Vermont bill allows nondriver identification cards for detainees and sentenced individuals without charge.

The Vermont bill permits individuals detained pre-adjudication in a correctional facility for six months or more to obtain a State-issued nondriver identification card at no fee. The Department of Corrections must coordinate with the Department of Motor Vehicles to provide these cards at the time of release. The cards are non-REAL ID compliant and must include a veteran designation if applicable. The bill also outlines procedures for issuing, renewing, and replacing these identification cards, including fees and eligibility criteria.

Vermont bill allows nondriver identification cards for detainees and sentenced individuals without charge.

The Vermont bill permits individuals detained pre-adjudication in a correctional facility for six months or more to obtain a State-issued nondriver identification card at no fee. The Department of Corrections must coordinate with the Department of Motor Vehicles to provide these cards at the time of release. The cards are non-REAL ID compliant and must include a veteran designation if applicable. The bill also outlines procedures for issuing, renewing, and replacing these identification cards, including fees and eligibility criteria.