Camp safety; to set safety and emergency preparedness requirements for camps, including a licensure requirement
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House Bill 381, the Sarah Marsh Heaven's 27 Camp Safety Act, aims to improve safety and emergency preparedness at camps in Alabama. It establishes a licensure requirement for residential camps operated by the Alabama Emergency Management Agency (AEMA), outlining specific standards for staff training, weather monitoring, emergency plans, and flood safety. The bill also addresses liability concerns and establishes a Youth Camp Safety Advisory Council to provide guidance on implementation.
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