Offices

Green Bar

• SPL: presides at Troop functions, leads Green Bar
• Troop Guide: guides junior (below First Class) Scouts
• PLs: conducts patrol breakouts, calls patrol members before meetings and events, delegates to Asst. PL, Scribe, and Quartermaster.
• ASPL: conducts gathering activites at Troop meetings, fills in in absence of SPL.
• Webmaster (youth position): writes down meeting notes and posts on website

reporting to SPL:

• Den Chiefs: associated with a Cub Scout den, leads den in activities as directed by the Den Leader. Integral part of Den and Pack meetings.
• PLs (description above)
• Troop Guide (description above)
• Troop medic: must be at least First Class, have a current CPR certification, and have earned the First Aid MB. Maintains a Troop first aid kit. Primary contact for injuries. Responsible for coordinating First Aid traiing at Troop events. (There is no patch for this; the insignia is a Readyman AB on each side of the collar.)

reporting to ASPL:

• Historian: takes (digital) photos throughout the term, collects photos from Troop families, prepares slideshow at the smeiannual court of honor
• Librarian: responsible for (any) Troop literature, keeps ongoing inventory of which families own which merit-badge pamphlets (including year of printing)
• Bugler: sounds reveille, taps, and "charge" (dinner call) at campouts. Must do this at least once before receiving patch
• Chaplain Aide: leads grace before dinner and Scout's Own at campouts. Must do this at least once before receiving patch
• instructors: Gives demonstrations at Troop meetings. Must do this at least thrice before receiving patch
• Musician: Provides music at Troop events. Must do this at least once before receiving patch
• Quartermaster (QM): keeps [inventory] of Patrol Boxes (and the accompanying propane tank), ensures equipment is in good condition. The cook on any campout must ensure the equipment is clean and well-stocked; when the patrol box is returned to the QM, he inspects it and will ask the cook to come clean anything that was put away dirty.
• Troop Scribe: takes notes and writes down every key item during regular meeting

reporting to (each) PL:

• Patrol Scribe: takes notes and writes down every key item
• APL: runs (at least) one meeting per month, fills in for PL when unavailable. responsible for Patrol Bag at Troop meetings.