The scout should tell his patrol leader on the Monday before a trip at what meals he will be present, or else the scout will need to contribute for all of the meals on the trip. These Troop items should be returned at the next regular Troop meeting clean and in good condition. The cost of trips and equipment should not prevent scouts from participating. We try to avoid costly activities. If costs or equipment are a problem for your family, please talk to the Troop treasurer or scoutmaster.
Scholarships are available.
It takes a lot of adults to supervise campouts and hikes, drive to events, organize trips, encourage scout leaders, serve as merit badge counselors, and organize funding raising events. We probably have a job just right for you. Drivers must be at least 18 years of age. Preventing child abuse and drug abuse are national BSA priorities. We ask all scouts and their parents to review together the insert in the front of the Boy Scout Handbook addressing these issues.