Decreases the Passport to the Parks fee for Connecticut residents and increases the nonresident parking pass fee at state parks.
This bill decreases the Passport to the Parks fee for Connecticut residents from $24 to $20. It also increases the fee for a nonresident calendar year parking pass at any state park, forest, boat launch, or other state recreational facility from $112 to $175. The purpose is to reduce motor vehicle registration fees for residents while increasing revenue from nonresident parking passes.
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