New Scouts:
Submit an online BSA Youth Application.
Download and complete BSA Medical form Parts A and B.* (Note: Part C of the form requires a physical by a medical professional and is only needed for summer and high adventure camp.) Don't forget to attach a copy of both sides of your insurance card to the designated part of the form.
Pay Troop Dues via CheddarUp: $240 due each September, or $120 for Webelos joining in March.
Download and read the Troop 149 Code of Conduct with a parent. Scout and parent should sign the form.
Troop 149 requires that parents take BSA Youth Protection Training. Visit MyScouting.Org to create an account and take the training. Print out the certificate at the end. Requires renewal every 2 years.
Turn in all of the above items to Membership Chairperson (see below)
Returning Scouts:
Download and complete BSA Medical form Parts A and B* (include insurance card) unless you updated for summer camp or high adventure.
Pay Troop Dues via CheddarUp: $240 due each September.
Confirm that parents’ BSA Youth Protection Training is up to date. (Renewal is required every 2 years.) Print certificate at the end of the training module for proof of completion.
Turn in all of the above items to Membership Chairperson (see below)
Adult Leaders, Committee Members, and Parents attending campouts:
Submit an online BSA Adult Application. Save a copy of receipt as Troop 149 will reimburse application fees for our adult leaders.
Take BSA Youth Protection Training ( MyScouting.Org ) and print the certificate at the end
Download and complete BSA Medical form Parts A and B.* (Note: Part C of the form requires a physical by a medical professional and is only needed for summer and high adventure camp.) Don't forget to attach a copy of both sides of your insurance card to the designated part of the form.
Turn in the above items to Membership Chairperson (see below)
Questions and Forms get delivered to Membership Chairperson: Heather Malatesta
* Linked medical form is a fillable .pdf file. Download to your computer and type the requested information into Parts A, B1, and B2. When finished, save the file and print out a copy so you can sign Part A and B2, if applicable. The next time an updated medical form is needed, open the file saved on your computer and update any changes since the previous submission. Medical forms will be kept confidential and shredded after one year.
Frequently Asked Questions Concerning the Annual Health and Medical Record