Ten Essentials
These are the items that are necessary for survival that each Scout is required to have with them on all hikes or camping trips. The list can be found in the Scout Handbook. Map and compass Sun protection Rain gear … Read More
Training Coordinator
Duties Include: • Maintain an inventory of up-to-date troop and scout training materials. • Ensure Fast Start training for all new leaders. • Be responsible for ensuring BSA Youth Protection training is obtained by adults working with scouts within the … Read More
Tree Lot Czar
Duties Include: • Coordinate annual fundraising events. • Report to the committee regarding the progress of fundraising efforts. • Encourage Scout and Parent participation in Fundraising activities. • Insure that fundraising projects comply with District and Council Scouting policies and … Read More
Tripmaster
An adult parent (“Tripmaster”) is in charge of organizing the outing. On the outing itself ultimate authority rests with the Scoutmaster or his designee, but the SPL and Patrol Leaders run the outing. –From Troop 186 Handbook
Troop Committee
This committee is composed of the Scoutmaster, Assistant Scoutmasters, and registered adult leaders. All interested parents are invited to attend. The Troop Committee is responsible for ensuring that the Troop resources are managed and available to support Troop activities. These … Read More
Troop Guide
To work actively with new Scouts in the Baden-Powell program. The Troop Guides introduce new Scouts to troop operations and help them feel comfortable in the troop. Reports to the Assistant Scoutmaster (ASPL) of the Baden-Powell patrol (New Scout Patrol) … Read More
Troop Quartermaster
The Troop Quartermaster keeps track of troop equipment and assures it is in working order. Reports to: The Assistant Senior Patrol Leader (ASPL) Troop Quartermaster duties• Keep records on patrol and troop equipment. • Keep equipment in good repair. • … Read More