Kansas HB2222 requires manufacturers of ignition interlock devices to pay fees to the state for program administration.
Kansas HB2222 mandates that manufacturers of ignition interlock devices pay fees to the state for the administration, oversight, and monitoring of the ignition interlock program. Manufacturers must pay a one-time fee of $10 for each device installed in the state on and after July 1, 2025, and a monthly fee of $5 per device in use, unless the device is used by someone eligible for reduced program costs. The bill creates the IID fee program fund to manage these fees, which are to be used for program administration.
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