Authorize county to implement motor fuel quality testing program

This bill authorizes county auditors to create local programs that test the quality of gasoline and diesel sold at retail stations. Under the new rules, designated inspectors would check fuel for water, sediment, and octane levels, requiring dealers to provide access to their pumps and storage tanks for these checks. If a station fails to meet specific standards, such as having too much water in the fuel or incorrect octane levels, the inspector can issue an order to stop sales and potentially impose civil penalties. The bill also mandates that all test results be shared with the state director of agriculture and made available to the public online, while allowing counties that already have such programs to continue operating them.