Vermont H0025 proposes fees for the Impaired Driver Rehabilitation Program based on an individual's ability to pay.

Vermont H0025 mandates that fees for the Impaired Driver Rehabilitation Program be set based on an individual's gross income relative to the federal poverty level. The bill requires the Department of Health to assess fees for the Alcohol and Driving Education Program and alcohol assessment screening, with a maximum fee of $250 and $200, respectively. Individuals with an annual gross income of less than or equal to 175 percent of the federal poverty level are exempt from paying any program fees, while those with an income up to 575 percent of the federal poverty level are eligible for.

Vermont H0025 proposes fees for the Impaired Driver Rehabilitation Program based on an individual's ability to pay.

Vermont H0025 mandates that fees for the Impaired Driver Rehabilitation Program be set based on an individual's gross income relative to the federal poverty level. The bill requires the Department of Health to assess fees for the Alcohol and Driving Education Program and alcohol assessment screening, with a maximum fee of $250 and $200, respectively. Individuals with an annual gross income of less than or equal to 175 percent of the federal poverty level are exempt from paying any program fees, while those with an income up to 575 percent of the federal poverty level are eligible for.