Missouri HB1853 repeals and replaces sections of transportation law to allow memorial roads for fallen officers, emergency personnel, and Armed.
Missouri HB1853 repeals several sections of transportation law and replaces them with a new provision. The new law allows the governing assembly of any county, city, or village to designate a street, road, or highway as a memorial road for any law enforcement officer, emergency personnel, or member of the Armed Forces killed in the line of duty. The local government must cover the costs, erection, and maintenance of any signs marking the designated road. The memorial road designation benefits the road and bridge fund.
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