OK HB1675

Youth camps and outdoor programs serving individuals under 18 must conduct site-specific hazard assessments prior to licensure, identifying severe weather hazards, structural vulnerabilities, and evacuation routes, with assessments updated every 3 years

Covered facilities must develop emergency action plans addressing weather monitoring, evacuation criteria, shelter standards, staff accountability, and post-event communication, with separate protocols for each applicable hazard type

Camps must maintain at least two independent methods of receiving severe weather alerts (one not relying on cellular service), an internal communication system, and procedures for notifying parents during emergencies

Staff must receive annual training on emergency procedures, camps must conduct periodic drills, and programs must disclose material weather hazards to families in writing prior to participation

Local emergency management directors gain enforcement authority including corrective action plans, civil penalties, and license suspension/revocation; emergency plans must be filed with local emergency management by November 1 annually