Alabama HB381 establishes safety and emergency preparedness requirements for camps, including a licensure requirement.
Alabama HB381, known as the Sarah Marsh Heaven's Camp Safety Act, sets minimum safety and emergency preparedness requirements for camps in Alabama. The act mandates that camps obtain an emergency preparedness license from the Alabama Emergency Management Agency. This license requires camps to develop and maintain an emergency plan that includes procedures for various emergency situations, such as lost campers, fires, severe illnesses, and natural disasters.
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