u/Interesting-Speed-51

The end of the article talks about the impact on day camps which were not really considered much in the law. for example some day camps now have to have roof access.

It also talks about a residential camp that had to close due to fiber requirement. the fiber requirement was listed but this camp had to shut down and sold its land before that

https://www.texastribune.org/2026/05/18/texas-summer-camps-closing-state-regulations/

https://news4sanantonio.com/news/local/northeast-isd-to-honor-11-year-old-flood-victim-with-dedication-ceremony-san-antonio-texas-bulverde-creek-elementary-grandparents-guadalupe-river

Emmy died at Casa Bonita along with her grandparents Emlyn and Penny Jeffrey. Here is a link to their memorial fund if anyone wishes to donate https://saafdn.org/jeffrey-family-memorial-fund/

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/texas/article/9-texas-summer-camps-licensed-open-mean-22239204.php

Only 9 summer camps have a license. About 290 are waiting