Requires epinephrine auto-injector devices at children's overnight, summer day and traveling summer camps

This bill requires children's overnight camps, summer day camps, and traveling summer day camps to have epinephrine auto-injector devices on-site and maintain a written agreement with an emergency health care provider. Camp operators must ensure staff complete approved training for device use and follow specific protocols for possession, maintenance, and reporting. The law applies directly to camp facilities and their employees, not to general public spaces or other organizations. It also clarifies that using these devices under this law is considered first aid, protecting users from liability concerns.