United We Stand Specialty License Plate
May 19, 2022
As you drive around Florida you will notice a variety of Florida license plate designs. In addition to the most common standard state license plate, Florida allows drivers to select from more than 120 unique license plates. Florida has license plates for a variety of family, environmental, charitable, and other causes. If you work in the aviation industry, enjoy recreational flying, or are concerned about our national security, you may want to consider purchasing the United We Stand specialty plate. (Created by an Act of the Florida Legislature in 2002 to support Secure Airports for Florida’s Economy.) Revenue goes to FDOT to fund security-related aviation projects pursuant to Chapter 332, Florida Statutes and to provide training related to airport security and management. In 2018, security assessments were conducted at 84 airports and specific projects were funded at 25 airports as a result.
Apalachicola Regional Airport-Cleve Randolph Field | $67,270 | Miami Homestead General Aviation | $187,967 |
Bartow Executive | $168,000 | Northeast Florida Regional | $125,000 |
Boca Raton | $305,780 | Palm Beach County Park | $1,709 |
Carabelle-Thompson | $17,000 | Pensacola International | $104,500 |
Dade-Collier Training and Transitional | $108,000 | Perry-Foley | $22,451 |
Fernandina Beach Municipal | $150,000 | Pompano Beach Airpark | $135,200 |
Fort Lauderdale Executive | $122,800 | Punta Gorda Airport | $100,000 |
Gainesville Regional | $58,591 | Quincy Municipal | $65,000 |
Key West International | $590,240 | Sebastian Municipal | $6,084 |
Keystone Heights | $401,735 | Suwannee County | $325,190 |
Lakeland Linder International | $288,000 | The Florida Keys Marathon International | $52,896 |
Marianna Municipal | $402,332 | Treasure Coast International | $80,204 |
Miami Executive | $48,000 | Williston Municipal | $559,628 |