Municipal plates are used on everything from Police cars to public works vehicles. The Towns use initials to identify their
plates. The State codes their plates with numbers to cover vehicle types. Municipal plates do not require expiration stickers.
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3M reflective STATE plate. |
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1987-1999
Map Base
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Above: 87-99 "MAP" base plate. Judging by its poor condition, this
was probably off of a dump truck. (eBay photo)
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Gradiant Base
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Above: State- from box truck.
Above: New Graphic style base. (in use)
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Map Base
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Above: Town of Bloomfield. '87-'99. (DS collection)
Ellington Municipal p[late |
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Above: Town of Madison plate. 87-99 Base. (eBay photo)
Manchester? |
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Stafford |
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Gradiant Base
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Above: 2000 base, Town of Bloomfield. (in use)
Above: 2000 base, Town of Plymouth. (in use)
Above: 2000 base, Town of Stamford. (in use)
Above: 2000 base. Town of Windsor. (photographed on car)
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Town of Windsor on a Long Island Sound base. Notice the sticker
applied when a "base" of municipal is not used. (photographed on car)
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MDC
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Above: 1987-99. MDC stands for Metropolitan District Commission.
As seen on our Water company vehicles.
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