Meet The Team

Scoutmaster- A scoutmaster provides junior leaders with the tools and skills so they can turn the troop.  They make sure the rules of the BSA and charter organization are followed and serves as a mentor and role model.

Charter Organization Representative- He helps our unit/troop be successful and provides coordination between our troop, Charter Organization & BSA.

Committee Chair- Appointed by the Charter Organization, he ensures all the committee functions are carried out.  

Senior Patrol Leader (SPL)- This is the highest youth leadership in the Troop.  He helps plan troop meetings and activities, assigns duties and responsibilities and sets a good example of living by the Scout Oath and Law. 

Assistant Senior Patrol Leader(ASPL)- He works closely with the senior patrol leader to help the troop move forward. Appointed by the Senior Patrol Leader (SPL), he helps lead and support the troop meetings and activities and trains and supervises troop leadership.

Assistant Senior Patrol Leader(ASPL)- He works closely with the senior patrol leader to help the troop move forward. Appointed by the Senior Patrol Leader (SPL), he helps lead and support the troop meetings and activities and trains and supervises troop leadership.

Quartermaster- He serves to keep inventory of troop equipment and see that gear is in good condition. 

Historian- He collects, assembles and preserves troop photographs and memorials for the troop. He keeps information about former members of the troop and cares for ribbons and souvenirs of troop activities.

Librarian- He oversees all the books and documents used for our troop. They check out materials to the scouts and leaders and maintains a record.

OA Representative- He serves as a communication link between the troop and the local Order of the Arrow Lodge.

Outdoor Ethics Guide- He helps our troop plan effectively and conduct an outdoor program for our troop. He assures the troop adheres tot he Principles of Leave No Trace, Tread Lightly, and the Outdoor Code.

Scribe- He is the secretary of the troop.  He attends troop meetings and events and keeps of a record of discussion and troop attendance.

Troop Guide- Together they serves as both a leader and a mentor to the members of the new Scout patrol.  They help new Scouts towards earning First Class Rank.

Chaplain Aide- He leads the troop in opening and closing prayer and mealtime blessings. He assists with a religious services during troop activities and campouts and encourages troop members to strengthen their own relationship with God.

Webmaster- He is responsible for helping maintaining the troop website, updating content and working with leadership to ensure information is accurate.

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