IDAHO SAFE HAVEN ACT – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding the placement of an abandoned child.

This bill updates Idaho's Safe Haven law to allow parents to anonymously leave newborns (under 30 days old) at designated safe locations like hospitals, fire stations, or medical facilities without fear of prosecution. It expands the definition of "safe haven" to include fire stations and specific medical providers, requires confidentiality for parents who surrender children, and adds requirements to follow the Indian Child Welfare Act when placing Indian children. Safe havens must immediately notify authorities but cannot ask for parent identities, and staff are granted immunity from liability for good-faith actions under the law. The changes take effect July 1, 2025.