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The Colorado River District is one of twelve districts that make up the Capitol Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America. The district is named for the beautiful Colorado River which runs through the middle of the district cutting it almost in half. The Boy Scout program works toward three aims:
- To Build Character – Developing the Scout’s personal qualities, values, and outlook: honesty, courage, integrity, self-reliance, self-discipline, self-confidence, and self-respect.
- To Foster Citizenship – Training the Scout on his duties, obligations, privileges, and functions as a citizen and member of his community.
- To Develop Fitness – Helping the Scout to develop physically, mentally, morally, and emotionally.
The Colorado River District Committee meets on the second Thursday of every month at the Lost Pines Scout Ranch – Lindsey Lodge at 6:00 pm. The Boy Scout and Cub Scout Roundtables meet on second Thursday of every month just after the Committee meeting at 7:00 pm. The Roundtables are an excellent way to meet other leaders and to keep up on what’s going on around the District.
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Stay Informed!
Please click on the button below to register with the Colorado River District Contact Database.
You will receive the district newsletter and other communications regarding the district.
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The Colorado River District is planning to hold a partial Merit Badge Event.
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This event is being planned to help units take care of any partial merit badges that they have.
Please click on the picture below to download and complete the form.
Then send the completed form to Ed Willis at
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by Nov 28th if you wish your Troop's scouts to be included.
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