Boy Scouts of America
Troop 174 Yorktown Heights, NY
Troop Motto - "Live the Law"
Senior Patrol Leader (SPL): Andrew C..
Assist. Senior Patrol Leader (ASPL): John D.
Patrol Leader: Brian D., Brendan H., Keiran O.
Troop Guides: Cristian C., Robert G.
Quartermaster: Spencer K., Kirshna K.
Scribe: William W.
Chaplain Aid: John D.
Librarian: Christian S., Jacob E.
Historian: Mat R.
Web Master: Justin B.
Outdoor Ethics Guide: Kyle H.
Den Chef: Kevin B.
Order of the Arrow Rep.: Ankush B.
Program
Scout Master: Kevin Byrnes
ASM: Jay Gussak, Paul Boogaard, Edward O’Connor, Bob Athanasidy
Committee
Committee Chair: Yvonne Melendez-Cruz
Treasurer: Kevin Carroll
Charter Org. Rep (COR): Kristen Halderman
Secretary: Biljana Stojadinovic
Training Coord.: Guillermo Cruz
Membership: Jineu Easaw
Advancement: Thriveni Bhakta
Parent Coord.: Joanna Erenberg
Chaplain: John Delvecchio
Outdoor Activities: Vacant
Equipment Coord.: Russell Sorrentino
Descriptions of Roles and Responsibilities of Scouts POR
Descriptions of Roles and Responsibilities of Adult Leaders
Training Requirments for Adult Leader Position
__Videos About Scouting
Grace Lutheran Church (Charter Org)
PhotoAlbums Older Photos
Troop 174 2014 Philmont Montage Video
Sign-Up Sheets:
Troop 174 Apparel Catalog
BSA official permission slip- Sign up for a Scout Master Conference - Sign up here
- Sign up for a Board of Review - Sign up here
- Add ideas for Proposed Troop 174 Activities - Sign up here
- New scouts and parents
- Youth Application
- Adult Application
- Medical Exam, Parts A and B. Youths and adults fill out the personal health history Part A and Part B annually.
- Medical Exam, Parts C. Youths, and adults for camp and high adventure activities that exceed 72 consecutive hours (Camp or Trek)
- Philmont Health & Consent Form
- Seabase Health & Consent Form also: Seabase Scuba (Scuba Form is NOT necessary for Coral Reef Sailing 2014)
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BSA official permission slip
- Sign up for a Scout Master Conference - Sign up here
- Sign up for a Board of Review - Sign up here
- Add ideas for Proposed Troop 174 Activities - Sign up here
- New scouts and parents
- Youth Application
- Adult Application
- Medical Exam, Parts A and B. Youths and adults fill out the personal health history Part A and Part B annually.
- Medical Exam, Parts C. Youths, and adults for camp and high adventure activities that exceed 72 consecutive hours (Camp or Trek)
- Philmont Health & Consent Form
- Seabase Health & Consent Form also: Seabase Scuba (Scuba Form is NOT necessary for Coral Reef Sailing 2014)
To make the Webmaster's job easier, some of the content on these web pages is being supplied by Google.
To view sign up lists will require that you are logged in with a Google Account.
What's New
Photo Albums
(send your photos to

Recent Troop 174 Photographs can be viewed on Troop 174's
Picasa Account
OldPhotos and videos from 1974 to 2009.
BSA Training Times Newsletter:
Training for Scouts
Training for Scouters
https://troopleader.org/training/
Scout Master and ASM Specific Training Course Material
About Troop 174
- Mondays, 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
- Location: Grace Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall, 3830 Gomer St., Yorktown Heights (except no meetings mid-June to mid-Sept.).
- Bring your Boy Scout Handbook, paper, and a pencil or a pen.
- Turn off your cell phone.
- Troop meetings are not held when the Lakeland Central School District is closed.
- On some holiday Monday's we may choose to have informal meetings, the website calendar will be updated.
- Tuesdays. 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. (Fall: Sept-Nov & Spring: Apr-Jun)
- Location: The Lodge (Pictures of the old lodge) at Bill T.'s house.
- Leader: Mr. Bill T. if you have questions. In an emergency, call his cellular phone.
- Why meet on Tuesday?
- Primarily these Patrol Meetings are for older scouts to help younger scouts with rank advancement.
- The Troop leadership (older scouts and adults) are responsible for helping a new scout obtain First Class rank.
