WELCOME TO OUR TROOP

Class of Spring 2024:

Joe Zhang Luca Rivera Braden Escareno William Yeakel Zayne Shickler JJ Bodo Elvin Liao

Joe Liu Charles Gao Matthew Komanapalli Ian Heyming Keaton Long Oliver Gingrich

CONGRATULATIONS!

Please congratulate Austin Beckett for becoming Troop 1210's 97th Eagle Scout!!

Please congratulate Adam De La Cruz for becoming Troop 1210's 96th Eagle Scout!!

Please congratulate Spencer Suzuki for becoming Troop 1210's 95th Eagle Scout!! 

 

Exciting opportunities for adult leadership are available!  Several positions are open.  Be a good example for your kids.  Please check here for all the open positions. Contact our Committee Chair if you're interested. 

 

 

Here you can find a shortcut to the most commonly used forms and information at our troop. 

• Medical forms A, B, and C

• Activity consent form

• Backpacking Gear Checklist v.2022

• SPL/Adult Event Coordinator Checklist

• POR (position of responsibility) review form, request form, & matrix

• Expense reimbursement form 

• Troop meeting duty roster

• New parent packet

• Participant Health Form

• Flag Ceremony

• Flag Order Form 

"Beginning August 1, 2022, minor modifications to the Scouts BSA requirements for the ranks of Scout through Star will take effect. Scouts may continue using the existing requirements for the rank on which they are currently working, or they may choose to use the new requirements. Scouts must use the new requirements once they advance to their next rank. On January 1, 2023, all Scouts must use only the new requirements.

New California Law: All Youth Organization Volunteers Must Complete State Background Check and Training

AB 506 Update: As a Scouting volunteer, you understand the importance of keeping children safe. A recent bill (AB 506) was passed by the State of California requiring volunteers and staff of Youth Service Organizations to complete training in reporting child abuse and neglect, and undergo Live Scan background checks. AB 506 is effective immediately. All staff and volunteers 18 years of age or older and who have direct contact with, or supervision of, children for more than 16 hours a month or 32 hours per year must complete a Live Scan background check (the digital version of inked fingerprinting) and online mandated reporter training. The website link below supports all of California’s Scouting volunteers to ensure we all comply with California’s new law. 

     California Scouting Website     

What does this mean to me as a parent? All BSA registered adults must complete the state’s training to participate in any Scouting activity, including merit badge counselors. Generally, parents who only attend troop meetings are exempt from training.

Please follow the next 3 steps to ensure your compliance in helping to keep Scouts safe.

Step 1: Take 2 Hour Online Training (Deadline March 29th)

Online Training Found Here

Step 2: Submit Certificate of Training Completion (Deadline March 29th)

   Submit Training Here     

Step 3:   California Mandated Fingerprint Background (Est. Deadline May 30th)

Download the Livescan Request Form here

     Find a California approved Livescan service provider at either
https://www.certifixlivescan.com/    or    https://oag.ca.gov/fingerprints/locations

Make an appointment and bring the livescan form with you. Fees paid to the livescan provider are charged by the provider and government, BSA has no control over these fees.

Information obtained from https://www.saddlebackdistrict.org/node/2698

Troop 1210, please join me in congratulating Lori Maze for being recognized at the district level for her work as the Assistant Roundtable Chair, as well as for all her hard work in being an integral part of Troop 1210. She and other winners will be honored with a dinner at Saddleback Church on Thursday, March 10th at 7 PM. You can RSVP for the dinner at the link below:

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