How joining works

  1. Visit a meeting

    Get in touch with the Scoutmaster and we'll help you plan a visit to a Troop 32 meeting. It's the best way to see what the troop is like.

  2. Talk with troop leaders

    Ask about the program, costs, gear, and anything else on your mind. Leaders can explain eligibility and what to expect as a new Scout family.

  3. Register with Scouting America

    When your family is ready, troop leaders will help you complete the registration paperwork and get your new Scout started. Learn about the Scouts BSA program from Scouting America.

Still deciding?

Read the answers to common questions from new families, learn what Scouts do, or find out more about Troop 32.