Leatherstocking Council Policies

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Leatherstocking Council Local Youth Protection Policy.

In order to provide the safest Scouting program possible to the young men and women of the Leatherstocking Council, effective immediately, As per the Leatherstocking Council Executive Board’s approved policy, all adults must have a BSA Youth Protection Training with an expiration date later than the “expire date” on your renewal roster.
 
Report  known or suspected abuse Youth Protection Scouts First Helpline 

Firewood Policy

Due to concerns over the threat of invasive insect species and wishing to act as good stewards of the Councils’ forests, this committee recommends that the transportation of any firewood into Leatherstocking camps be prohibited. From November 15th to March 31st one load of firewood will be provided for each rented cabin. The cost of these cabins will be increased by $25 per weekend to cover the cost of the firewood. Additional firewood will be available for purchase if needed.

Leatherstocking Council Camp Use Rules and Regulations

Please read all rules and regulations to all camper upon arrival at camp.