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Chattahoochee Council, Scouting America The Official FB Page of the Chattahoochee Council. The Chattahoochee Council serves over 3,005 youth in 15 counties across Alabama and Georgia.

Scouting is important not only to the youth we serve but to our community.

Your child doesn’t have to love camping to love Scouting! ⛺️🤖🧗One week, they might be climbing a wall. The next, they co...
10/09/2026

Your child doesn’t have to love camping to love Scouting! ⛺️🤖🧗

One week, they might be climbing a wall. The next, they could be building a robot, learning a new skill, or discovering something they never knew they loved.

Scouting is about adventure, exploration, confidence, and finding what excites your child.

Take a look and ask your child: “Which adventure would you choose first?”

And share this with the parent whose child says, “I’m just not the outdoors type.” They might be surprised by everything Scouting has to offer!

Learn more: Chattahoochee Council, Scouting America


https://chattahoocheecouncilsa.org/

10/09/2026
10/09/2026

HOLIDAY OFFICE CLOSURE NOTICE 🇺🇸

Scouting America, Chattahoochee Council will be closed on Monday, October 12, 2026, in observance of Columbus Day.

Our office will reopen on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, during regular business hours.

We wish our Scouting families, volunteers, and community partners a safe and enjoyable holiday!

Scouting America | Chattahoochee Council

🌐 www.chattahoocheecouncilsa.org

10/09/2026

⛈️ ⚜️ SCOUT LEADERS: ARE YOU WEATHER SMART? ⚜️ ⛈️

Reminder: Scouting America has a NEW Hazardous Weather Course!

Weather can change quickly—and when you’re responsible for Scouts on a campout, hike, service project, or high-adventure trek, knowing what to do before severe weather arrives matters.

🏕️ Every outing begins with preparedness.

The updated Hazardous Weather Training gives Scouting leaders practical information to help them plan ahead, monitor conditions, and make good decisions when weather threatens an activity.

🌦️ The course covers how to:

⚡ Monitor and interpret weather conditions before and during an outing
⚡ Understand weather watches and warnings
⚡ Recognize warning signs of severe weather
⚡ Develop an emergency action plan for your unit
⚡ Know what protective actions to take
⚡ Make decisions that help safeguard Scouts and fellow leaders

The training uses situations that Scouters may actually encounter in the outdoors, including thunderstorms, extreme temperatures, severe storms, flooding, and hurricanes.

📌 Important: If you previously started the Hazardous Weather Course but did not complete it, you will receive the new version when you relaunch the course.

💻 Take the new course in the Volunteer Learn Center:

https://training.scouting.org/courses/SCO_800

Before the tents go up, the backpacks go on, or the trail begins—make sure you're prepared for what the weather may bring.

⚜️ Stay Ready. Stay Safe. Become Weather Smart. ⚜️

10/09/2026

Cubmaster Minute: The Sparks We Catch

Gather around the campfire, Scouts. Look closely at the flames leaping upward. Whenever a piece of dry oak crackles, tiny sparks lift into the night air. If a spark floats away by itself into the cold grass, what happens? It fades and goes dark in a second. But when all those embers stay together in the fire pit, they produce heat strong enough to warm every single one of us standing in this circle.

Our Pack works the exact same way. When you do a small, kind deed—picking up a dropped neckerchief slide, inviting a new Tiger to sit with your den, or saying a quiet thank-you to the parents cooking breakfast—you are putting a spark into our fire. One kind word might feel small on its own, but when sixty Scouts each bring a spark of kindness, our whole Pack glows bright enough to warm everyone around us. This week, catch yourself doing one good turn, and keep the fire burning strong. Dismissed!

Every pack and troop has that one leader. Their own kids aged out years ago, and they still show up every week for someo...
10/08/2026

Every pack and troop has that one leader. Their own kids aged out years ago, and they still show up every week for someone else's. Tag yours, or tell us their name and what it meant.

10/07/2026

🛸 THE COSMIC CAMPOREE: ALIEN ENCOUNTER! 👽
Fall Family Camp 2026 | Cub Scouts

Something mysterious has crash-landed at Camp Pine Mountain, and we need our Cub Scouts and their families to help investigate! 🔭✨

Join Task Force A.L.I.E.N. — Alien Life Investigation and Exploration Network for an out-of-this-world Fall Family Camp adventure!

🚀 Mission Highlights include: Alien Obstacle Course, Alien Hand Scan, Rocket Launch, Archery, BB Guns, Slingshots, Free Family Fishing, Tent-or-Treat & Area 51, Mission Night Family Movie, and more!

📅 Choose Your Weekend:
Weekend 1: October 16–18, 2026
Weekend 2: October 23–25, 2026

📍 Camp Pine Mountain
565 Old West Point Road
West Point, GA 31833

⏰ Friday at 4:00 PM – Sunday at 10:00 AM

⭐ MUST REGISTER TO ATTEND! https://scoutingevent.com/091-FallFamilyCamp

Gather your family, pack your camping gear, and prepare for a weekend filled with adventure, mystery, and memories that are truly out of this world!

👽 JOIN TASK FORCE A.L.I.E.N. AND BE A HERO FOR PLANET EARTH! 🌎🚀

Scouting America, Chattahoochee Council

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1237 1st Avenue
Columbus, GA
31901

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

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+17063272634

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