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==Boy Scouts of America in Pennsylvania Today== ===Bucktail Council=== The Bucktail Council of the [[Boy Scouts of America]] serves [[Cameron County, Pennsylvania|Cameron]], [[Clearfield County, Pennsylvania|Clearfield]], [[Elk County, Pennsylvania|Elk]], [[Jefferson County, Pennsylvania|Jefferson]], and the western portions of [[Centre County, Pennsylvania|Centre County]]. The Council was organized on July 24, 1930, and headquartered in DuBois. The Council adopted its constitution and by-laws on April 28, 1931, thanks to the efforts of John Q. Groves of Dubois.<ref name=":1">{{Cite web |title=DuBois Area Historical Society, Inc. :: Spring Walk At Camp Mountain Run, May 8 |url=http://duboishs.com/index.php/dubois-hs-blog/spring-walk-at-camp-mountain-run-may-8/ |access-date=2023-09-11 |website=duboishs.com}}</ref> The Council brought under a unified leadership several independent Boy Scout troops in the surrounding areas of [[Brockway, Pennsylvania|Brockway]], [[Brookville, Pennsylvania|Brookville]], [[Clearfield, Pennsylvania|Clearfield]], [[DuBois, Pennsylvania|DuBois]], [[Johnsonburg, Pennsylvania|Johnsonburg]], [[Mahaffey, Pennsylvania|Mahaffey]], [[Philipsburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania|Philipsburg]], [[Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania|Reynoldsville]], [[Ridgway, Pennsylvania|Ridgway]], and [[St. Marys, Pennsylvania|St. Marys]]. The first Council President was Lyle G. Hall (1930 – 1938, 1971), the first Council Scout Executive was H. B. Knepper (1930 – 1937), and the first Council Commissioner was H. T. Gray. The name of the Council references the [[13th Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment]], also known as “Bucktails”, a volunteer infantry regiment that was part of the [[Army of the Potomac]] during the [[American Civil War]].<ref>{{Cite book |last=Rauch |first=William H. |url=https://archive.org/details/cu31924026471023 |title=History of the Bucktails: Kane Rifle Regiment of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps (13th Pennsylvania Reserves, 42nd of the Line) |last2=Thomson |first2=O. R. Howard |publisher=Electric Printing Company |year=1906 |language=en}}</ref> When the regiment was first forming, one recruit —many of which were woodsmen and lumbermen— ornamented his hat with a tail from a [[White-tailed deer]] he had found in a butcher shop. Other men liked this decoration and adopted the practice, causing the regiment to be known as “Bucktails”.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |title=The History of Ah’tic Lodge – Scouting Memories |url=https://scoutingmemories.org/the-history-of-ahtic-lodge/ |access-date=2023-09-11 |website=scoutingmemories.org}}</ref> {{Infobox WorldScouting | name =Bucktail Council #509 | image =Bucktail Council CSP.png | type = council | owner =[[Boy Scouts of America]] | headquarters =[[DuBois, Pennsylvania|DuBois]] | coords = | f-date =1931 | defunct = | members = | chiefscouttitle =Scout Executive | chiefscout =Vacant | chiefscouttitle2 =President | chiefscout2 =Scott Barber | chiefscouttitle3 =Commissioner | chiefscout3 = Jim Davis | website =[http://www.bucktail.org bucktail.org] |location=Pennsylvania, United States|chiefscouttitle4=Camping Committee Chair|chiefscout4=Brad Sweet|chiefscouttitle5=OA Lodge Advisor|chiefscout5=Andrew Klark}} '''District''' Bucktail Council has a single District, PA Eastern Wilds, which covers the following school districts: [[Cameron County School District|Cameron County]], [[Saint Marys Area School District|St. Mary’s]], [[Bald Eagle Area School District|Bald Eagle]], [[Clearfield Area School District|Clearfield]], [[Curwensville Area School District|Curwensville]], [[Moshannon Valley School District|Moshannon Valley]], [[West Branch Area School District|West Branch]], [[Philipsburg-Osceola Area School District|Philipsburg-Osceola Area]], [[Johnsonburg Area High School|Johnsonburg]], [[Ridgway Area School District|Ridgway]], [[Brockway Area School District|Brockway]], [[DuBois Area School District|DuBois]], [[Brookville Area School District|Brookville]], [[Clarion-Limestone Area School District|Clarion-Limestone]], [[Punxsutawney Area School District|Punxsutawney]].