The proposed bill, if enacted, would amend current statutes by introducing new regulations regarding drug-free homeless service zones. Specifically, it would make it unlawful for individuals to intentionally sell or transfer dangerous drugs or narcotic drugs within these designated areas. Additionally, employees of facilities serving homeless individuals would be prohibited from knowingly violating formal policies against drug use or possession in these zones. Violations would result in enhanced penalties, including increased felony classifications and mandatory fines, which cannot be suspended by judges.

Furthermore, the bill would require operators of facilities serving homeless individuals to adopt formal policies prohibiting drug use and to display visible signage identifying their premises as drug-free zones. It would also clarify definitions related to drug-free homeless service zones and exempt individuals possessing drugs under a valid prescription from the outlined violations. Overall, the bill aims to strengthen the legal framework surrounding drug offenses in areas designated for homeless services while maintaining certain protections for individuals with prescriptions.