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    Youth Camp Safety Advisory Council

    Youth Camp Safety Advisory Council Meeting ​​​​

    The Council meets 4 times a year, the first Thursday of February, April, October, and December from 10:00am to 12:00pm.   ​For now, meetings are virtual. The meetings are open to the public.  

    The next meeting is Thursday, October 5.  Below is the Webex link for this meeting. Agenda will be posted prior to meeting. ​​

     
    Join from the meeting link
    https://mdhealth.webex.com/mdhealth/j.php?MTID=m78b1a09ac0cb7a59ce69450107ef6634
     
    Join by meeting number
    Meeting number (access code): 2421 864 7636
    Meeting password: vJp9dbmJX37
     
    Tap to join from a mobile device (attendees only)
    +1-415-655-0001,,24218647636## US Toll
     
    Join by phone
    +1-415-655-0001 US Toll
     
    Join from a video system or application
    Dial 24218647636@mdhealth.webex.com
    You can also dial 173.243.2.68 and enter your meeting number.




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    We are in search of an individual to serve on the Youth Camp Safety Advisory Council, starting immediately to fill a vacancy.  The individual shall be a camping leader with professional experience, but who is not a youth camp owner or manager.  

    The Council assists and advises the Maryland Department of Health on the development and review of regulations for cert​ifying youth camps.  These regulations include standards for personnel screening procedures, medical services and safety procedures.  The Council also prepares an annual report to the Secretary on current issues affecting youth camps and children attending youth camps.

    The Council term is 3 years and may be renewed for a second term.  All Council members must submit an annual financial disclosure to the Maryland State Ethics Commission.  All appointments to the Council are done through the Governor's Appointments Office.

    The vacancy on the Council is posted athttps://govapps.md.gov/Attendance/Vacancy
    The application to apply is also on the web page.​


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