<ref>{{Cite web |title=Districts |url=https://bucktail.org/districts/ |access-date=2023-09-11 |website=Bucktail Council |language=en-US}}</ref> ====Camps==== *Camp Mountain Run In 1931, the Council used Camp Coffman, the Oil City Scout Council's Camp (now part of [[French Creek Council]]), for their first summer camp program. On May 1, 1932, the Bucktail Council Camp Committee reported two sites had been inspected for the location of the Council’s own camp. One was near [[East Branch Clarion River Lake|East Branch Clarion River]] in Elk County and the second site near a beaver dam along Mountain Run Stream in [[Penfield, Pennsylvania|Penfield]], Clearfield County. The Council approved the leasing of the land on Mountain Run which would be developed into the 380+ acre present-day Camp Mountain Run Scout Camp.<ref name=":1" /> The land was first leased from the Kersey Mining Company and the [[Pennsylvania|Commonwealth of Pennsylvania]]. Later the [https://visitpago.com/the-history-of-the-shawmuts-rise-and-fall/ Shawmut Mining Company], which acquired the Kersey Mining Company’s portion, sold its tract of land to the Council in 1939 for one dollar. In 1962, through the efforts of J. Hall Stackpole (Seventh President, 1957 - 1960), his company, the [https://www.stackpole.com/about/history.html Stackpole Carbon Company] arranged a trade of 614 acres for the 307 acres still owned by the Commonwealth which he deeded to the Council.<ref name=":0" /> The Stackpole Carbon Company’s outstanding generosity continued by building and funding the original swimming pool in 1935 and supplied funding in 1960 for the renovation of its filtration system. In 1970, the [https://www.thecourierexpress.com/news/stackpole-hall-foundation-reflects-on-70-years-of-giving-back/article_804dfbb0-9b2e-11ec-8230-175b77022425.html Stackpole-Hall Foundation] provided a large donation for the expansion and renovation of the Camp’s dining hall.<ref name=":0" /> ====Order of the Arrow==== *Ah'Tic Lodge #139 In the Spring 1937, the leaders of Bucktail Council wanted to recognize those Scouts and Scouters who were “Honor Campers”, those who best exemplified the ideals of the [[Scout Promise|Scout Oath]] and [[Scout Law|Law]]. The Council did so by organizing a Camp Honor Society. Shortly thereafter, the Council’s Executive Board in January 1938 voted to apply for an [[Order of the Arrow]] Lodge Charter. This effort, led by John H. Keller (Second Council Executive, 1937 - 1942), would form the Lodge’s charter membership from those members of the original Honor Camper Society. On June 1, 1938, a ceremonial team from [[Laurel Highlands Council|Camp Twin Echo]] came to Camp Mountain Run to initiate those first members into the Order of the Arrow. The first official meeting of Ah’Tic Lodge was July 27, 1938, the name “Ah’Tic” taken from the [[Ojibwe|Chippewa]] language meaning “Standing Elk”.<ref name=":0" />{{Clear}} ===Chester County Council=== {{Main|Chester County Council}} {{Infobox WorldScouting |name=Chester County Council (#539) |image= |type=council |owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]] |headquarters= |location= [[West Chester, Pennsylvania|West Chester]] |country=United States |coords= |f-date= |defunct= |founders= |founder= |members= |chiefscouttitle=President |chiefscout= |chiefscouttitle2=Council Commissioner |chiefscout2= |chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive |chiefscout3=Jeff Spencer |website=http://www.cccbsa.org }} The '''Chester County Council''' is a [[Boy Scouts of America]] service council that serves members of the Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, and Venturing programs in [[Chester County, Pennsylvania]] and Northeastern [[Cecil County, Maryland]].