Park City Scout Troop 72
The primary purpose of Scouts is to build character, develop citizenship, and promote personal fitness in young boys and girls, in youth sixth grade and up. It's a youth lead program that uses fun, hands-on activities to teach values and life skills.
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Scouting provides a series of surmountable obstacles and steps in overcoming them through the advancement method. Scouts plan their own advancement and progress at their own pace as they meet each challenge. Scouts are recognized and rewarded for each achievement, which helps them gain self-confidence. The steps in the advancement system help a Scout grow in self-reliance and in the ability to help others.
Advancement is the process by which youth members of Scouting America progress from rank to rank and is the method by which we promote and encourage the ongoing involvement and commitment that keeps members coming back for more. It works best when it is built into a unit’s program so that simply participating leads to meaningful achievement and recognition—and to a continually improving readiness for more complex experiences.
Click here for more information on all types of ranks, advancement and awards.
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There are two different registrations and fees join a Troop. First youth and adults that wish to help will signup, transfer or renew to our pack using the my.scouting.org system. There is an annual membership fee paid when you signup and renew each year. You can also subscribe to the newsletter scouting magazine for $15 more. The second is to our Troop. There is no fee for Adults that are registered with scouting to the Troop. None of our Adults are compensated in any way all of this Troop fee goes to the program.
To get signed up for the Troop see the Annual Troop Fees and Scouting America Annual Registration below
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Youth and adults that wish to help will signup, transfer or renew to our troop using the my.scouting.org system. There the annual membership fee around $170 for youth and $80 for adults paid when you signup and renew each year. This includes the subscribe to the newsletter scouting magazine for $15 more. Click here for Scouting America Annual Registration for Troop 72.
Troop 72 has a Girls and a Boys Troop. They are both in the Crossroads of the West Council which runs Scouting America programs in Utah, Southeast Idaho, and Southwest Wyoming. The Council operates over ten Camps, high adventure bases and ropes courses throughout its territory. Here is a link to the Council Calendar
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The Girls and Boys Troops meet together every Tuesday at 6pm for about an hour. The Troops have overnight campouts on weekends each month. Each summer the Troops attend a weeklong summer camp and participate in one high adventure camping activity such as a Philmont Trek or a wilderness canoeing trip at the Norther Tier.
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A scouting field uniform (formerly Class A) is required for scout camp and all ceremonies. This consists of a Scout Uniform shirt, socks and either pants or shorts. The troop will supply a Troop 72 neckerchief and slide. The troop will also supply a shirt for an activity uniform (formerly Class B).
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We warmly welcome any interested families with youth in at least sixth grade regardless of previous participation. Girls and boys are actively encouraged to join regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or socioeconomic status.
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Troop 72 Leadership
Scout Troop leadership roles include the Scoutmaster, Assistant Scoutmasters, Advancement Coordinators, Merit Badge Counselors and Troop Committee members, all working together to deliver the program to Scouts. Adults in these roles need to be at least 21 years old, registered with Scouting America, and complete required training such as Safeguarding Youth and position specific training.
Interested in Park City Scout Troop?