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MO HB554
Bill
Status
1/15/2015
Primary Sponsor
Paul Curtman
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AI Summary
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Reduces the cap on municipal revenue from traffic fines and court costs from 30% to 10% of annual general operating revenue for cities, towns, villages, and counties
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Requires all traffic violation revenue exceeding the 10% threshold to be sent to the Department of Revenue and distributed to county schools
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Municipalities must include an accounting of traffic fine revenue percentages in their comprehensive annual financial report submitted to the state auditor
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Municipalities that fail to accurately report or remit excess revenues by the deadline will immediately lose municipal court jurisdiction over all traffic-related charges until compliance is achieved
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Municipalities may request a state auditor review under the Missouri Constitution if they dispute a determination of excess revenues
Legislative Description
Reduces the threshold for the general operating revenue coming from traffic fines for cities, towns, villages, or counties from 30% to 10%
Last Action
Referred: Civil and Criminal Proceedings(H)
3/10/2015