Florida bill to introduce specialty Jimmy Buffett license plates awaits Gov. DeSantis' approval

TAMPA, Fla. - We're one step closer to it being Five O'Clock all the time for Florida drivers. 

A Florida bill that would introduce specialty license plates honoring the late Jimmy Buffett passed the Florida Senate unanimously on Monday and now only awaits Governor DeSantis' stamp of approval. 

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House Bill 403 previously passed the House on Feb. 22. It would add over 100 new specialty plates for sale, including one that honors Margaritaville. 

Each plate will cost $25 annually. Here's a sampling of the plates that would be available if the bill passes:

• Margaritaville
• Clearwater Marine Aquarium
• Boating Capital of the World
• The Villages: May All Your Dreams Come True

This week marks the last week of the Florida legislative session. The bill would go into effect on October 1, if passed.