Community Development’s Business Emergency Gap Assistance Program, to help provide disaster relief to Vermont businesses and farms.

The two license plates are now available online and in all DMV offices.

To place an order online or make a donation, visit our Vermont Strong storefront.

Direct donations may also be made online and will benefit Vermonters who have been affected by the floods. The donations will go to the Vermont Emergency Donations Special Fund for purposes of Emergency Management. For example, some of this funding will go to the Manufactured Home Improvement and Repair Program to remove and dispose of flood-impacted manufactured homes and/or grants to replace a manufactured home.

Retailers may place orders to sell at their businesses by visiting our Vermont Strong storefront.

FAQs.

How can I check the status of my VT Strong plate order?

If you placed an order for a Vermont Strong plate that has not arrived yet, Thank you for your purchase, which will support victims of the 2023 Vermont flooding. We have had an overwhelming response and are working diligently to process all orders quickly and in the order they were received.

If you do not receive your order within two weeks, please feel free to contact us.

How should I display the Vermont Strong Plate?

You may display your Vermont Strong plate, but it must be on the front of your vehicle.

What type(s) of front license plates are allowed?

Act 71, which became law on July 1, 2017, removed any end date from the law that authorizes certain motor vehicles registered in Vermont to display Vermont Strong plates that cover a regular front license plate. No other alternate plate is allowed.

Are Vermont Strong Plates available for purchase?