Latest photos from November 30, 2007

Check out the new Tour Permit! Fill in your information right on your computer screen! Then print, get the needed signatures and send it to the Council Office for approval!

High Plains Day Camp Registration Form

2010 National Jamboree Flyer

Pikes Peak Council Refund Policies

Day Camp 2008

Day Camp Flyer

Registration Information for Packs

Camper Registration Form

Adult Volunteer Registration form

Camper Ratio Form

Day Camp Campership Request Form

Jr Staff Registration Form

Mini Mega Registration Form

Provisional Troop Registration Form

Tiger Day Camp Registration

Day Camp Refund Request

Cub Scout Resident Camp

Cub Scout Resident Camp Registration Form

Health History Form

Cub Scout Resident Camp Refund Request Form

Cub Scout Resident Camp Campership Request Form

Cub Scout Resident Camp Flyer

Youth Protection Training Guidelines

Youth Protection FAQ Flyer

2009 Camp Alexander Reservation Form

2009 Camp Alexander Stake Your Claim

Camp Alexander Campership Request form

CPR First Aid Flyer

Wilderness First Aid Basic Training Flyer

Scout Camps Health & Medical Record Form

Hooked on Tahosa2008 Day Camp Patch Contest

As you plan and carry out your leadership service project, use the Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project workbook to record your plans and progress.

Click here for the How-to Manual

On February 5, 1950, an eight-foot replica of the Statue of Liberty was donated by the Pikes Peak Council, Boy Scouts of America, to the City of Colorado Springs. (This was the second such statue of 200 dedicated in the United States. The first statue was dedicated in Kansas City.) Lady Liberty was located on the grounds of City Hall. The dedication ceremony was conducted by Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorer Scouts of the Pikes Peak Council.

In 2000, due to remodeling and landscaping of City Hall, Lady Liberty was relocated to the Colorado Springs Police Operations building – on a temporary basis. Weather and time, etc., have taken their toll on Lady Liberty. At this time, Lady Liberty is in the process of being completely refurbished. Upon completion, it will again take its place in front of City Hall and will be rededicated to the City of Colorado Springs by the Scouts of Pikes Peak Council.