Ben Adams — Asked whether other states have eliminated sticker programs.
Ben Adams — Continued questioning about other states and the original purpose of the stickers.
Ben Adams — Spoke in support of the motion and gave a personal example about registration stickers changing colors.
Ben Adams — Explained that different registration colors appeared on his vehicles and said he supports the motion.
Ben Adams — Senator Adams asks for a motion and moves to introduce RS 33330.
Ben Adams — Senator Adams is identified as the mover of the motion to introduce RS 33330.
Codi Galloway — Asked why the FOP and Sheriff's Association were neutral on the proposal.
Phil Hart — Referenced as chairing the committee and recognizing the motion.
Phil Hart — Recognized the absence of public testimony and accepted the motion.
Phil Hart — Introduced RS 333 and thanked the chair for placing it on the agenda.
Phil Hart — Explained that RS 333 would clarify valid right-of-way and highway definitions.
Phil Hart — Identified himself and described the Shoshone County case motivating the RS.
Phil Hart — Senator Hart is not mentioned in this section.
Phil Hart — Phil Hart is addressed during a follow-up Q&A exchange, where the discussion centers on funding support and the speaker confirms that helping with funding is the primary thing they do.
Carrie Semmelroth — Named as seconding the motion, though the transcript says 'Semleroth.'
Josh Keyser — Not mentioned in this section.
Layla Krall — Layla Krall introduces herself as the administrator of the Local Highway Technical Assistance Council (ELTAC) and begins her update to the committee, noting ELTAC’s annual reporting role and its service to local highway jurisdictions.
Doug Okuniewicz — Doug Okuniewicz concludes his remarks by offering to answer questions, then responds to the Chair during the ensuing exchange. He thanks the Chair for the question and explains that the main focus is helping with funding, framing his response as part of the same discussion.
Van Burtenshaw — A senator moves to approve the February 10th, 2026 minutes after stating they are accurate, and the motion is immediately seconded.