| When: August 17th, 2026 @ 6:45pm |
| Where: Umatilla Scout Hut (Map Link Here) |
| RSVP: 352-438-4918 (Andrew) 352-638-5033 (Billy) or Form Below |
| If you could let us know how many to expect, that way we can adequately prepare the amount of food. Looking forward to seeing you! |
the roles in scouting
All adult leaders must be 21 years of age, and approved by the Pack Committee. They must go through a Backgrounds check and Youth Protection Training. There are various Roles a parent or adult can take within the Cub Scout Pack, like the following:
Cub Master(CM)/Assistant Cub Master(ACM) – The CM/ACM are the individuals who are generally the most up front and visible of all the leaders. They are the Master of Ceremonies for the Pack events, and will lead the day to day meetings.
Cub Master – Andrew Malleck
Assistant Cub Master – Billy Packard
Den Leader(DL) – The DL will be the one who teaches, guides, mentors and becomes plain old silly with the Cubs as they learn on their Adventures. An adult, usually a parent, serves as a Den Leader. They carry out the activities related to adventures as they are presented in the Cub Scout’s handbook and the Den Leader Guide.
Lion (K) – Currently Unfilled 2026-2027
Tiger Den (1st) – Izzy Perez
Wolf Den (2nd) – Lexi Jones and Michael Rodgers
Bear Den (3rd) – Andrew Malleck
Webelos (4th) – Currently Unfilled 2026-2027
Arrow of Light (5th) – Billy Packard
Committee Chair – The top volunteer in the pack is the Pack Committee Chair. They are responsible for ensuring enough qualified adult volunteers are in place to provide the program. They lead the pack committee meetings.
Mr. John Murphy
Committee – The individuals that make it happen. Each campout, ceremony, fundraiser, etc. needs to have a committee so that adequate preparation can take place.
the role of parents
In Cub Scouts, parent/guardian involvement is the key to your Cubs Success. Unlike the Troop, cub scouts parents should be there with their Cub. While your den leader may lead the charge in the den meetings, a parent guides their cub, mentors their cub, corrects their cub and celebrates alongside their cub as they complete advancements. It is critical that YOU are there alongside them throughout their journey in Cub Scouts.
A lot of the advancements have steps to complete at home. Once completed, they receive a belt loop or a pin (Webelos / AOL). Receiving that award creates memories for them, for us as leaders and for YOU. Help your Cub Succeed by encouraging, celebrating and being their with them along the way.
Uniforms
Pack 721 Uniform Closet
One of the Barriers to Scouting, both Troop and Pack, is cost. After awhile it seems like you pay, fund raise, pay for something here, pay for something there, and pay again. Well we have come up with a way to help parents lessen the cost for your Cub to be in Scouts.
Introducing, the Pack 721 Uniform Closet. Click here for more info