Assembly Bill 113 mandates the creation of a safety plan sharing portal by the Department of Health Services (DHS) to facilitate the sharing of safety plans for minors in crisis among designated safety plan partners. A safety plan is defined as a written document that outlines guidance for assisting a minor during behavioral or developmental health challenges. The bill specifies that minors at risk of encountering law enforcement or emergency services can create a safety plan with the help of a facilitator, which must include essential information such as the minor's name, contact details, de-escalation strategies, and preferences for law enforcement or emergency responders. The safety plan will expire one year after it is signed.

The bill also establishes requirements for sharing the safety plans, which can only occur if the minor has signed a release of information. This release must clarify that the safety plan will be used solely for the minor's safety and well-being, can be revoked at any time (except during a crisis), and will be accessible to all safety plan partners through the portal. Additionally, the bill allows for the formation of safety plan networks among various entities, such as healthcare providers, schools, and law enforcement agencies, to enhance collaboration in supporting minors in crisis. The DHS is tasked with developing the portal, which will include functionalities for online safety plan creation, notifications for plan expirations, and data security measures.