This bill introduces several new special license plates in Washington State, including the "Keep Washington Evergreen," "LeMay-America's Car Museum," "Mount St. Helens," "Nautical Northwest," "Smokey Bear," and "Working Forests." Each plate is designed to promote specific themes and causes, such as environmental awareness and education related to classic automobiles. The initial fee for these special plates is set at $40, with renewal fees at $30, and the proceeds will be allocated to various initiatives, including cancer research, law enforcement memorials, and educational programs in the automotive industry.

Additionally, the bill outlines funding allocations to support youth engagement, sports mentoring, and community development, with funds from local sports teams directed to the Washington State Leadership Board and other organizations. It clarifies percentage allocations for these funds and introduces new initiatives for the Washington tree farm program and electric vehicle charging stations. The legislation also details the design and application process for the new plates and ensures effective distribution of proceeds to support the intended programs. The act is scheduled to take effect on November 1, 2025.