{{cn|date=August 2022}} ====Camps==== Horseshoe Scout Reservation *[[Camp Ware]] ([[Peach Bottom, Pennsylvania]]) *[[Horseshoe Scout Reservation|Camp Horseshoe]] ([[Rising Sun, Maryland]]) ====Order of the Arrow==== {{Clear}} ===Chief Cornplanter Council=== {{Infobox WorldScouting |name=Chief Cornplanter Council #538 |image= |type=council |owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]] |headquarters=[[Warren, Pennsylvania|Warren]] |location= |country=United States |coords= |f-date= |defunct= |founders= |founder= |members= |chiefscouttitle=President |chiefscout= |chiefscouttitle2=Council Commissioner |chiefscout2= |chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive |chiefscout3=Raymond Tennent |website=[https://www.cornplanterbsa.org/ cornplanterbsa.org] }} Known as "America's Oldest Council," CCC is the oldest existing, continuously registered council in the United States. In 1910, members of the community of [[Warren, Pennsylvania|Warren]] first explored Scouting activities. In 1913, the Boy Scouts of America gave a charter to an organization known as the [[Warren County, Pennsylvania|Warren County]] Council. Then in 1954 the council's official name was changed to Chief [[Cornplanter]] Council to honor the famous [[Seneca people|Seneca]]-[[Iroquois]] war chief and diplomat. In 2013, the council celebrated its 100th anniversary as the longest-tenured, unmerged Boy Scout Council in America.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.cccbsa.com/history.shtml|title=cccbsa Website|access-date=27 October 2016}}</ref> ====Camps==== *Camp Olmsted ====Order of the Arrow==== *Gyantwachia Lodge #255 {{Clear}} ===Columbia-Montour Council=== {{Expand section|1=examples and additional citations|date=March 2013}} {{Infobox WorldScouting | name =Columbia-Montour Council #504 | image = | type = council | owner =[[Boy Scouts of America]] | headquarters =[[Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania|Bloomsburg]] | coords = | f-date = | defunct = | members = | chiefscouttitle=President | chiefscout=Barry Lewis | chiefscouttitle2=Commissioner | chiefscout2=Rose Rhoads | chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive | chiefscout3=Paul Knox | website =[http://www.columbiamontourbsa.org columbiamontourbsa.org] }} Columbia-Mountour Council is headquartered in Bloomsburg. It serves Columbia and Montour counties. The council operates Camp Lavigne with an office at 35 Camp Lavigne Road, [[Benton, Columbia County, Pennsylvania|Benton]]. During the summer season Camp Lavigne conducts a Boy Scout summer camp program, Cub Scout and Webelos Scout resident program, as well as a Cub Day Camp program. During the non-summer season, Camp Lavigne hosts a Klondike Derby, Cub Winter Fun Day, Orienteering Competition, Cub Skill Weekend, and Haunted Harvest Fest. The council's Order of the Arrow lodge is Wyona Lodge #18. {{Clear}} ===Cradle of Liberty Council=== {{Main|Cradle of Liberty Council}} {{Infobox WorldScouting |name=Cradle of Liberty Council #525 |image= |owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]] |headquarters=[[Philadelphia]] |location= |country=United States |coords= {{Coord|39.959|-75.17552|region:US_type:landmark|display=title}} |f-date=1996 |defunct= |founders= |founder= |members= |chiefscouttitle=President |chiefscout= T. Roderick Henkels |chiefscouttitle2=Council Commissioner |chiefscout2= Stephen Perrone |chiefscouttitle3= Scout Executive |chiefscout3= Thomas Harrington |website=http://www.colbsa.org/ }} The '''Cradle of Liberty Council''' (#525) is a [[Boy Scouts of America]] council created in 1996 with the merger of the former Philadelphia Council (covering the city and county of [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia]]) and the former Valley Forge Council (covering [[Delaware County, Pennsylvania|Delaware]] and [[Montgomery County, Pennsylvania|Montgomery]] counties). ====Camps==== * [[Resica Falls Scout Reservation]] ([[East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania|East Stroudsburg]]) *[[Musser Scout Reservation]] ([[Marlborough Township, Pennsylvania|Marlborough Township]]) *[[Treasure Island Scout Reservation]] (''closed'') ====Order of the Arrow==== *[[Unami Lodge]] #1 {{Clear}} ===French Creek Council=== {{Main|French Creek Council}} {{Infobox WorldScouting |name=French Creek Council (#532) |image= |type=council |owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]] |headquarters= Erie |location= |country=United States |coords= |f-date=1972 |defunct= |founders= |founder= |members= |chiefscouttitle=President |chiefscout=Patty Meehan |chiefscouttitle2=Council Commissioner |chiefscout2= |chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive |chiefscout3=Steven E. Dunn |website=[http://www.Frenchcreek-BSA.org Frenchcreek-BSA.org] }} The '''French Creek Council''' serves scouts in six counties in northwestern [[Pennsylvania]] and [[Brookfield Township, Trumbull County, Ohio|Brookfield Township in Ohio]]. The council was organized in 1972 from a merger of the former Washington Trail Council of [[Erie, Pennsylvania|Erie]], Custaloga Council of [[Sharon, Pennsylvania|Sharon]], and Colonel Drake Council of [[Oil City, Pennsylvania|Oil City]]. Its headquarters is located in Erie, PA. The council is divided into three districts, Oliver Perry, Colonel Drake and Chief Kiondashawa, to effectively execute operations across Northwest Pennsylvania. ====Camps ==== * Custaloga Town Scout Reservation ([[Carlton, Pennsylvania|Carlton]]) ====Order of the Arrow==== *Langundowi Lodge #46 {{-}} ===Hawk Mountain Council=== {{Main|Hawk Mountain Council}} {{Infobox WorldScouting |name=Hawk Mountain Council #528 |image= |type=council |owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]] |headquarters=[[Reading, Pennsylvania|Reading]] |location= |country=United States |coords= |f-date=1970 |defunct= |founders= |founder= |members= |chiefscouttitle=President |chiefscout=Jeffrey Euclide |chiefscouttitle2=Council Commissioner |chiefscout2= |chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive |chiefscout3=James Milham |website={{url|http://www.hmc-bsa.org |hmc-bsa.org}} }} The '''Hawk Mountain Council''' serves [[Berks County, Pennsylvania|Berks]], [[Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania|Schuylkill]], and [[Carbon County, Pennsylvania|Carbon]] counties in [[Pennsylvania]]. The council has headquarters near [[Reading, PA]]. The Council was formed in 1970 with the merger of the Appalachian Trail and Daniel Boone councils.<ref>{{cite book|title = On My Honor - The Hawk Mountain Council Story ... 