An Act relative to locating missing persons via mobile data (Kelsey's Bill)

HD 3555, or "Kelsey's Bill," requires phone companies and in-vehicle security providers to share a user's location data with law enforcement during emergencies involving missing persons, immediate danger of death or serious harm, or emergency service calls. Phone companies must provide annual contact information to the state's public safety office to streamline these requests. The law protects companies from lawsuits if they share location data in good faith under these specific circumstances. This bill directly affects phone companies and law enforcement agencies by creating a clear, legal process for locating missing persons using mobile data.