A bill to improve the environmental health outcomes of incarcerated people and carceral facility workers, and for other purposes.

Bill 118 s 4757, also known as the Environmental Health in Prisons Act, aims to address the environmental health concerns of incarcerated individuals and workers in carceral facilities. The bill seeks to improve the living and working conditions within prisons and jails to ensure the well-being of those who are confined and employed in these facilities.

Specifically, the Environmental Health in Prisons Act focuses on implementing measures to reduce exposure to harmful substances, improve air quality, and enhance overall environmental conditions within carceral facilities. This includes conducting regular inspections, implementing proper ventilation systems, and providing access to clean water and safe food for both inmates and staff.

Additionally, the bill aims to address the unique environmental health challenges faced by incarcerated individuals, such as limited access to healthcare and increased risk of exposure to infectious diseases. It also seeks to promote education and training programs for both inmates and staff on environmental health and safety practices. Overall, the Environmental Health in Prisons Act is designed to prioritize the health and well-being of those living and working in carceral facilities by implementing comprehensive measures to improve environmental conditions and reduce health risks.