Troop 146 typically meets Monday evenings from 6:30-8:00pm at Washington Heights Church in South Ogden, UT.

The Troop schedule varies, so please visit our Event Calendar for the current Troop schdule.

Absolutely!  Boys are encouraged to visit a meeting  or two before joining a troop to make sure it’s the right fit for you.  You are welcome to attend any Troop meeting on our schedule.

When you arrive, please speak with an Adult leader and let them know you are visting and they will get your son introduced to the Troop.

We ask that all Scouts wear their Class A uniform to most all Troop meetings.  Occassionally we will wear Class B uniforms for certain activities and campouts.  The details of the Troop activity on our Event Schedule will let you know what uniform to wear.

Class A uniforms encompass the official BSA shirt, red BSA neckerchief with white lettering, BSA or green pants or shorts, BSA green socks if wearing shorts. BSA belt and Troop 146 hat.

Class B uniforms encompass the Troop 146 red t-shirt.

Uniforms can be purchased at the Ogden Scout Shop located at 1200 E. 5400 S. Ogden, UT 84403.

You will need to purchase the following items at the Ogden Scout Shop:
(Visit the “New Parents Info” section of our website for more details/pictures)

• A tan Boy Scout Class A uniform shirt
• A pair of BSA shorts or pants. *
• A BSA belt
• A red BSA neckerchief with white lettering
• A BSA neckerchief slide
• World Crest Emblem
• Crossroads of the West shoulder insignia
• Green shoulder loops or epaulets
• Troop “1 4 6” number patches
• A Boy Scout Handbook

    Note: Used uniforms may be obtained free from our Troop Uniform Exchange but are limited to quantity and sizes on hand.  Please see Mr. Edgerton or Mr. Nielsen at a Troop meeting to check our supply.

    *  Green pants of similar color to the BSA pants can also be used.

You will also need to purchase the following items from Troop 146:

• Troop 146 hat
• Class B Troop 146 T-Shirt (suggested you purchase more then 1, especially if you will be attending summer camp)

Additional Troop 146 items can purchase if you wish.  Those include:

• Troop 146 hoodie
• Troop 146 beanie

Please visit the “New Parent Info” section of our website at this link.

Camping on Sunday is not a requirement for our Troop, however we return home from most of our campouts on Sunday morning/afternoon. 

We understand some families have committments on Sundays that conflict with this schedule.  In such cases, parents are more then welcome to pick-up their Scout from camp Saturday afternoon/evening or choose to skip the campout all together.

Our reasoning for this is to provide the Scouts with the best possible experience.  Allowing Scouts to spend an extra evening together not only provides more nights under the stars away from the distractions of the world, but also allows them to bond more as troop mates and friends.

If you have any questions or would like to discuss this further, please reach out to Mr. Nielsen.

It is an award Scouts can earn that grants them the right to carry and use woods tools.  The Scout must show their Scout leader, or someone designated by their leader, that the Scout understands their responsibility.  The Scout’s “Totin’ Rights” can be taken away if they fail in their responsibility.

It is an award Scouts can earn that grants them the right to carry matches and build campfires.  Scouts must show their Scout leader, or someone designated by their leader, that they understand their responsibility.  The Scout’s “Firem’n Rights” can be taken away if they fail in their responsibility.