Attention Rhode Island Summertime Youth Camps
NESCTC Security Agency, LLC specializes in providing private security services to youth summer camps!
Call us today to secure coverage for your camp.
The NESCTC Difference
Partnership
We work with you to develop Post Orders specific to your activities, campers, and environment.
Risk Assessment
If requested, we complete a “Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design” (CPTED) Risk Assessment Report of your campgrounds for grants.
Detailed Breakdown of key Aspects of Youth Camp Security
Risk Assessment And Security Planning
- Annual Security Review:
- Conduct a thorough annual review of your camp’s security needs, identifying potential vulnerabilities and implementing improved security precautions.
- Consult With Experts:
- Consider consulting with security professionals or hiring a security firm to assist in your security planning and Implementation.
- Vulnerability Assessment:
- Evaluate your camp’s land and facilities for vulnerabilities Such as fallen fences, burned-out lights, isolated areas, broken locks and windows.
- Emergency Plan:
- Develop a comprehensive emergency plan that outlines procedures for various scenarios, including medical emergencies, natural disasters, and security incidents.
Relationships With The Authorities
- Law Enforcement:
- Develop a strong relationship with local law enforcement agencies (Police, Sheriff’s departments, State Troopers).
- Airports:
- If campers and counselors arrive by air, develop a relationship with your local airports to facilitate smooth arrivals and departures.
- Homeland Security:
- Make contact with your state’s Homeland Security office to stay informed about potential threats and resources.
- Neighbors:
- Build relationships with your neighbors Especially if the camp is conducted In a public place.
Staff Training And Supervision
- Supervision Guidelines:
- Implement clear supervision guidelines, such as the “Rule of Three” (no fewer than three people present during activities.
- Supervision:
- Ensure staff are properly trained in safety procedures, and are vigilant in supervising campers.
- “6/2” Rule (Church Camps):
- Consider implementing the “6/2” rule, which requires adult volunteers to have been church members for at least six months and prohibits minors from being alone with just one adult.
- Staff Training:
- Provide staff with comprehensive training on Safety, security, and emergency procedures.
Security Officer Training and Certification includes CPR and First Aid
Safety Measures
- Activity Safety:
- Implement safety protocols for all camp activities, such as swimming, hiking, and sports.
- First Aid:
- Ensure that first aid supplies and trained personnel are readily available.
- Communication:
- Establish clear communication channels between staff and campers, and with parents or guardians.
- Security Personnel:
- Consider hiring security personnel to patrol the camp grounds and monitor activities.
- Technology:
- Utilize technology, such as security cameras, alarm systems, emergency lighting, PA systems, and communication Apps to enhance security.