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Cancer Screening License Plate

Colorado Cancer Coalition · Screening saves lives

Help Put Cancer Screening on the Road

Support a proposed Colorado cancer screening license plate—and help bring a message of prevention and early detection to communities across our state.

A small space. A statewide message.

Make Early Detection Part of the Everyday

The Colorado Cancer Coalition, a program of Trailhead Institute, is working to establish a Group Special License Plate promoting cancer screening and early detection. The proposed plate would help raise awareness while supporting cancer prevention, screening, and related cancer-control efforts in Colorado.

We’re gathering commitments from eligible vehicle owners who currently intend to purchase the plate if it is approved and becomes available. Your voice can help move the application forward.

How to Take Part

  1. 01

    Check the Fit

    The petition is for eligible vehicle owners age 18 or older who currently intend to purchase the proposed Colorado plate if it becomes available.

  2. 02

    Share Your Support

    Open the petition and enter your name, current address, Colorado county, signature, and date as requested. The form also offers optional campaign updates and a chance to suggest a tagline.

  3. 03

    Help Spread the Word

    Invite fellow Coloradans to learn about the campaign and sign if the petition reflects their intent.

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What Happens Next?

This campaign is in the petition and application phase. The plate is not yet available to order. If approved, final requirements, design, availability, and applicable fees will be shared before purchase.

Signing the petition requires no payment and does not obligate you to buy a plate. It records your current intent to purchase if the plate is approved and made available.

Keep the Connection Going

Want campaign updates? You can choose to provide your email in the petition form. You can also explore screening resources and learn how Colorado’s Cancer Plan connects prevention with care.