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July 2018 Newsletter

This Month's Enhancements


Adults may now sign up to drive to an event without signing up to attend.  They can indicate whether they can drive both to and from the event, or just one way, and they can post the number of seats in their vehicle when they sign up.

A list of drivers is displayed separately from the list of participants on the calendar detail page and on the Participant List report and Tour Permit Worksheet.

You may now configure an event to allow guests, in which case anyone attending can register the number of guests they plan to bring along.

The expired training section of the newsletter now includes classes which the recipient is required to take but hasn't yet.  It also handles the fact that the old YPT training will be phased out on October 1 and replaced by Youth Protection Training 2.


Click here for details!


Website of the Month!

Troop 501 of Medina, Ohio!

While the excellent banner image showing the entire troop in Class A uniforms at summer camp is what initially caught our eye, what really impressed us about their Home page was the insightful article on the challenge of organizing the troop to accept girls, as the troop embraces the new "Family Scouting" concept.

They've done an excellent job of collecting vital documents on their Forms & Documents page, and the Photo Gallery shows years of scouting fun!


Troop 501 of Medina, Ohio,
we salute you!


Your award certificate is on its way to you!


We Welcome Our Latest Subscribers

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  • Troop 329 of Cypress
  • Crew 3006 of League City

Washington

  • Troop 1506 of Tracyton Parents

Wisconsin

  • Troop 13 of Pewaukee

Fantastic Fives!

High fives to these troops who have joined the 400+ subscribers who have been with TroopWebHost  for 5 years or longer:

  • Troop 21 of Hutchinson, Kansas
  • Troop 35 of Darien, Connecticut
  • Troop 60 of Spreckels, California
  • Troop 101 of Auburn Twp, Ohio
  • Troop 109 of Louisville, Kentucky
  • Troop 116 of Fayetteville, Arkansas
  • Troop 178 of Kulpsville, Pennsylvania
  • Troop 288 of Elk Grove, California
  • Troop 311 of Northglenn, Colorado
  • Troop 314 of Webster Groves, Missouri
  • Troop 331 of Omaha, Nebraska
  • Troop 333 of Lake Wylie, South Carolina
  • Troop 336 of Keller, Texas
  • Troop 366 of Omaha, Nebraska
  • Troop 371 of Bellflower, California
  • Troop 505 of Winter Haven, Florida
  • Troop 513 of Phoenix, Arizona
  • Troop 654 of Poway, California
  • Troop 769 of Prairieville, Louisiana
  • Troop 803 of Chesterfield, Missouri
  • Troop 1029 of Beverly Hills, Michigan
  • Troop 1332 of Spring, Texas
  • Troop 3042 of Red Hook, New York
  • Troop 8463 of Cape Coral, Florida

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