Which department must a dealer report sales of RVs to when they bear Department insignias?

When a dealer sells recreational vehicles (RVs) that bear Department insignias, the requirement for reporting these sales falls under the jurisdiction of the Department of Housing and Community Development. This department oversees the regulation and standards of housing and community-related structures, which includes recreational vehicles classified under certain housing regulations.

The connection comes from the fact that RVs can be considered as mobile living spaces, and their regulation often falls into housing categories—hence the authority of the Department of Housing and Community Development in this context. By ensuring that sales are reported to this department, it helps maintain compliance with the specific building codes and safety standards that apply to these types of vehicles.

The other departments mentioned, such as the Department of Motor Vehicles, the Department of Transportation, and the Department of Public Safety, do not hold the jurisdictional authority pertaining to housing or community development as it relates to RV sales with insignias. Their focus typically lies in vehicle registration, highway safety, and general public safety regulations, rather than the specific housing and community standards that the Department of Housing and Community Development addresses.