» Upcoming Events

9/4	Yard Care church parsonage
9/6	PLC meeting
9/8	Merit Badge Night
9/10	OLS (Outdoor Leader Skills)
9/11	Troop Leadership Training
9/11	Yard Care church parsonage
9/12	Court of Honor
9/17	Camping at TUOLUMNE MEADOWS, Yosemite
9/24	Advance Camp
10/2	Den Chief Training

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» What we do:

Troop 93 serves Brentwood, CA and the surrounding communities. Through our active boys, active leaders, and active parents we maintain a fun, safe environment that teaches our young men the values and morals they need to become outstanding citizens in our community and nation

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CA State Parks Portola Redwoods ( Santa Cruz Mtns)

The troop camped in the beautiful Santa Cruz Mountains among towering trees. It was pleasantly cool most of the day. Scouts took a short hike to Tip-Toe Falls, which in contrast to the flier, was a tiny trickle with a pond. Scouts spent the afternoon near camp, having fun in the creek bed next to the camp. There were a fair amount of mosquitoes which buzzed around most of the day. Wildlife included tons of screeching of Blue Jays and many bright yellow banana slugs.

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Family Outing Review: SF Golden Gate Bridge Bikeride

The San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge bike ride was cool in more ways then one. The scouts and adults rode on into overcast with chilly winds. They rode on the sidewalk and then gravel. Then rode (or walked) up a hill to the bridge. The veiw was amazing but you had to be careful of whipping winds, narrow points and crazy bikers. At the other end everyone walked up a hill to arrive at Spencer Battery, an old fort used to guard the Golden Gate from the 1840's to the 1940's. We had lunch at the old fort, took pictures and left. The ride back to the vehicles was easy, all downhill and flat with the wind to your back, nothing better!

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The accounting Department of Troop 93 is going green ! Click on the new Scout Accounts tab above for further information.

Mr. Miller received the Scoutmaster of the year award for Marsh Creek District.

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Eagle Scout candidate Carlos Hernandez hosted a spaghetti feed fundraiser at Brentwood United Methodist Church April 12th to help raise money for his project in which he plans to install planter boxes at the church.

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How to Join Us

Troop 93 meets at 7:00 pm every Wednesday.

Weather permitting, 1st Wednesday of the month is usually a sports night at a park location like Garrin soccer field (end of RedHaven St) or Sunset Park Athletic Complex (655 Sunset Road). 2nd Wednesday of the month is reserved for advancement and merit badge training held at Methodist Church downtown Brentwood. 3rd and 4th Wednesdays are at the Veteran's Hall, located at 757 First Street.

To see our current schedule, click here for the calendar. You can also click here for contacts.

In general, your son can be a scout if 11 years old or 10 years and completed 5th grade, up to 18 years in age.

Sir Robert Baden-Powell quotes founder of the Boy Scouts, 1857-1941

“We never fail when we try to do our duty, we always fail when we neglect to do it.”

“There is no teaching to compare with example.”

“The most important object in Boy Scout training is to educate, not instruct.”

“If you are really out to make your way to success -- i.e. happiness -- you must have a religious basis to your life”