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Troop leaders are at the heart of Girl Scouting. Tube screamer plugin. They pull together meeting ideas, camping gear, craft supplies, parent volunteers, and girls’ dreams, and magically turn all of those into the Girl Scout Leadership Experience. If you’re a troop leader, thanks for everything you do!

Troop Family and Friends; Troop Leader Responsibilities: Liaison with service unit volunteers and council staff; Communication with parents; Girl safety; Guiding the troop’s Girl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE) Troop Leadership Responsibilities: Assist Troop Leader; Girl safety; May drive girls, coordinate finances and/or chaperone troop.
Leadership is a vital part of the Scouting program. Boy Scouts in positions of leadership run the troop. They take care of the many tasks necessary for troop and patrol meetings and activities to run smoothly. By accepting the responsibilities of troop leadership, Scouts are preparing themselves to be leaders throughout their lives.

Troop Leadership Chart

Patrol Leader's Council
The Patrol Leaders' Council is responsible for planning and conducting the troop's activities under the approval of the Committee.

The patrol leaders' council is composed of the following voting members: senior patrol leader, assistant senior patrol leader, patrol leaders, scribe, and junior assistant scoutmasters.
The troop's activities are selected and planned at the annual program planning conference.
The troop's yearly plan is submitted to the troop committee for approval.
The troop committee either approves the plan or makes alternative suggestions for the patrol leaders' council to consider.
At its monthly meetings, the patrol leaders' council organizes and assigns activity responsibilities for the weekly troop meetings.
The Senior Patrol Leader or acting SPL will present his report to the committee for approval.

Senior Patrol Leader -Issac T.
Assistant Senior Patrol Leader -Mason H.
Patrol Leader - Crimson Cobra -TBD
Patrol Leader - Gallant Griffins - Killian M.
Patrol Leader - Blazing Raptors - TBD
Patrol Leader - Flaming Falcons - Mason R.
Scribe - Beckham S.

Other Leadership Positions

Instructors - Colby T, Garret C.
Den Chiefs - Owen H, Hunter B
Troop Guides - Dylan, F.
Quartermasters - Luke T.
Troop Webmaster - Josh C.
Historian- Garret, C. Jackson K.
Librarian - Will K.
Chaplain's Aide - David W.
Outdoor Ethics Guide - Evan S.
Order of the Arrow Representative - TBD
Bugler: Luke T., Britton S
Troop Medic- Eian S

Junior Assistant Scoutmaster - Cooper C.
Junior Assistant Scoutmaster - Alex A.
Junior Assistant Scoutmaster - Andrew J.

Adult Leaders
Scoutmaster Corp ('The Old Goats')
Scoutmaster -Michael Buchanan
Scoutmaster Emeritus - Bob Coughlin
Assistant Scoutmaster - David Aubart
Assistant Scoutmaster - Troy Brown
Assistant Scoutmaster - Alan Burdick
Assistant Scoutmaster - Braeden Coughlin
Assistant Scoutmaster - Daniel Roberson
Assistant Scoutmaster - Erik Smith
Assistant Scoutmaster - Kevin Smith
Assistant Scoutmaster & Troop Chaplain - Jason Thompson
Assistant Scoutmaster/Quartermaster Mentor - David Tyrell
Assistant Scoutmaster - Bryan Wirl
S.E.A.L.S. and NYLT Coordinator - Bryan Juchter

Troop Committee
Committee Chair - Mike Hedrick
Troop Co-Treasurers - Jeff Hamilton
Advancement Chair - Daniel Roberson
Life to Eagle Mentor - Bob Coughlin
Training Chair - Bryan Juchter
Membership Chair - Kristi King
Equipment/Assets Chair - Troy Brown
Service Chair - Open
Camping Logistics Coordinator -
Secretary - Laura Thompson
Web Advisor - Scott Thornton
Summer Camp Coordinator - Troy Brown & Mike Hetrick
Summer Activities Coordinator - Open

Troop Positions of Responsibility
The following leadership positions count toward Boy Scout advancement. For more information, see the Senior Patrol Leader Handbook (#32501) and Patrol Leader Handbook (#32502). Each of these leadership positions will:

Set a good example.
Enthusiastically and correctly wear the Scout uniform.
Live by the Scout Oath and Law.
Show Scout spirit.

Senior Patrol Leader
The senior patrol leader is the top leader of the troop. He is responsible for the troop’s overall operation. With guidance from the Scoutmaster, he takes charge of troop meetings, of the patrol leaders’ council, and of all troop activities, and he does everything he can to help each patrol be successful. He is responsible for annual program planning conferences and assists the Scoutmaster in conducting troop leadership training. The senior patrol leader presides over the patrol leaders’ council and works closely with each patrol leader to plan troo