Fairfax County residents will soon get to flex some county pride on their vehicles.

The Board of Supervisors approved Tuesday the design for the county license plate they signed off on earlier this month. The plate will feature the county seal, county map and website links for the county government and Visit Fairfax, the county’s convention and visitor bureau.

The license plates will cost $25 a year. The state will retain $10 of that and the remaining $15 will go towards the plate sponsor, the county says.

The initial county proceeds from the plates will go towards the World Police and Fire Games, which the county is hosting in 2015. From 2016 on, proceeds will go to Visit Fairfax to raise money for advertising and tourism.

Officials estimate the plates could bring in an estimated $250,000 a year in revenue.

Before the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles can move forward making the plates, 350 residents must commit to ordering them. Residents wishing to sign up for the county license plates will be able to do so at Visit Fairfax’s website.

“These plates are a great way for citizens to show pride in our community, and they will benefit two great causes in the Police and Fire Games, and our local tourism industry, which will bring in valuable out of state dollars into our economy,” Supervisor Pat Herrity (R-Springfield) said in a statement after the approval.