In 1846 the United States Army ask Mormon leader Brigham Young to provide enough volunteers to form an entire battalion of over 500 soldiers for military service during the Mexican- American war. … [Read More...]
Catalina Council - BSA
Serving the Youth of Southern Arizona
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December Safety Minute
Now that the weather has cooled off, it is a great time to take advantage of the Council’s new All-Terrain Vehicle (“ATV”) program. Here is a link to more information from National with some ATV … [Read More...]
2019 Council Annual Volunteer Recognition Dinner
Silver Beaver Award The Silver Beaver Award is the council-level distinguished service award of the Boy Scouts of America. Recipients of this award are registered adult leaders who have made an … [Read More...]
Amateur Radio License Opportunity
The Southeast Arizona Boy Scouts Wireless Association, WN7BSA, will be hosting a class this January for those interested in earning an FCC Technician Class Amateur Radio License. The class is open to … [Read More...]
Music Merit Badge with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra
Join the TSO Sunday, January 27, as we fulfill the Music Badge requirements for Boy Scouts, have some lunch, and see TSO’s performance of Fresh Music, Copland and More.This will be a fantastic time … [Read More...]
Winter Thorlo Sock Sale at Scout Shop
The Winter Thorlo Sock Sale starts on on Monday November 12th,. If you buy 2 or more pairs you save 25% … [Read More...]
District Award of Merit Nominations Due
The District Award of Merit (DAM) is a council award presented by districts in the same manner that the Silver Beaver is a national award presented by councils. The awardis available to Scouters who … [Read More...]
2018 Silver Beaver Award Honorees
The Silver Beaver Award was introduced in 1931 and is a council‐level distinguished service award of the Boy Scouts of America. Recipients of this award are registered Scouters who have made an … [Read More...]
Mining In Society Merit Badge
The Catalina Council & Grand Canyon Council in conjunction with Freeport-McMoRan have joined together to offer your Scouts the best opportunity to earn the Mining in Society Merit Badge. Adults … [Read More...]
100th Anniversary Challenge Coin
Catalina Council is celebrating 100 years of operation in 2019. In commemoration of this occasion, the Council is releasing this limited edition Challenge Coin. Only 300 of these amazing coins will be … [Read More...]
Fall Camping Sale- September 22nd
Come on out to the Catalina Scout Shop on Saturday September 22nd and enjoy our Family Camping Event 101. There will be a discount available on Camping Gear. … [Read More...]
Level I Climbing Certification
Level I Climbing Certification Level I and IIT (Instructor in Training for Scouts ages 16-18) October 18, Thurs from 6:00pm - 9:00pm at the Scout Office October 19, Friday from 6:30pm - 9:30 … [Read More...]
The mission of Catalina Council is to prepare young people to make ethical choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Our youth organization offers programs and activities that instill values and teach life skills to an ever increasing number of youth by coordinating community resources to build tomorrow’s leaders today.
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POC: Tammy Rodriguez @ 520-227-4057 – tamara.rodriguez520@gmail.com
Training in the different area’s of scouting.
POC: Walter Fahnestock – 360-355-2909 – Business.English.Instructor@outlook.com
Dec 13 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
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Commissioners
OUR VISION
Unit Service will enable units to better serve more youth by providing an adequate number of trained commissioners who provide a link to District Operating Committee and other resources in support of a quality unit program.
OUR MISSION
The mission of Unit Service is to help units better serve more youth through scouting.
OUR OBJECTIVES
- Supporting unit growth and retention through the Journey to Excellence.
- Contacting units and capturing in commissioner tools their strengths. needs, and a unit service plan that enables continuing improvement.
- Linking unit needs to District Operating Committee and other resources..
- Supporting timely unit, district and council charter renewals.
- Supporting unit leaders by delivering effective roundtables that provide program ideas, relationship development, and timely communication.
OUR GOALS
- Enable an increased number of traditional units.
- Enable the retention rate of traditional units.
- Enable implementation of a unit service plan through collaborative detailed assessments and an increased number of significant unit contacts.
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