Sen. Jarrett Coleman (R-16) will hold a free license plate replacement event on Thursday, Sept. 18, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. The event will take place at the Hilltown Police Department at 13 West Creamery Rd. in Hilltown.
Motorists in the area who have license plates that are peeling, discolored, blistered, or no longer reflective and cannot be read from 50 feet away may qualify for a free replacement. Law enforcement officers at the event will review each plate and determine eligibility. They will also help attendees complete the necessary paperwork.
After the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation receives the completed forms, new plates will be mailed directly to motorists’ home addresses.
Individuals interested in participating can pre-register for the event.
“Area motorists whose license plates have lost reflectivity, are peeling, have blistering or discoloration, and cannot be read from 50 feet away, may be eligible for a free plate replacement. During the event, law enforcement officers will make the final determination and assist with completing the appropriate paperwork.”
“Once the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation receives the paperwork, the replacement plate will be mailed to the motorist’s home address.”
Those seeking more information can contact Robert Arena at 484-864-4964.
