The Lactation Rooms in Courthouses Act mandates that all courthouses in Pennsylvania must provide at least one designated lactation room for individuals needing to express breast milk or nurse. This room must meet specific requirements, including being a hygienic space separate from restrooms, ensuring privacy, and containing essential amenities such as a chair, working surface, and electrical outlet. The act also emphasizes compliance with federal laws regarding lactation rooms and outlines additional specifications for accessibility, size, and privacy features.

Furthermore, the act requires that public notice regarding the location and access to these lactation rooms be posted in courthouses. While the act establishes mandatory specifications for the lactation rooms, it also allows for discretionary features to enhance the space, such as sinks, refrigerators, and additional seating for children. The law is set to take effect six months after its enactment, reinforcing the Commonwealth's commitment to supporting nursing parents in public facilities.