Public Law 144
Summary
The law creates detailed standards for organizations that run syringe exchange programs in Indiana. It limits where fixed exchange sites can be located, requires annual registration and medical oversight, and mandates services such as overdose drug distribution, education, and safe disposal. The measures aim to improve public health while addressing community safety concerns.
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