Emergency management; defining terms; assessments and reviews; warning systems; drills; recreational campgrounds; emergency plans on file; effective date.

Removed the definition for 'Camp facility' and replaced it with a new, broader definition for 'Youth camp' that includes any facility, program, or operation providing organized recreational or residential activities for individuals under 18.

Added 'youth camps' to the definition of 'Outdoor program' to ensure they are covered under the same safety requirements.

Expanded 'Regulating authority' from the county emergency management director to include local emergency management directors of the appropriate jurisdiction.

Updated the list of severe weather hazards to explicitly include 'wildfire or wildfire smoke'.

Added exemptions for programs conducted solely on a single-day basis with no oversight component and programs operated exclusively by a parent or legal guardian for their own children.

Added a requirement that shelters provided by camps must be located outside high-risk zones when feasible.

Added new definitions for 'Camp facility' and 'Outdoor program' to broaden the bill's reach beyond traditional youth camps.

Changed the definition of 'Regulating authority' from the local emergency management director to the emergency management director of the specific county where the program is located.

Expanded the list of 'Severe weather hazards' to explicitly include wildfire and wildfire smoke.

Updated the definition of 'Youth camp' to remove the requirement that it must be a 'facility' and instead define it as a 'program or operation.'

Revised the requirement for submitting hazard assessments and emergency plans to be filed with the regulating authority by January 1, 2027.

Added a requirement for youth camps hosted at a 'camp facility' to utilize the parent facility's hazard assessment and emergency action plan.

Added new definitions for key terms including 'emergency action plan,' 'hazard exposure zone,' 'outdoor program,' 'regulating authority,' 'severe weather hazard,' and 'youth camp.'

Requires all youth camps and outdoor programs to conduct site-specific hazard assessments that are reviewed and updated at least every three years or upon material changes.

Mandates the development and maintenance of emergency action plans that include monitoring protocols, decision-making chains, evacuation criteria, shelter standards, accountability procedures, and communication plans.

Requires camps to maintain at least two independent methods for receiving severe weather alerts, including one that does not rely on cellular service.

Requires camps to provide access to shelters that are appropriately rated for wind loads, located outside high-risk zones when feasible, and clearly marked and accessible.

Mandates annual staff training on emergency procedures and hazard recognition, along with periodic drills appropriate to identified hazards.

Requires youth camps and outdoor programs to disclose specific information in writing, though the full disclosure requirements were cut off in the provided text.

Gives the regulating authority the power to prohibit or condition the use of sleeping facilities located in high-risk hazard exposure zones or temporary structures unable to withstand foreseeable severe weather.

The entire document text was replaced with a new version, changing the header from 'Engrossed' to 'Proposed Committee Substitute' and updating the bill number format, while the actual legal text of the sections appears identical to the original.

The definition of 'regulating authority' was changed from the county emergency management director to the local emergency management director of the appropriate jurisdiction.

The definition of 'severe weather hazard' was expanded to explicitly include wildfire, wildfire smoke, extreme heat, and extreme cold.

The requirement for 'camp facilities' to comply with the bill was removed, restricting the law to youth camps and outdoor programs only.

The document structure was updated to remove Senate amendment headers and renumber sections for a clean House version.

Updated the bill header to reflect the correct legislative status as an 'Engrossed Senate Amendment' and added Rosecrants as a House Coauthor.

Corrected the title and summary of the bill to match the final text, ensuring consistency between the header and the enacted law.

New definitions were added for 'camp facility,' 'emergency action plan,' 'hazard exposure zone,' 'outdoor program,' 'regulating authority,' 'severe weather hazard,' and 'youth camp' to clarify the law's application.

New requirements mandate that covered organizations conduct site-specific hazard assessments and develop emergency action plans addressing evacuation, sheltering, and communication protocols.

Organizations must maintain at least two independent methods for receiving severe weather alerts, including one that does not rely on cellular service.

New standards require shelters to be rated for anticipated wind loads and located outside high-risk zones when feasible.

A compliance deadline of January 1, 2027, was established for submitting hazard assessments and emergency plans to the local emergency management director.

The previous specific focus on school buildings and fallout protection was removed to broaden the law's application to all youth-serving outdoor activities.