Bill > HB2201

This bill establishes a framework for mobile on-demand fueling in Oregon, which allows fuel to be dispensed directly into motor vehicle fuel tanks through a mobile service. The bill defines key terms such as "mobile on-demand fueling" (dispensing flammable liquids into vehicle fuel tanks), "mobile on-demand fueling motor vehicle" (a certified vehicle providing this service), and "mobile on-demand fueling operator" (a person certified to provide this service). The State Fire Marshal is tasked with developing standards and providing recommendations to local governments about issuing certificates for mobile on-demand fueling operators and vehicles, including guidance on creating consistent requirements, reducing inspection redundancies, and potentially establishing reciprocal certificate acceptance across different jurisdictions. Local governments are authorized to issue these certificates, adopt ordinances conforming to the State Fire Marshal's standards, and charge fees to cover administrative costs. The bill requires that local governments and the State Fire Marshal consider International Fire Code regulations when establishing these standards, thereby ensuring safety protocols are maintained while creating a new, flexible fuel delivery option for Oregon residents.

Transportation and Infrastructure

https://olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/2025R1/Measures/Overview/HB2201