Pilchuck District serves all of North & East Snohomish County, Camano Island and Skykomish
April Roundtable
is at Cavelero Mid High School
Pilchuck District Pinewood Derby is
Saturday, April 13th at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe.
Check in begins at 10 am
Racing begins at 11 am
The top three winners from each Pack are invited to participate.
The 2024 amazing Cub Scout “Outdoor Adventure” Day Camp program will offer the camp experience your Cub Scout wants!
Pilchuck Day Camps will be August 7 – 9 at Harvey Field (Snohomish) & August 14 – 16 at Twin Cities Sports Club (Stanwood)!
Council Court of Honor
Fire Mountain Scout Camp
Sunday, May 19, 2024
- 2:00-3:00 pm: Silver Beaver Alumni Reception, Fire Eagle’s Nest
- 3:00-3:30 pm: Court of Honor Sign-in and Gathering, Hollander Hall
- 3:30 pm: Court of Honor Program Opening, Hollander Hall
The Mount Baker Council is blessed with many eager and dedicated volunteers. Join us on Sunday, May 21st as we honor outstanding volunteers for their contribution to the Council and the community by awarding them the Silver Beaver service award. We will also be honoring some outstanding Scouts and Scouters for other key achievements in 2023.
All past Silver Beaver recipients are encouraged to attend the Silver Beaver Alumni Reception (2:00 pm start) and greet the 2024 Silver Beaver class. Please wear your medals!
You can show your support of our Silver Beaver recipients when your purchase a 2024 Commemorative Silver Beaver Shoulder Patch (or more than one!) for $50 – Only 50 available!
Attendee fees: $15 a person or $25 for Attendee and Guest.
Register by Friday, May 19th.19
District Committee
Nominating Committee Chair –
Chairman – Eric Jorgensen
Commissioner – Ken Young
Finance Chair –
Popcorn Kernel –
Council Auction Rep – Ethan Brewer
Membership Chair – Mike Messer
Program Chair – Dave Wright
Activities & Civic Service Chair – Al Schreiber
Advancement & Recognition Chair – Scott Drown
Eagle Service Projects Review – Chris Osborn
Eagle Boards of Review Coordinator – Scott Drown
Camping (Outdoor Program) Chair – Linda Wright
Day Camp Director – Roland Roth
Day Camp Program Director – Linda Wright
OA Chapter Advisor – Darrell Moss
OA Chapter Chief – Andrew D.
Training Chair – Mac McCormick
Unit Service Executive – Bill Slater
To reach specific volunteers click on their name to start your email program
District Calender
April 11 – Roundtable 7 pm
- Roundtables are for ALL adults who work with the youth of our communities. There will be breakouts for Cub Scout Leaders and Scouts BSA Leaders. Adults of Units that aren’t registered are also welcome to attend and participate. This month Roundtable will be at Cavelero Mid High School, 8220 24th St SE in Lake Stevens. We are gathering in the Library.
Evergreen Speedway
Stillaguamish Grange, Stanwood Grange, 2 pm
Lake Stevens School District Educational Service Center
Fire Mountain Scout Camp
Granite Falls Sportsman’s Club
Fire Mountain Scout Camp
May 24 – 27 – Family Camping Weekend at Fire Mountain Scout Camp
- NYLT is an exciting, action packed program designed to provide youth members of the Boy Scouts of America with leadership skills and experience they can use in their home Troops and Venturing Crews. The leadership skills taught can be used in any other situation demanding leadership of “self” and “others.” This process begins with a “vision” of what success will look like in the future.
- The Course is held at Fire Mountain Scout Camp
September 25 – 29 – Wood Badge
What is the Purpose of Wood Badge?
- The purpose of Wood Badge is to develop skilled leaders who can strengthen Scouting units in achieving the mission of the Boy Scouts of America.
- When we accomplish the mission of Scouting, we do it in the units. Therefore, the short form of the purpose is, the purpose of Wood Badge is to strengthen units.
- Although the course is different today, what Baden-Powell said in 1919 still applies:
“One of the purposes of Wood Badge training is to get Scouters to think about the practice of Scouting, to meet together, to exchange experiences, and to live together in the spirit of the Scout Oath.”
Pilchuck District Roundtable
Roundtable is a uniformed event, so please wear yours. Also, the more people that attend from your Pack, Troop, Crew or Post the better. We have a program that recognizes the most attendees from one Unit each month. While you may be representing more than one Unit at Roundtable, you will have to pick which one you represent for the recognition.
We have exciting programs and activities planned. If you have any ideas for Roundtable please contact our Roundtable Commissioner, James Monroe.
Commissioner Staff Meetings, Roundtables and District Committee Meetings are held in-person.
The Commissioner Staff & District Committee Meetings are also held online using the Zoom online platform.
Eagle Boards of Review are held in person! Eagle Candidates will be provided details.