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 be present in these zones to sell or transfer dangerous or narcotic drugs, and it would impose penalties for employees of service facilities who knowingly violate policies prohibiting drug use within these zones. The bill also establishes that violations would result in enhanced felony charges, with increased sentencing, and mandates that courts impose fines of at least $2,000 or three times the value of the drugs involved, with no option for suspension of these fines.

Additionally, the bill requires operators of facilities serving homeless individuals to adopt formal policies against drug use and to display visible signage identifying their premises as drug-free zones. It clarifies definitions for "drug-free homeless service zone" and "homeless individual," ensuring that the regulations apply specifically to licensed facilities providing services to those experiencing homelessness. The bill also maintains existing provisions regarding prescription drug possession, ensuring that individuals with valid prescriptions are exempt from the new regulations.