The bill amends Chapter 23-28.2 of the General Laws by establishing a new section titled "Electric and hybrid motor vehicle identification database." It mandates the Office of the State Fire Marshal to collaborate with the Division of Motor Vehicles to create and maintain a database specifically for electric and hybrid vehicles powered in whole or in part by high-voltage lithium-ion storage batteries.

The Office is required to compile a contact list of all fire departments and districts to facilitate the transfer of essential vehicle information, which includes vehicle registration details, a description of the vehicle (including make, model, and year), and the address of the structure where the vehicle is located.

The Division of Motor Vehicles must forward this information to the appropriate municipal or volunteer fire department or fire district that provides fire protection services where the vehicle is located biannually, on January 1 and July 1. This act is set to take effect on January 1, 2026.