Provides that sterile syringe access programs are inherently beneficial uses.

This bill amends a state zoning law to explicitly list sterile syringe access programs as an "inherently beneficial use" under municipal zoning regulations. By adding this specific example to the definition, the bill ensures local governments cannot deny permits or block such programs based on zoning restrictions. It directly affects syringe access providers and local zoning boards, requiring municipalities to approve these programs as a matter of law. The key mechanism is updating the legal definition to include syringe programs among other universally recognized beneficial uses like schools or hospitals. This change removes a potential barrier to establishing these public health services in communities.