This website will be your primary source for news, schedules, events, and information on Boy Scout Troop 167. This site is updated frequently to keep all involved informed.
Only Troop 167 Scouts and their families will have access to the protected areas of the web site. Photo albums of our Scouts and events are also available.
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If you have any questions, suggestions, or comments, please send email to info@pittsfordtroop167.org. This is the primary e-mail address for Boy Scout Troop 167.
Your attendance at the event is important! Please make every effort to attend this inspirational ceremony to celebrate not only your own hard work but the work of your fellow Patrol and Troop mates - your presence is very much appreciated by everyone in the Troop.
It’s time for our next Troop Leadership Elections!
Elections will take place at the Halloween Party on Monday, October 27th.
If you’re interested in serving in a leadership position, please complete Leadership Position Form linked below and submit it by October 20th.
You may check up to two positions you’d like to be considered for.
Before submitting your form, be sure to review the Leadership Goals - also provided on Google form. This will help you fully understand what each position involves, and the level of commitment expected.
The Leadership Goals are also on the Troop website under Files/Leadership in the menu on the left-hand side.
Remember! - Serving in a Troop leadership role is an important part of your Scouting journey. As part of your responsibility, you are expected to be active and participate regularly for the full six-month term to receive full leadership credit.
Scouts who are not consistently active will receive partial credit and will need to serve in another leadership role to complete the requirement for rank advancement.
Leadership is about showing up, helping your fellow Scouts, and setting a good example. If you’re ready to take this next step—now’s your chance!
Troop Adventure Alert: Fall Campout at Massawepie!
We’re heading back to the Adirondacks! This fall, the troop returns to Camp Massawepie, one of our favorite places, for a weekend of adventure, exploration, and unforgettable memories.
Massawepie will serve as our home base as we dive into all the Adirondacks have to offer. Maybe we’ll hike a high peak, maybe our older Scouts will trek out to an outpost, or maybe we’ll just enjoy the quiet beauty and cooler side of camp life. Whatever path you choose, it’s going to be awesome. Please sign up now so we can better plan this campout!
The Adirondacks in the fall? There’s nothing quite like it. Crisp air, colorful leaves, and unbeatable scenery. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this amazing trip.
A campfire will occur Sunday night with awards presented.
Council has provided the following information:
Shotgun will run during the weekend
Bikes will be available
Disc golf and other sports equipment/yard games will be available
Climbing/canoeing TBD
Archery TBD
Woodworking seminar with Matt
We are expecting a visit/activity with a professional Search and rescue crew that practices at camp
There will be service and conservation service opportunities
We’re heading out to the Corn Maze at Powers Farm Market for some fall fun, and you won’t want to miss it! While we had hoped to fit this into a Troop meeting (as we talked about in the PLC), the maze isn’t open during the week. Instead, we’re inviting Scouts, families, and friends to join us for this special outing.
Scouts should wear their Class B's. In true Scouting spirit, we’ll put our navigational skills to the test as we work our way through the maze—maybe even with a friendly patrol competition to see who can find their way fastest!
Bring your family, and don’t forget—you can also invite a friend in grades 5–8! If your friend comes to a troop meeting afterward, we’ll refund the Scout’s admission in the form of a $10 Amazon gift card as a thank-you for sharing the adventure.
Cost: $10 per person
Activities include:
Corn Maze (patrol challenge!)
Pedal Cars
Farm Ski Ball
Farm Tour Hayride (~20 min.)
Pick Your Own Pumpkin
Photo ops
Corn Bin Basketball
Petting Zoo (feed available for purchase)
It’s going to be a fantastic fall outing—come join us and make it even better by bringing a friend!
Effective January 1, 2026, all Scouts and adults attending campouts will be required to have a current medical form on file, including Part C with a physician’s signature. As a reminder we require 3 legible copies of the complete medical form. It is always good practice to keep one copy for your own records.
If you submitted a completed medical form for this past summer camp, you are all set until one year from the date that form was signed. You will need a new form for next summer camp, but these can be requested at any time and will remain valid for one year from the date signed.
Updated Forms for Changing Conditions: If you or your child’s medical condition changes at any time (for example, a new diagnosis or change in medication), you may request an updated medical form from your healthcare provider. All medications listed on the form must exactly match any medications brought to campouts, especially summer camp.
New Incentive: Scouts will not be able to sign up for merit badges for summer camp until a fully completed medical form has been submitted. Troop leaders will review medical forms for accuracy within 72 hours of submission. Please note that submitting forms last minute could delay your ability to register for merit badges, as this review step is required. This change is being implemented to eliminate the significant burden last‑minute submissions place on Troop volunteer leadership.
Quick FAQ
Do I need a new medical form now? If you turned in a completed form for summer camp this past year, you’re covered until one year from the date it was signed.
When do I need a new form? Before your current form expires or before next summer camp—whichever comes first.
Can I request a new form at any time? Yes! You can get the form from your physician whenever it’s convenient, and it will remain valid for one year from the date it’s signed.
What if my child’s medical condition changes? You may request an updated medical form at any time. Medications listed on the form must exactly match any medications brought to campouts, especially summer camp.
When can my Scout sign up for merit badges? Only after a fully completed medical form (including Part C) has been submitted and reviewed by troop leaders.
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