Juno Dunes Natural Area, Juno Beach, Florida (on the South East corner of Donald Ross and Elison Wilson

Lunch will be provided.

Ben's project entales removing a foot bridge made out of rotten waterlogged wood, and pooring concrete for the new bridge on the second day.

It's time for Merit Badge Counselor Renewal/Registration.  Do you work in an industry that corresponds with one of the merit badges?  Do you have a hobby or interest that corresponds with one of the merit badges? If so, the Troop would love to have you register as a Merit Badge Counselor. 
Check out http://www.scouting.org/scoutsource/BoyScouts/AdvancementandAwards/MeritBadges.aspx to see the entire list of merit badges. How do you become a MB counselor?  Complete a counselor registration form http://www.scouting.org/filestore/pdf/34405.pdf, complete online Youth Protection training https://www.gulfstreamcouncil.org/youth-protections, attend a one time MB counselor training course.
See Wendy Handal (advancements chair) for more information.

Scout Medical Forms must be completed annually and must be on a BSA from:

Part A and B are completed by parent

Part C by Doctor

PLEASE KEEP A COPY OF YOUR FORM. In the event a form is used at a camp or hospital a replacement copy might be needed for the travel book.

For more information: http://www.scouting.org/scoutsource/healthandsafety/ahmr.aspx

For frequently asked questions about the BSA medical form:  http://www.scouting.org/scoutsource/default.aspx

Yes! we have a Shutterfly account to upload photos from all events.

Please help out the Scout Historian with uploading your scout event photos to shutterfly.

Troop 132 is based on the Patrol Method of scouting and is “Boy” led, with adult supervision for guidance and safety. Elections are held every 6 months for Senior Patrol Leader (SPL) and Patrol Leaders. Other positions are appointed by the SPL, with guidance from the Scoutmaster. The activities from camping to service projects are planned and run by the boys, as they learn what leadership style works best for them.  We have had 168 Eagle Scouts sprout from our ranks and have numerous Life scouts planning Eagle projects for the near future. Some of our Eagle scouts have returned and are serving as ASM’s for our troop. We have a troop bus, which allows us to travel together each month to our camping destinations, while keeping the costs down. We love parental involvement as is evidenced by the long list of ASM’s, committee members and merit badge counselors. We would love to add your son or grandson and you to our Troop family!