Abandoned motor vehicles on private property; regulate complaint process and removal of.

HB 911 updates Mississippi law to regulate abandoned motor vehicles on private property. It adds definitions for "abandoned motor vehicle," "landowner," and "Commissioner of Revenue," and requires landowners to report such vehicles to local law enforcement. The bill authorizes the Department of Revenue to charge fees for processing complaints, contract with county sheriffs to advertise and sell abandoned vehicles, and collect storage fees as debt. It also mandates determining if a vehicle is inoperable and excludes abandoned vehicles owned by automobile dealers. This directly affects landowners, law enforcement, and the Department of Revenue in handling abandoned vehicles.