If necessary, the daily program schedule will be modified to keep campers safe and comfortable. Reduced exposure to the elements is critical. Camp Kitchen: No camper, leader or scout, is permitted in the kitchen without the permission and direction of the Cook. Hazardous Gases and Liquids: Any unusual smells or liquids should be immediately reported to the camp office. Remove yourself from any area where these exist. DO NO TOUCH. The Ranger will immediately investigate and notify the Camp Director of any hazardous conditions. If necessary, the Cuddebackville Fire Department will be notified. All hazardous materials are appropriately stored and contained as per BSA National Camp Standard. All biohazardous wastes be stored and disposed of in accordance with BSA National Camp Standard Poisonous Snakes (Copperheads & Timber Rattlesnakes): Do not approach either of these snakes. Observe from a distance. In the case of a bite, remain calm and keep the victim calm. Remove the victim to the closest, safe location. Send for help (Health Lodge or Camp Office). The Camp Director will notify emergency services of a snake bite and request an emergency response. Have the victim sit down with the bite area below the heart. Keep the victim calm and relaxed and administer first aid as appropriate. First aid and medical care will be provided as soon as help arrives. Following treatment, the Camp Director will file a report with the council office and proper authorities. Evacuation Plan: All campers will immediately report to the Sports Field. If the Sports Field is unsafe, all campers will report to the upper parking area next to the Peterson Lodge (Administration Building). Once assembled a head count will be taken. Once all are accounted for, the evacuation will commence under the direction of the Camp
If necessary, the daily program schedule will be modified to keep campers safe and comfortable. Reduced exposure to the elements is critical. Camp Kitchen: No camper, leader or scout, is permitted in the kitchen without the permission and direction of the Cook. Hazardous Gases and Liquids: Any unusual smells or liquids should be immediately reported to the camp office. Remove yourself from any area where these exist. DO NO TOUCH. The Ranger will immediately investigate and notify the Camp Director of any hazardous conditions. If necessary, the Cuddebackville Fire Department will be notified. All hazardous materials are appropriately stored and contained as per BSA National Camp Standard. All biohazardous wastes be stored and disposed of in accordance with BSA National Camp Standard Poisonous Snakes (Copperheads & Timber Rattlesnakes): Do not approach either of these snakes. Observe from a distance. In the case of a bite, remain calm and keep the victim calm. Remove the victim to the closest, safe location. Send for help (Health Lodge or Camp Office). The Camp Director will notify emergency services of a snake bite and request an emergency response. Have the victim sit down with the bite area below the heart. Keep the victim calm and relaxed and administer first aid as appropriate. First aid and medical care will be provided as soon as help arrives. Following treatment, the Camp Director will file a report with the council office and proper authorities. Evacuation Plan: All campers will immediately report to the Sports Field. If the Sports Field is unsafe, all campers will report to the upper parking area next to the Peterson Lodge (Administration Building). Once assembled a head count will be taken. Once all are accounted for, the evacuation will commence under the direction of the Camp
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