First chartered in 1943, Troop 36 has a long tradition of teaching, guiding, and growing with the youth of Lincoln Nebraska.
Located in the northwest area of Lincoln, Troop 36 proudly continues the history and tradition that began over 60 years ago.
Troop 36 Brochure
Troop 36 Information Sheet
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| Salt Vally District - Cornhusker Council - Lincoln Nebraska | |
| First Chartered on 12/1/1943 | |
| Chartering Organization: Holy Savior Lutheran Church | |
| Institutional Head: Pastor Taylor Representative: Bob Lowe | |
| Meetings are held at Holy Savior Lutheran Church, 10th & Superior during school year; outside over summer | |
| Meetings are held on Mondays at 7:00pm year round | |
| Troop Scoutmaster is Bill Lang 402-477-6242 | |
| Committee Chair is Mike Everley 402-477-1782 | |
| Eagle Scouts Troop 36 has produced 42 Eagle Scouts |
Troop 36 follows the
patrol method defined for Scouting and currently has five (5) patrols
for youth plus the adult 'Dinosaur Patrol'. Each youth patrol usually consists of six (6) to
eight (8) scouts that work together under the direction of the patrol leader during campouts, troop meetings and patrol night.
Active throughout the year, Troop 36 plans monthly
outings, attends District Fall and Spring camporees, and travels to summer camp yearly. Self contained, the troop owns and maintains a modern troop trailer, camping equipment, and training material.
Consistently awarded the Quality Unit and 100% Boys Life, the troop is actively involved with Cornhusker Council events and the community through multiple service projects.
Troop 36 extends our welcome to parents and boys who would like to visit the troop and learn more about becoming a part of our organization.
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