I signed up.

Now what?

Welcome to Troop 339!

Joining a troop can be intimidating, especially when it comes to what you need to know and obtain to have a successful journey.  These pages are designed as a quick reference to get you up and running quickly.

WHAT YOU'LL NEED TO BUY

It can be overwhelming to see all the supplies and equipment needed to run a scout troop.  Rest assured that you don't need it all at once.

To Start

As Needed

Yes, this list may grow as your scout hones his or her interests, but it should provide a good foundation for a successful scouting experience.

Boys Handbook

Girls Handbook

Field Uniform

Activity Shirt

Troop Neckerchief

Neckerchief Slide

Merit Badge Sash

ONLINE TOOLS

We use the following online tools to communicate, register for events, and track the scout's advancement through the program.

ScoutBook is where the scout's advancement, training, leadership, membership, and service hours are tracked.  You will receive an e-mailed invitation to join ScoutBook soon after filling out the application and submitting it to our New Member Coordinator.  Be Sure to check your SPAM or Junk Email Folder.

Scouts use TroopTrack for event scheduling and registration.  Within TroopTrack, each scout has a 'money' account where contributions and fundraising proceeds are stored as a payment source for activities scheduled within TroopTrack.  Like ScoutBook, you will receive an invitation to join TroopTrack via e-mail, so check your SPAM and Junk folders if you don't see it within a few days.

Facebook Groups

The Boys and Girls troops both have private Facebook groups where adults can share activity information and pictures  from events.  See the Links page for links to each group.  Note that you must be invited to each group by the Committee Chair or New Member Coordinator.

Google Workspace

TBD