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Grand Canyon Council, Thunderbird District
 

Boy Scout Troop 323, Phoenix, Arizona

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Forms for Joining the Troop

Below you can download all the forms you need to register as a  Scout and/or Adult Leader with the Boy Scouts of America and Troop 323.  

Scouts

Scouts must fill out a BSA Application Form and Troop 323 Application Form for Scouts.  

On the BSA Application Form for Scouts, all we need completed is Page 5 ("Boy Scout Application - Local Council Copy") - skip Pages 6 & 7 - we use the standalone Class 1 medical form instead of Page 7.

Prior to your first outing, the Health and Medical Record Form must be completed.  It is in 3 parts:  A & C must be filled out by every Scout participating in any Scout outing - it must be notarized; B must be filled out by any Scout participating in an outing longer than 72 hours, or activities that are strenuous or adventurous, or attending a resident camp, or working on a service project, or where medical help is more than 30 minutes away - it must be signed by a licensed medical practitioner.

In Arizona, this means most of our outings require all 3 parts to be completed. The form needs to be re-submitted annually.

Adults

A parent or guardian must fill out Troop 323 Registration Form for adults.  Any adult wishing to volunteer as an Adult Leader or drive Scouts on outings must also complete a BSA Application Form for adults, plus Health and Medical Record Form.

On the BSA Application Form for Adults, all we need completed is Page 3 ("Adult Application - Local Council Copy") - skip Pages 4, 5 & 6. 

Prior to your first outing, just as for the Scouts, adults must complete the Health and Medical Record Form.  Parts A & C must be filled out by every adult participating in any Scout outing - it must be notarized; B must be filled out by any adult participating in an outing longer than 72 hours, or activities that are strenuous or adventurous, or attending a resident camp, or working on a service project, or where medical help is more than 30 minutes away - it must be signed by a licensed medical practitioner.  The form must be re-submitted annually.

Scout

Joining instructions (pdf)

BSA application form (pdf)

Troop 323 registration form (pdf)

Adult

BSA application form (pdf)

Troop 323 registration form (pdf

Both

Health and medical record form (pdf)

Forms for Re-Registering with the Troop

Once a year the Troop must re-charter with the Boy Scouts of America, and every Scout and Adult Leader must re-register and pay their dues.

Below, you can find the current forms required to be completed upon re-registration.

Notes:  

All Scouts and Adult Leaders participating in Troop events are required to have Class 1 medical forms on record with the Troop.

All Scouts and Adult Leaders participating in any event involving strenuous activity such as backpacking, high altitude, extreme weather conditions, cold water, exposure, fatigue, athletic competition, adventure challenge, or remote conditions where readily available medical care cannot be assured require Part B of the Health and Medical Record form on record with the Troop. Examples include high-adventure activities, jamborees, Wood Badge, Summer Camps and overnight backpacking trips in remote areas.  Medical information required includes current health history supported by a medical evaluation within the past 12 months performed by a licensed health-care practitioner.

The Health and Medical Record form must be updated annually and put on record by the Troop Membership Chair.  For Scouts, parts A & C are filled out by the Scout's parent/guardian and notarized; Part B requires a physical examination by a licensed medical practitioner and must be signed by the practitioner.

Troop 323 registration form

Health and medical record form

Scout permission slip

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