Radio first
This page updates about every 30 seconds. If you hear air horns or radio instructions, follow those even if this page has not refreshed yet.
No active camp alert
When leadership sends an alert from the program planner, the full message appears here and on activity guides and schedules.
Documented scenarios
Directors choose from these handbook-backed scenarios. Alerts never name individual campers — use cabin rosters for head counts on site.
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Lost camper — hold groups Urgent
CJM emergency procedures § A — Lost camper
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Lightning hold — move indoors Urgent
CJM emergency procedures § B — Severe weather (lightning)
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Tornado warning — Silo basement Critical
CJM emergency procedures § B — Tornado warning
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Tornado watch — move to Silo Info
CJM emergency procedures § B — Tornado watch
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Fire — muster at Dining Hall Critical
CJM emergency procedures — Fire
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Helicopter / medical evacuation Urgent
CJM emergency procedures — Helicopter transport
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Aquatic emergency — hold roll call Urgent
CJM emergency procedures — Aquatic emergency
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Camp evacuation — Dining Hall Critical
CJM emergency procedures § H — Evacuation
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Camp lockdown Critical
CJM emergency procedures § E — Intruder / lockdown