| The Southwest Florida Council has a full compliment of volunteers to help you succeed at the unit level. Visit the District Information Pages to find contact information for your district. Your District Commissioner is one of your most important contacts. Commissioners are district and council leaders who help Scout units succeed. They coach and consult with adult leaders of Cub Scout packs, Boy Scout troops, and Venturing crews. Commissioners help maintain the standards of the Boy Scouts of America. They also oversee the unit charter renewal plan so that each unit reregisters on time with an optimum number of youth and adult members. Unit Leader Resources can be found for of the programs and for any leader in any capacity at any level! UNIT LEADER RESOURCE LINKS: (click on the logos) 
Cub Scout Recruiter Patch Sample Pack Code of Conduct Pack Builder Kit New Parent Guide 
Boy Scout Recruiter Strip
Boy Scout Recruit-a-Patrol Sample Troop Code of Conduct 
Sample Crew Code of Conduct Troop Leadership Training Guide - Troops, this is your starting point to train your youth leadership for their new roles within the Troop and for your new Scouts to learn how the troop operates. | Southwest Florida Council's Local Youth Protection Guidelines 
Internet Rechartering
When rechartering, please include your meeting place, time and day. This is important to the registrar when questions arise. Also, please include your email address. If you are rechartering on line this year, you cannot start your recharter process for Panther and Manatee Districts until December 1 and Alligator and Two Rivers untill January 1. Your ID number is located on the front of your recharter packet on the left side. If you have lost or cannot find your number, or have any questions concerning the recharter process, you may contact the Southwest Florida Council Service Center at 239-936-8072. Scouting's Journey to Excellence to Replace Centennial Quality Recognition Program
"Scouting's Journey to Excellence" is the exciting performance based recognition program that will replace the Centennial Quality recognition program Guide to Safe Scouting
This is a unit leader's guide for current B.S.A. policies and procedures to safe scouting activities. Topics include adult leadership, aquatics safety, camping guidelines, special unit activities, alcohol/tobacco policy, emergencies, first aid, fuels and fire prevention, guns and firearms, sports, inspections, medical information, transportation, youth protection and child abuse and much more. |
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