Selling begins as soon as you do!

Goals: Mandatory $150 per Scout / $200 family maximum for families with multiple Scouts* See Kernel Postema for ‘buyout’ options. Life scouts actively working on their Eagle project are exempt. A list will be provide by Life to Eagle Coach(es).

NEW VOLUNTEER SERVICE CENTER HOURS:
We are excited about the visibility Scouting will have as we welcome the Atlanta Braves to our neighborhood. We are also pleased to announce that this will cause little interruption for our operations. The Scout Shop will be open from 8:30 AM - 6:30 PM Monday-Friday and 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM on most Saturdays. The Program Center will continue its hours of 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM Monday-Friday and 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM on Saturdays.

Have questions about Scouting at Troop 69? The link below will take you to our 2017 “Parent’s Survival Guide”. Filled with information you will want to know including the leadership roster, the rank levels, available merit badges and of course, the Scout Oath and Law for your son to learn. Happy reading!

First Year Parents,

Welcome to Troop 69! My name is Clay Collins and I serve as the Treasurer for the troop. In this role, I oversee all deposits and expense requests for the troop. For most, you have experienced our JotForm credit card payment system. The jotform links are created by Cindy Failor for each individual activity/campout. Once the deadline has been reached, the jotform is removed and any payments made thereafter must be done via cash or check.

Photos of the Climbing, Rapelling and Shooting from March Campout at Flint River Adventure Area have been posted on SmugMug:
https://troop69.smugmug.com/organize/Camping/0217-Flint-River-Adventure

Merit badge clinics are routinely posted on meritbadge.info, a website created as a Wood Badge ticket of a local Scout leader here in our Council. Sign up online www.meritbadge.info and coordinate with others who sign up to check in together.