The bill aims to enhance the access of female inmates in county and municipal correctional facilities, as well as state correctional institutions, to feminine hygiene products and showers. It mandates that these facilities provide an adequate supply of feminine hygiene products, such as tampons and sanitary napkins, at no cost to inmates experiencing a menstrual cycle. Additionally, the bill requires the establishment of written policies to protect inmates from discrimination in accessing these products, as well as proper methods for storage, administration, and disposal. Each facility must also provide a designated disposal container for used products and ensure that inmates have access to at least one shower per day, except during emergencies.

The bill defines key terms such as "county correctional facility," "municipal correctional facility," and "state correctional institution," and outlines what constitutes an "emergency." It emphasizes that access to feminine hygiene products and showers cannot be denied unless the facility is facing an emergency situation. This legislation seeks to ensure the dignity and health of female inmates by addressing their specific needs during menstruation and promoting sanitary conditions within correctional facilities.