Bill
AB 933
AB 933 establishes or modifies licensing and safety standards for California's organized residential and day camps to standardize child safety protections and operational requirements.
AB 933 proposes to regulate organized residential camps and organized day camps in California by establishing or modifying licensing, safety, and operational requirements. The bill appears to address standards for facilities that provide structured activities to children and youth during overnight or daytime programs. This includes camps for recreation, education, sports, arts, or other developmental purposes.
Camps serve hundreds of thousands of California children annually and operate with varying levels of oversight depending on their structure and funding. Clear regulatory standards directly affect child safety, staff qualifications, health protocols, and parental confidence in these programs. Modernizing or standardizing camp regulations can prevent operational gaps that may endanger participants or create unfair competitive advantages among operators.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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