New Montana License Plate Spotlights Worthy Cause in State

The subject receives coverage, but the plight of the Indigenous People in Montana concerning missing persons is a seriously troubling one.  It seems every day there is a new report of another Native American missing across the state.

The state agency of the Montana Missing and Murdered Indigenous Person's Advisory Council is hoping that a new license plate will help fund the recovery efforts of those that have gone missing in the Big Sky State.

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New Montana License Plate Spotlights Worthy Cause in State

If you have been to our local DMV in Great Falls and looked at the wall of available license plates, it can be a little overwhelming to see just how many there really are.  To add to the collection, the MMMIPAC is introducing a new design for those registering their vehicles in 2026.

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In a statement from the Montana Department of Motor Vehicles, the mission of the new plate and the advisory council is a simple one:

The MMIPAC is tasked with identifying strategies to improve interagency communication, cooperation, and to remove jurisdictional barriers. The MMIPAC also works to identify causes of missing and murdered indigenous persons. Funding donated to this license plate will be utilized by the authorization of the Advisory Council to support those missions.

Take a Peek at the New Plate Design for Vehicle Owners in Montana

The new license plate is being offered for $35 when your renewal comes up.  The new featured plate will look like the following graphic:

You can learn more about the new plate and order online if your renewal is ready at the MDMV website here.