Be Prepared Northwest Ohio
Erie Shores Council, the American Red Cross, and Owens Community College will be hosting a Center for Emergency Preparedness August 8-9 at the Owens Community College Campus. All Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venture Crews are invited to participate in activities, work on advancement, and leave more prepared! Have fun in the most equipped and modern Emergency Preparedness facility in Northwest Ohio. SAVE THIS DATE!!!! More information will be coming soon.........
Emergency Preparedness Registration Form
Owens Map
Emergency Preparedness Flyer
2008 CUB SUMMER CAMPING AT CAMP MIAKONDA
Click here to see the informational brochure about Cub Day Camp this summer at Camp Miakonda, or, for a youth application, or Adult Volunteer Staffer, or Tiger Twilight, or Webelos I Overnight or Swim Lessons.
If you're looking for information for the Webelos II Resident Camp at Camp Frontier at the Pioneer Scout Reservation, click here.
Want to stay close to home this summer, save gas and have a great time? Check out the 2008 Family Camping program at Camp Miakonda. Just click on the link to Camp Miakonda for more details.
Annual Scouter Recognition Dinner
Don't forget to sign up for the 82nd Annual Scouter Recognition Dinner on June 5, 2008 at Camp Miakonda. Dinner tickets are $15.00 per person. It's a great evening honoring our adult volunteer leaders. Every Cubmaster, Scoutmaster and Crew Advisor is eligible to receive one (1) complimentary ticket each. Don't forget to reserve your free ticket when you order your other tickets. Mark the box on the bottom of the reservation form and insert the name and address you want the ticket sent to. For more information contact the Scout Service Center, 419/800 241-7293 or erieshores@bsamail.org.
Local Tour Permits
The new revised Local Tour Permit Application #34426 is available here. This permit includes a single matrix to help units plan for qualified supervision for specified activities such as swimming, boating, and shooting sports, and includes expiration of required training; a revised certification requiring more of tour leaders than just having a copy of the Guide to Safe Scouting in their possession; and space for both phone and email contact information for leaders. The form is user friendly and easy to fill in, save to a computer and print. The new form will be posted to the Scouting Safely site in about two weeks. REMEMBER: Local Tour Permits should be submitted to the Council Office two weeks in advance of the trip to allow time for processing. Thank You.
Click Here To listen to James Adray talk about his Scouting experiences.
Click Here To listen to Dan Anderson talk about his Scouting experiences.
Click Here To listen to Chuck Mann talk about his Scouting experiences.
Click Here To listen to Hal Munger talk about his Scouting experiences.
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