Bill > AB113

This bill establishes a statewide portal for sharing safety plans for minors who are at risk of experiencing a behavioral or developmental health crisis. The safety plan is a voluntary, personalized document created by a minor with a facilitator that includes critical information such as the minor's contact details, de-escalation strategies, emergency contacts, and specific preferences for how law enforcement or medical responders should interact with them during a crisis. To share the safety plan through the portal, the minor must sign a detailed release of information that explains how the plan will be used, who can access it, and that it can be revoked at any time. The portal will be developed by the Department of Health Services and will allow various organizations like schools, healthcare providers, law enforcement, and social services to form networks and securely share these safety plans. The system will include features like role-based access, cloud hosting, audit logging, and the ability to notify the minor and facilitator about plan access or expiration. The bill also allocates funding and creates a full-time position to develop and maintain the portal, with the aim of improving safety and support for minors during potential health crises.

Health and Social Services

Joint Legislative Council (Other)

https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/2025/proposals/reg/asm/bill/ab113