Maryland HB709 allows the Motor Vehicle Administration to provide digital records to the Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community.

Maryland HB709 modifies the Motor Vehicle Administration's record-keeping practices to allow the release of digital photographic images or signatures to the Special Investigations Unit of the Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development. The bill specifies that these digital records can be made available to certain entities, including the courts, criminal justice agencies, driver license authorities, the individual, the individual's attorney, and third parties designated by the individual.

Maryland HB709 allows the Motor Vehicle Administration to provide digital records to the Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community.

Maryland HB709 modifies the Motor Vehicle Administration's record-keeping practices to allow the release of digital photographic images or signatures to the Special Investigations Unit of the Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development. The bill specifies that these digital records can be made available to certain entities, including the courts, criminal justice agencies, driver license authorities, the individual, the individual's attorney, and third parties designated by the individual.