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Scout spirit applies to how a Scout lives and conducts his 'daily' life. He shows Scout spirit by being a role model to his peers, living by the Scout Oath and Law. The concept of Scout spirit is not based on how many Scouting events or outings a Scout attends, but rather by how he helps bring out the best in others as a reflection of his own character and attitude in his 'daily' life.
— BSA FAQ
Troop 140 has approximately 20 scouts and Troop 5140 has approximately 7 scouts.
The Troops are part of the Rivers Edge District of the Cascade Pacific Council of the Scouting America.
As of March 1, 2024, any adult who wishes to be a leader or attend overnight outings with Scouts must be a fully registered member of the BSA.
Full registration consists of the following:
Completing an adult application
Completing Youth Protection Training www.scouting.org/training/youth-protection/
Receiving an Approved Status on the BSA Criminal Background Check
Adults must now completed Youth Protection Training and cleared the BSA background check before assuming any leadership role or attending overnight activities.
Please note-- background check approval takes between 5 to 30 business days to complete. Adults can no longer wait until the day/night before an event to fill out an Adult Application and expect to participate.
Adults assuming leadership positions can find training at my.scouting.org
Merit Badges counselors must complete 33 minute position specific training and log into scoutcommunity.com
Committee members should complete their position specific training within 30 days.
ASM's should strive to complete their position specific training within 60 days including weekend IOLS course.
Troop140.com came from the generous donation from
Mr. Frank Kocher.
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