New York State Department of Motor Vehicles

or on the Golden Day, not Election Day.

However, if you're registering through the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, because that registration takes one day to transmit to us, if you register on Saturday, or change your registration on Saturday, and that won't get to us until Sunday, and that's after the 10-day window.

So that doesn't work.

If you're going to do DMV, you've got to do it on Friday because it gets transmitted to us on Saturday.

County clerk seeks New York Underground Railroad specialty license plate.

Erie County Clerk Michael Kearns is asking the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, DMV, to create a specialty license plate honoring the Underground Railroad and New York's role in the struggle for freedom and abolition.

Kearns made the request after discussions with DeWitt Lee III, chairman of the US Canadian Underground Railroad Committee and a community advocate with caretakers of our culture.

Lee presented the license plate proposal to Kearns.

So any any way that these guys can make money, they will.

So what I portrayed myself as having a lot of connections with the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles that I could actually get stolen cars registered through my contacts.

And that really intrigued Jimmy.

And, you know, we met in front of a pub in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn and with the promise to do more business that week, that week, that Saturday.

Erie County Clerk Michael P. Kearns recently accepted a proclamation recognizing the Auto Bureau's work.

According to 2025 New York State Department of Motor Vehicles data, 62% of eligible Erie County residents are REAL ID compliant, compared with approximately 51% statewide.

Erie County residents have obtained 423,598 real ID credentials and 57,524 enhanced credentials for a combined 481,122 federally compliant credentials.

Across the eight counties in the County Clerks Association's western region, 736,368 REAL ID and enhanced credentials have been issued.

Erie County Clerk Michael P. Kearns recently accepted a proclamation recognizing the Audit Bureau's work.

According to 2025 New York State Department of Motor Vehicles data, 62% of eligible Erie County residents are REAL ID compliant, compared with approximately 51% statewide.

Erie County residents have obtained 423,598 real ID credentials and 57,524 enhanced credentials for a combined 481,122 federally compliant credentials.

Across the eight counties in the County Clerks Association's western region, 736,368 REAL ID and enhanced credentials have been issued.