The Safe Communities Act mandates the New Jersey Attorney General to develop model policies aimed at ensuring that sensitive locations, such as health care facilities, public schools, shelters, and courthouses, remain accessible and safe for all residents. The bill emphasizes the importance of personal freedom in these locations and prohibits their involvement in federal civil law enforcement activities, thereby alleviating fears that may deter individuals from seeking essential services. The Attorney General is required to consult with relevant government entities and stakeholders in creating these policies, which must be published on the Department of Law and Public Safety's website within 180 days of the act's enactment.

Additionally, the bill requires various state commissioners and the Administrative Director of the Courts to adopt these model policies or implement even more protective measures within 180 days of their issuance. They are also tasked with ensuring that these policies are prominently displayed in their respective institutions. Furthermore, the Attorney General must collaborate with religious leaders to develop a model policy for places of worship to encourage community members to enter without fear. The overarching goal of the Safe Communities Act is to foster trust between the public and institutions, enabling individuals to participate freely in worship, education, and other essential services.