The storied Camp Mystic in Texas may not receive its license to reopen, the New York Times reports. After a fatal flood struck the camp, the Texas Department of State Health Services found that some of the facility’s emergency plans were “incomplete, insufficient or missing.” The camp, a beloved institution for generations of families, now faces an existential reckoning with safety regulators — a warning to summer camps across the country about the consequences of inadequate disaster preparedness.
Camp Mystic Faces Uncertain Future After Fatal Texas Flood
