Mont. Code Ann. § 61-2-108
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61-2-108 Funding allocation for programs to prevent or reduce drinking and driving
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61-2-108 . Funding allocation for programs to prevent or reduce drinking and driving. (1) If the county in which the violation or violations occurred has initiated and maintained a drinking and driving prevention program as provided in 61-2-106 , the department shall transmit the county portion of the proceeds of the license reinstatement fees collected in that county to the county treasurer, as provided in 61-2-107 (2), at the end of each quarter.
(2) Funds deposited in the state special revenue fund pursuant to 61-2-107 (2) for violations occurring in a county that has not initiated and maintained a drinking and driving prevention program as provided in 61-2-106 must be distributed July 1 of each year, on an equal basis, to those counties that have an approved program under 61-2-106 .
(2) Funds deposited in the state special revenue fund pursuant to 61-2-107 (2) for violations occurring in a county that has not initiated and maintained a drinking and driving prevention program as provided in 61-2-106 must be distributed July 1 of each year, on an equal basis, to those counties that have an approved program under 61-2-106 .
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