Requires youth camp operators to adopt and maintain emergency preparedness plans.
This bill mandates that youth camp operators in Texas create and keep a written emergency preparedness plan on-site. The plan must detail procedures for various emergency scenarios, including natural disasters, lost campers, fires, transportation emergencies, severe illnesses, severe injuries, unauthorized individuals on the premises, aquatic emergencies, and location-specific emergencies. The operator must also establish communication procedures with parents or guardians during an emergency.
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