Troop Rules and Regulations

Three strike policy for major infractions

first strike is a warning to scout and parent
second strike we will ask for parental supervision
third strike we will suspend participation

Safety and Youth Protection

two deep leadership, no private one-on-one contact
scouts must follow all safety practices documented in scout literature
use of fire, knives, axes, saws, safe swim defense, boating, etc.
no fire in tents
no liquid fuel equipment unless have Fire Safety MB

Behavior

live by the scout oath and law, especially:
respect privacy and personal space of others, no fighting
respect the property of others
respect instructors: listen and speak in turn

Health and hygiene

Appropriate menus, as healthy as possible for the given activity
No soda as beverage on campouts
No electronics on campouts, except while traveling

Uniforming

The troop uniform consists of official BSA Scout

• shirt with current patches in the proper place
• pants or shorts
• belt
• Coup fob
• socks
• hat
• red neckerchief with gold embroidered logo and slide
• brown/dark colored shoes

Scouts must stand before Boards of Review for rank advancement in full and complete uniform
Scoutmaster and Assistant Scoutmasters should set the example by wearing a complete uniform at all troop events where Scouts are present
Scouts are expected to wear the uniform at meetings and other designated activities
Scouts should travel in class A uniform
Scouts should represent Scouting and the troop with pride by keeping their uniform in good condition and wearing it properly.

Camping Notification

Scouts must pay grubmaster fees for trips they have committed to attend even if they do not attend.