- These patrol meetings give young scouts the opportunity to practice and learn new skills.
- Bring your Boy Scout Handbook and a filled water bottle.
- Consider bringing a camp stool to sit on.
- Dress for the weather.
- Parents should make sure that there is an adult present before leaving.
- Patrol meetings are not held when the Lakeland school district is closed.
- New Troop Photo Albums on Google Picasa (2007-Present) The best way to see what our troop does
- Old Photos: 4,000 photos from 1974 to 2009. Videos too. learn about Scouting Photography with some of these same Troop 174 photos.
- Past Months and Years of Calendar from the year 2000 to now. Another way to see what our troop does.
- Archived PastMonths http://bsatroop174.tripod.com/inPastMo.html
- Eagle Scouts, Scoutmasters, Troop Stories: the Hall of Honor.
- Major Troop Projects: Memory Garden at the Seabury, Totem Poles at Durland Scout Reservation at Clear Lake, and Webelos Klondikes in 2002 and 2003.
- Archived Troop Projects http://bsatroop174.tripod.com/majorProjects.html
- Troop Scribe: Greenbar and Troop meeting minutes 2013-Present
- Archived Troop Scribe pages http://bsatroop174.tripod.com/troopScribe.html
Contact Troop 174 at:
- New Rank Requirements, effective January 1, 2010, to go in the 2010 Boy Scout Requirements book and the Centennial Edition of the Boy Scout Handbook.
- Troop Webmaster and Leave No Trace trainer are two new leadership positions.
- Videos of requirements for Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class from BSA.Check List and Forms for Meetings and Outings Requirements for each rank:: Scout, Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class, etc.
- Earn a Merit Badge: Procedure and resources for our troop.
- MeritBadge Councelor List
- Earn other awards, emblems, and pins: Emergency Preparedness Award (Pin): See "Boy Scout and Varsity Scout Requirements." More information. (Resources: redcross.organdfema.gov).
- Religious Emblem. See Bonna S., Religious Emblem Advisor. Service to America patch: Boy Scouts and leaders may earn this patch with 12 hours of volunteer service for the National Park Service.
- Eaglescout.org for scouts working towards Eagle with useful guides
- Congressional Award: Six awards for a combination of public service, personal development, physical fitness, explorati
- Advancement Educational Presentations
- Advancement Recourses
- Advancement & Rewards
- Westchester Parks: Events, camping, environment, fishing/boating, sports, swimming, summer camps.
- VolunteerMatch.org Westchester area.
- Learn About
- ScoutingPhotography. Themes for good photos. Adult Online Training (slide shows, sometimes with audio)
- Servant Leadership: How the BSA principles & the rank of Eagle relate to the servant leadership model
- Knots Skills: view a wide variety of animated videos on knots
- Byran On Scouting: Blog for Adult Leaders
BSA Sites
- BSA
- National Council.
- The Language of Scouting Glossary. Helpful for new parents. Den Chief, District, OA, Scouter
- Outdoor Programs: BSA outdoor programs including outdoor program awards, outdoor ethics, camping, fishing, and aquatics
- Troop Leader: Information on how to run fun and positive Troop meetings
- Leave No Trace/Outdoor Ethics
- L.N.T.: National organization link
- BSA & L.N.T.: Information on the principles of and training on L.N.T.
- Teaching L.N.T.: Excellent resource for teaching the Leave No Trace principles to Scouts
- Outdoor Ethics: detail information on BSA Outdoor Ethics program
- Tread Lightly: outdoor ethics guidance for motorized activities and shooting sports.
- College Scholarships for Scouts and Eagle Scouts and for Eagle Scouts.
- Alpha Phi Omega: non-profit co-ed college service fraternity following principles of the Scout Oath and Law.
- USScouts.org: unofficial, volunteer site with lots of program information
- Scout Master CG: information for Scouts & Scouters to get the most out of Scouting
- ScouterMom: unofficial, volunteer site; Find ideas for program planning, games, projects, meeting plans, and other printable help.
Printable Forms
- What to pack
- Where to Buy
- Adventure Alan: source for honest & factual information on gear & technique for lightweight & ultralight backpacking & hiking
This is an unofficial web page maintained by members of Troop 174 Yorktown representing no one else.
Telephone clip art courtesy of tripod.com
Boy Scout Troop 174, Yorktown, NY.
If you were looking for nearby Troop 174 in Elwood, NY on Long Island, they are here.