New Hampshire Government (Municipal)
| Plate | Reporter | Date |
|---|---|---|
| G30914 | Larry David | 9/18/24 |
| G30769 | Jeff Fortier | 7/14/24 |
| G30115 | Heriberto Tapia | 9/30/22 |
| G28703 | Ryan | 6/05/22 |
| G28347 | Larry David | 1/08/21 |
| G27481 | Larry David | 4/23/20 |
| G27043 | Larry David | 1/28/20 |
| G26248 | Larry David | 7/14/18 |
| G25100 | Larry David | 6/05/18 |
| G25095 | Larry David | 11/25/13 |
| G23203 | Larry David | 4/30/13 |
| G23056 | Larry David | 6/06/12 |
| G22141 | Larry David | 2/10/11 |
| G22080 | Larry David | 9/22/10 |
| G21883 | Larry David | 8/09/10 |
| G21552 | Larry David | 3/03/10 |
| G20427 | Larry David | 4/04/08 |
| G20028 | Larry David | 8/02/07 |
| G19211 | Larry David | 7/24/06 |
G30914
A new series for Municipal Police is now in use. These plates are blue on white without the Old Man graphic, and have M/P stacked on the left, followed by two sets of numerals. The first three are an identification of the police authority, which varies from town to town and city to city. The second number is a sequence of vehicle numbers associated with that authority. A small town may have only one vehicle, in which case the plate number would be M/P XXX 1.