Boys can join at any time as long as they are between the ages of 11 and 18. Each parent must complete the membership form and Class 1 Medical form upon joining, as well as a troop resource survey. The Troop Committee provides the support to enable the Scoutmaster to deliver a quality troop program to the scouts. It is a policy-making body that has ultimate responsibility for the performance and welfare of the Troop. Its members consist of interested adults who have registered with the Boy Scouts of America.
All parents are welcome and encouraged to attend and participate.
The Scoutmaster and the Assistant Scoutmasters also attend, but are not voting members. A subcommittee consists of the chairman and other interested adults. Each person on a subcommittee should have a specific responsibility. The chairman of each subcommittee is responsible to attend all Troop Committee meetings on a regular or as-needed basis to discuss, research and vote on such matters which pertain to their particular area. All Committee members are B.S.A. registered leaders and must be recruited, nominated and approved by the existing committee.