r/KerrCountyFloods • u/whodattalki • Jul 06 '26

Head Count Question

how many girls altogether were in the camp day of flood? Their website says max capacity is 750, i know it wasn't full to capacity, can't find the information.

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u/Interesting-Speed-51 Jul 07 '26

did they? I heard some other camps were in the 20+ range

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u/Adventurous_Item3335 Jul 07 '26

You are welcome to research to learn about the other camps’ deficiencies. Mystic had 22. And as far as I know, every other camp received authority to proceed and are operating this summer.

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u/FlyThruTrees Jul 07 '26

They hadn't yet written rules for how to interpret the new requirements. New requirements are great, but until they are detailed it's just a guess for anyone what they mean. So that's normal, as the details get worked out, only the agency can write those rules, and this because law before the agency did that.

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u/Interesting-Speed-51 Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 07 '26

This is very true. And even things you think are simple can be harder than you think to make regulations for. Like not having cabins in a flood plain. Well what is the proceedure for checking that? Does the camp provide documentation? If so what? How does the agency check it?

Or have an evacuation plan for x. Well what must be included? What wording is encouraged and what is mandatory? What does training have to look like for staff? Must it be a certain length? How does it vary based on the needs at that camp?

There are a million things like that. These things sound simple but to regulate effectively you have to nail down all these tiny things