Welcome to Troop 67

Troop 67 Red Bank, NJ has been in existence for over 99 years. During that time, many scouts have experienced the promise of Scouting... adventure, learning, challenge, and responsibility. 

Our Troop has produced many Eagle Scouts since its inception.  

Troop 67 is always on the go and spends a lot of time outdoors.  We  have monthly outings or trips such as weekend camping trips, day hikes, historic site visits, summer camp and do community service projects, just to name a few. For more information, please email njtroop67@gmail.com. 

PATROL LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

The Patrol Leadership Council (PLC) are a group of older and more experienced scouts within the troop that organize meetings and act as role models to the younger scouts. Troop 67 is divided into 2 patrols, each of them are overseen by the Senior Patrol leader and Assistant Senior Patrol Leader. The Patrol Leaders and Assistant Patrol Leaders manage their respective patrol. More information below:

SENIOR PATROL LEADER
Max

ASSISTANT SENIOR PATROL LEADER
Charlie T

PATROL LEADERS
 Philip and Victor

ASSISTANT PATROL LEADERS
Charles G, Alex and Christian

Where do we meet?

Troop 67 meet at the Charted Organization's Navesink Masonic Lodge No. 9, located at 152 Maple Avenue, Red Bank, NJ.  Our meetings are on Tuesday and start at around 6:55 PM-7:00 PM and end at 8:30 PM. We welcome all those who wish to attend. 

MERIT BADGES

Merit Badges are a fundamental aspect of ranking up beyond First Class Scout. ANYONE registered within troop 67 can start earning merit badges regardless of rank. Each Merit badge is unique and has the scout completing different tasks in order to earn the merit badge. Merit Badges are in 2 types, Merit Badges (green outline) and Eagle Required Merit Badges (silver outline). The ranks beyond First Class Scout require merit badges to rank up. To get to eagle one must earn 21 merit badges.

Below is a list of our wonderful Merit Badge Counselors and what merit badges they work with (the bolded ones are Eagle Required):

Mrs. Clausing
Mclausing317@gmail.com

American Cultures
Camping
Citizenship in the Society
Citizenship in the Community
Citizenship in the Nation
Citizenship in the World
 Communication
Cooking
 Crime Prevention
 Family Life
 Fingerprinting
 Gardening
 Law
 Public Speaking
 Safety 


Mr Griffiths
bgriffiths126@gmail.com

                 American Business

American Cultures
 Chess 

Citizenship in the Community 

Fingerprinting
 Golf

Hiking
 Pets 

Reading
 Scholarship
 Snow Sports


Mrs tessenholtz
Ladythayne@verizon.net

American Heritage 

Citizenship in the Community 

Citizenship in the Nation 

Citizenship in the World
 Communication
 Cooking
 Family Life
 Genealogy

 Salesmanship
 Scouting Heritage
 Swimming

Mr hayes
jjhayes1@gmail.com

Home Repairs
Law
 Nature
 Personal Fitness 

Personal Management 

Soil and Water Conservation 

Sports
 Weather