1908-2010 | publisher = Hawk Mountain Council| page =85}}</ref> ==== Camps ==== *Hawk Mountain Scout Reservation ====Order of the Arrow==== *Kittatinny Lodge #5 {{Clear}} ===Juniata Valley Council=== {{Expand section|1=examples and additional citations|date=March 2013}} {{Infobox WorldScouting |name=Juniata Valley Council CSP (#497) |image=Juniata Valley Council CSP.png |type=council |owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]] |headquarters=[[Reedsville, Pennsylvania|Reedsville]] |location= |country=United States |coords= |f-date= |defunct= |founders= |founder= |members= |chiefscouttitle=President |chiefscout= |chiefscouttitle2=Council Commissioner |chiefscout2= |chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive |chiefscout3=Jeffery Pickett |website= [http://www.jvcbsa.org jvcbsa.org] }} Blair, Huntingdon, Mifflin, Centre & Juniata Counties ====Camps==== *Seven Mountains Scout Camp ====Order of the Arrow==== *Monaken Lodge #103 {{Clear}} ===Laurel Highlands Council=== {{Expand section|1=examples and additional citations|date=March 2013}} {{Infobox WorldScouting |name=Laurel Highlands Council |image= |type=council |owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]] |headquarters=[[Pittsburgh]] |location= |country=United States |coords= |f-date=July 1, 2011 |defunct= |founders= |founder= |members= |chiefscouttitle=President |chiefscout= |chiefscouttitle2=Council Commissioner |chiefscout2= |chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive |chiefscout3= |website=https://www.lhcscouting.org/ }} '''Laurel Highlands Council''' serves youth in Allegheny, Beaver, Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Greene, Indiana, Somerset, and Washington counties in Pennsylvania; Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, and Mineral counties in West Virginia; and Allegany and Garrett counties of Maryland. Laurel Highlands Council was formed when the Greater Pittsburgh and Penn's Woods Councils merged in 2011. Potomac Council was then added in 2014. ==== Camps ==== *Camp Anawanna *Camp Baker *Camp Guyasuta *Heritage Reservation (containing camps Liberty, Freedom, Eagle Base, and Independence) *Camp Potomac *Camp Seph Mack *Camp Twin Echo. (1928-2020) closed July 2020 ==== Order of the Arrow ==== *Allohak Menewi Lodge 57 {{Clear}} ===Minsi Trails Council=== {{Main|Minsi Trails Council}} {{Infobox WorldScouting | name =Minsi Trails Council #502 | image = | type = council | owner =[[Boy Scouts of America]] | headquarters =[[Allentown, Pennsylvania|Allentown]] | coords = | f-date =1969 | defunct = | members = | chiefscouttitle =President | chiefscout =Dave Zinkler | chiefscouttitle2 =Commissioner | chiefscout2 =Lew Dryfoos | chiefscouttitle3 =Scout Executive | chiefscout3 =Rick Christ | website =[http://www.minsitrails.com minsitrails.com] }} '''Minsi Trails Council''' serves Scouts of eastern [[Pennsylvania]]'s [[Lehigh Valley]] and [[Pocono Mountains|Pocono]] regions as well as parts of western [[New Jersey]]. The council serves six counties: [[Lehigh County, Pennsylvania|Lehigh]], [[Northampton County, Pennsylvania|Northampton]], [[Monroe County, Pennsylvania|Monroe]], [[Carbon County, Pennsylvania|Carbon]], [[Luzerne County, Pennsylvania|Luzerne]], and [[Warren County, New Jersey|Warren]]. The council was formed in 1969, after the merger of the Bethlehem Area, Delaware Valley Area, and Lehigh councils. The council consists of six districts and maintains two camping properties: Camp Minsi in [[Pocono Summit, Pennsylvania|Pocono Summit]], and Trexler Scout Reservation in [[Jonas, Pennsylvania|Jonas]]. ====Districts==== *Anthracite District *Forks of Delaware District *North Valley District *Pocono District *South Mountain District *Trexler District On January 1, 2021 Minsi Trails Council realigned its districts by counties to form Carbon-Luzerne District, Lehigh District, Monroe District, Northampton District, and Warren District. ====Camps==== *Camp Minsi ([[Pocono Summit, Pennsylvania]]) *Trexler Scout Reservation ([[Jonas, Pennsylvania]]) Now no longer a Scout camp. Final season was 2023 ====Order of the Arrow==== *Witauchsoman Lodge #44 {{Clear}} ===Moraine Trails Council=== {{Expand section|1=examples and additional citations|date=March 2013}} {{Infobox WorldScouting |name=Moraine Trails Council #500 |image= |type=council |owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]] |headquarters=[[Butler, Pennsylvania|Butler]] |location= Lawrence, Butler, Armstrong, and NW Westmoreland counties; Pennsylvania |country=United States | |coords= |f-date= |defunct= |founders= |founder= |members= |chiefscouttitle=President |chiefscout= |chiefscouttitle2=Council Commissioner |chiefscout2= |chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive |chiefscout3=Ray Tennent |website= [http://www.morainetrails.org morainetrails.org ] }} ====Districts==== *Glacier Ridge District (Butler) *King Beaver District (Lawrence) *River Valley District (Armstrong/NW Westmoreland Counties) ====Camps ==== *Camp Bucoco <ref>{{Cite web|url=http://morainetrails.doubleknot.com/camping/camp-bucoco/6541|title=BSA Camp Bucoco {{!}} BSA: Moraine Trails Council|website=www.morainetrails.org|access-date=2017-05-18}}</ref> ====Order of the Arrow==== *Kuskitannee Lodge #168 {{Clear}} ===New Birth of Freedom Council=== {{Main|New Birth of Freedom Council}} {{Infobox WorldScouting |name=New Birth of Freedom Council #544 |image= |type=council |owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]] |headquarters=[[Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania|Mechanicsburg]] |country=United States |coords= |f-date=April 1, 2010 |defunct= |founders= |founder= |members= |chiefscouttitle=President |chiefscout= |chiefscouttitle2=Council Commissioner |chiefscout2= |chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive |chiefscout3= Ron Gardner |website={{url|http://www.newbirthoffreedom.org |newbirthoffreedom.org}} }} The New Birth of Freedom Council serves south-central Pennsylvania. The council was formed by a merger of the York-Adams Area Council and Keystone Area Council on April 1, 2010. {{-}} ===Northeastern Pennsylvania Council=== {{Main|Northeastern Pennsylvania Council}} {{Infobox WorldScouting |name=Northeastern Pennsylvania Council #501 |image= |type=council |owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]] |headquarters=[[Moosic, Pennsylvania|Moosic]] |country=United States |coords= |f-date=1990 |defunct= |founders= |founder= |members= |chiefscouttitle=President |chiefscout= Marianne Gilmartin |chiefscouttitle2=Commissioner |chiefscout2= Rick Stritzinger |chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive |chiefscout3= Mark Barbernitz |website=[http://www.nepabsa.org nepabsa.org] }} '''Northeastern Pennsylvania Council''', with headquarters in [[Moosic, Pennsylvania|Moosic]], formed in 1990 from the merger of the Forest Lakes and Penn Mountains councils. The council serves units in Lackawanna, Luzerne, Pike, Wayne, and Wyoming counties. Its Order of the Arrow lodge is Lowwapaneu Lodge #191. It has two districts: Two Mountains and Dan Beard. The council operates two camps: Goose Pond Scout Reservation and Camp Acahela. Since its founding the council has conducted a biennial Traveling Camporee that takes Scouts to camp at locations that rotate among Williamsburg, Virginia, Baltimore Maryland, Boston, Massachusetts, Niagara Falls, New York, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.{{citation needed|date=October 2018}} '''Camps''' * Camp Acahela * Goose Pond Scout Reservation {{Clear}} ===Pennsylvania Dutch Council=== {{Expand section|1=examples and additional citations|date=March 2013}} {{Infobox WorldScouting | name =Pennsylvania Dutch Council #524 | image =Pennsylvania Dutch Council CSP.png | type = council | owner =[[Boy Scouts of America]] | headquarters =[[Lancaster, Pennsylvania|Lancaster]] | coords = | f-date = 1971 | defunct = | members = | chiefscouttitle =President | chiefscout = | chiefscouttitle2 =Commissioner | chiefscout2 = | chiefscouttitle3 =Scout Executive | chiefscout3 = Matthew Klutzaritz | website =[http://www.padutchbsa.org