Amends existing law to revise fee provisions regarding recreational vehicles and to establish provisions regarding an off-highway vehicle law enforcement program.

This legislation increases the Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) sticker fee to $20.00 for Idaho residents, $30 for nonresidents, and $30 for rental machines. Funds collected are distributed directly to the Idaho Department of Lands (IDL), county sheriffs, and Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation (IDPR), as in current law. The purpose of the increase is to provide additional funds to support the OHV trail program, to provide additional funding to OHV law enforcement, to adopt an accountability model for use of OHV law enforcement funds, and to increase the fee retained by vendors such as county assessors and retail outlets. In 1972, dirt bike enthusiasts started a motorbike sticker program to fund the construction and maintenance of motorized recreation trails throughout Idaho. The initial fee was $3.00. The trail program has grown to maintain over 1,850 miles of trails annually and support over 200,000 users ranging from dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs and other off-highway vehicles. The fee has increased four times since inception, with the last increase being in 2009. The 2009 fee increase was to create distributions to IDL and sheriffs only. There has been no sticker increase to adjust for inflation effects to the trails program since 1994. The inflation-adjusted fee from 1972 to present would justify an increase to over $22.00.