Aug 12, 2009 · The plate is being retired because the women who created it want some money to actually go to their cause. A new pink plate will replace the old one, with a new $25 surcharge that will go toward providing treatment to uninsured women with breast or cervical cancer.

Aug 11, 2009 · Colorado’s Department of Revenue says it stopped requiring proof from pioneer descendants two years ago after they learned they didn’t have the legal right to demand it.

All Colorado license plates are printed by Colorado Correctional Industries. POD plates are printed and mailed to constituents upon completion of registration transaction. Please contact the Vehicle Services Section at 303-205-5608 with any questions.

Motorcycle personalized license plate; Information: Research Colorado Revised Statute 42-3-264. Pioneer

Aug 11, 2009 · DENVER — Want one of those spiffy Colorado pioneer license plates, but you don't have any pioneers in your family tree? Not to worry, just fork over $50 and you too can be a pioneer.

Mar 2, 2023 · Here's a look at 7 plates that are rarely seen, but pretty cool: 1. The 'Support Pollinators' plate: Image: Colorado DMV. This one requires a donation to the People and Pollinators Action Network. Find out more information here. 2. The 'Mesa Verde National Park' plate: Image: Colorado DMV. This one requires a donation to the Mesa Verde Foundation.

Aug 11, 2009 · DENVER (AP) - Colorado residents who want a "Colorado Pioneer" license plate no longer have to prove they had a relative living in the state 100 years ago.

Colorado license plates come in two distinct colors: green and red. The Green license plates signify that a vehicle is owned by a Colorado resident, while the red plates signify they have a temporary or out of state vehicle registration.

Sep 1, 1999 · Zoe Hubbard, a descendant of four pioneer families in southern Weld County, established the pioneer plate program two years ago to honor Coloradans whose ancestral roots go back 100 years. The State of Colorado agreed to make these pioneer/settler plates as long as 250 of them are in use.

As of 2024, plates are issued by the Colorado Department of Revenue through its Division of Motor Vehicles. Front and rear plates are required for most classes of vehicles, while only rear plates are required for motorcycles and trailers.