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Support Florida State Parks

A graphic of a license plate that reads "FLA PKS" with a spring in the background.

Florida State Parks has its own specialty license plate.  

Show your support by getting one today.  

The Florida State Parks Foundation has worked with the Florida Legislature to create this specialty plate and offer it to state residents. 

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Florida vehicle owners are encouraged to show their support for Florida State Parks. From the sale of each plate, $25 directly benefits the foundation. 

Visit the Florida State Parks Foundation page for more information. 

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