CENTRAL IDAHO 4-H CAMP

SAFETY PLAN

In the event of an emergency, follow the instructions listed. These have been prepared to assist you in an emergency situation. These must be signed and dated prior to your occupancy of the facility showing that you understand and will abide by the Camp's Safety Plan. They must also be submitted to the 4-H Camp Caretaker within one (1) hour of arriving for the event. Any questions you have may be addressed by President, Don Van Kleeck at (208) 731-8526.

INDIVIDUAL IS LOST

1. At the opening of the event, the coordinator/director must address the procedure for lost individuals.

2. First, notify event coordinator/director. Give specific information as to last whereabouts of individual, attire, description

of individual, etc.

3. Immediately get to the phone in the Lodge and call 911. The dispatcher will notify local Search and Rescue teams and. any other rescue personnel necessary for your emergency. Remain calm and have necessary information ready for them.

4. Notify the camp caretaker as soon as you have contacted 911/Emergency Services.

Do not send out a rescue effort without first consulting with local Search and Rescue personnel.

5. Contact the Central Idaho 4-H Camp Board members listed at the bottom of the page.

INDIVIDUAL REQUIRES MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

1. At the opening of the event, the coordinator/director/medic must address the procedure for injured individuals.

2. First, notify event coordinator/director/medic. Give specific information to injury/accident.

3. Immediately get to the phone in the Lodge and call 911. The dispatcher will notify local Search and Rescue teams and any other rescue personnel necessary for your emergency. Remain calm and have necessary information ready for them.

4. Emergency dispatcher will give you pertinent information to help you along with your emergency. Listen carefully to their

advice and have someone on hand to help with instructions.

5. Notify the camp caretaker as soon as you have contacted 911/Emergency Services.

6. Contact the Central Idaho 4-H Camp Board members listed at the bottom of the page.

FIRE IN THE LODGE

1. At the opening of the event, the coordinator/director must address fire procedures. Identify a signal or way of letting

individuals know of a fire, which will be recognized as a fire signal.

2. Follow the posted signs and posted exits in the lodge.

3. Have all attendees meet at the parking lot in the event of a fire alarm.

4. Immediately get to the phone in the Lodge and call 911. The dispatcher will notify local Search and Rescue teams and any other rescue personnel necessary for your emergency. Remain calm and have necessary information ready for them.

5. Notify the camp caretaker as soon as you have contacted 911/Emergency Services.

6. Take roll of all attendees and staff. Make sure everyone is accounted for.

Do not send anyone back into the area of fire.

Contact the Central Idaho 4-H Camp Board members listed at the bottom of the page.

EMERGENCY EVACUATION

1. At the opening of the event, the coordinator/director must address emergency evacuation procedures. Identify a signal or way of letting individuals know of an evacuation, which will be recognized as an evacuation signal.

Have all attendees meet at the parking lot in the event of an evacuation.

2. Immediately get to the phone in the Lodge and call 911. The dispatcher will notify local Search and Rescue teams and any other rescue personnel necessary for your emergency. Remain calm and have necessary information ready for them. Notify the camp caretaker as soon as you have contacted 911/Emergency Services.

Take roll of all attendees and staff. Make sure everyone is accounted for before departing camp.

Do not send anyone back into the area of danger.

3. The director for each event must send an evacuation plan to the camp board prior to their event. The plan must address how youth will be removed from the facility and procedures for taking them home, in the event of a forest fire or other emergency.