padutchbsa.org] }} '''Pennsylvania Dutch Council''' is in south-central [[Pennsylvania]] serving [[Lebanon County, Pennsylvania|Lebanon]] and [[Lancaster County, Pennsylvania|Lancaster]] counties. The council has two districts: Iron Forge and Susquehanna. ====Camps-==== *Bashore Scout Reservation *J. Edward Mack Scout Reservation ====Order of the Arrow==== *Wunita Gokhos Lodge #39<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.wg39.org|title=Wunita Gokhos|access-date=27 October 2016}}</ref> {{Clear}} ===Susquehanna Council=== {{Expand section|1=examples and additional citations|date=March 2013}} {{Infobox WorldScouting |name=Susquehanna Council #533 |image=Susquehanna Council CSP.png |type=council |owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]] |headquarters=[[Williamsport, Pennsylvania|Williamsport]] |location= |country=United States |coords= |f-date= |defunct= |founders= |founder= |members= |chiefscouttitle=President |chiefscout=Robert Dluge<ref name="susquehannabsa.org">{{Cite web|url=https://susquehannabsa.org/connect/staff-assignments/|title = Staff Assignments}}</ref> |chiefscouttitle2=Council Commissioner |chiefscout2=R. "Butch" McCusker<ref name="susquehannabsa.org">{{Cite web|url=https://susquehannabsa.org/connect/staff-assignments/|title = Staff Assignments}}</ref> |chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive |chiefscout3=Dennis Dugan<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://susquehannabsa.org/connect/|title = Connect}}</ref> |website=[http://susquehannabsa.org susquehannabsa.org] }} ====Camps==== *Camp Karoondinha ([[Hartley Township, Union County, Pennsylvania|Glen Iron]]) ====Order of the Arrow==== *Woapeu Sisilija Lodge #343 {{Clear}} ===Washington Crossing Council=== {{Main|Washington Crossing Council}} {{Infobox WorldScouting |name=Washington Crossing Council(#777) |image= |type=council |owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]] |headquarters=[[Doylestown, Pennsylvania|Doylestown]] |location= |country=United States |coords= |f-date= |defunct= |founders= |founder= |members= |chiefscouttitle=President |chiefscout=William Pfundt |chiefscouttitle2=Council Commissioner |chiefscout2= |chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive |chiefscout3=Magne Gundersen |website={{URL|https://www.wccscouting.org/ |wccscounting.org}} }} The '''Washington Crossing Council''' (formerly Bucks County Council)mserves [[Bucks County, Pennsylvania]], [[Hunterdon County, NJ]], and [[Mercer County, NJ]]. {{Clear}} ===Westmoreland-Fayette Council=== The Westmoreland Fayette Council was formed in 1937. The council is made up of three districts, Old Trails District based primarily out of Fayette County, Bushy Run District based primarily in Westmoreland County along with Laurel Hills District also based primarily in Westmoreland County. Throughout the time in which the council has been serving there have been 6 different districts. These districts were Braddock Trails, Bushy Run, Chestnut Ridge, Forbes, Laurel Hills, and Old Trails Districts. {{Infobox WorldScouting | name =Westmoreland-Fayette Council #512 | image =Westmoreland-Fayette Council CSP.png | type = council | owner =[[Boy Scouts of America]] | headquarters =[[Greensburg, Pennsylvania|Greensburg]] | coords = | f-date = | defunct = | members = | chiefscouttitle =President | chiefscout = | chiefscouttitle2 =Commissioner | chiefscout2 = | chiefscouttitle3 =Scout Executive | chiefscout3 = Marcus Ragland | website =[http://www.wfbsa.org wfbsa.org] }} ==== Camps==== * Camp Conestoga *Camp Buck Run *Camp Tenacharison ==== Past camps==== *Camp Wesco *Camp Wildwood *Camp Pleasant *Camp Paul Bunyan ====Order of the Arrow==== *Wagion Lodge #6 <ref>{{url|www.wagion.org}}</ref> {{Clear}}
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