FAQ

What does it mean to join scouting?

Answer: Joining scouting means that you will take part in a growing community of millions of individuals that believe in the scout oath and motto. We believe in building, supporting, and maintaining a strong community.

How much time do I have to put into scouting?

Answer: Attending regular meetings:

Troop 166 (Boys) meets regularly on Mondays from 7PM to 8:15 PM.

Troop 6166 (Girls) meets regularly on Tuesdays from 7PM to 8:15 PM.

Besides our regular meetings we encourage each scout to attend most of our variety of outings equivalent to one to two outings every month.

Are there any requirements needed to join?

Answer: We welcome all boys and girls aged 11 to 17 whether you were a Cub Scout or not. Official requirements are: “Youth can join Scouts BSA if they are at least 10 years old, currently in the fifth grade and register on or after March 1st; OR have earned the Arrow of Light Award and are at least 10 years old, OR are age 11 but have not reached age 18.”

What are the benefits of joining scouting?

Answer: Make new friends, go new places, learn new skills, explore the outdoors, learn leadership skills, build self-confidence, give service to others in the community and most importantly – Have Fun!

Where and when do you meet?

Answer: Meeting information can be found on the Boys Troop 166 or the Girls Troop 6166 page

What costs are involved in participating in scouting?

Answer: This answer can vary greatly depending on how active your Scout is.  Costs are greatly reduced by participating in the fundraising activities offered through the Troop.  A basic breakdown of costs can be found by clicking HERE.

How can I join Troop 166 or 6166?

Answer: To be a part of our troop is very easy “process” to go through. Simply come to one of our regular meetings and observe our Troop. At the end you can speak to one of our adult leaders to start the signup process.

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