Dr. William Cooke was on the frontlines of the 2015 HIV outbreak in Scott County, Ind.

The program is set to expire next summer.

They say it's reduced the number of dirty, discarded needles found along streets and sidewalks.

Goodin says the county could be left paying the medical bills for a number of HIV-positive inmates.

A proposal to extend syringe services has been revived in the form of amendments to other bills after it died earlier this session.

"I would love to get rid of the needle exchange altogether," Sen. Damon Thayer said. "But I don't think I could get that passed."