Key Volunteers
Volunteers in these leadership roles each carry broad responsibilities across the council, overseeing operations and resources, or safeguarding council health, and do so with deep expertise in their areas. By setting clear policies, ensuring sound administration, and providing hands-on support where it’s needed, they make it possible for our committees and local unit leaders to concentrate entirely on delivering safe, engaging Scouting programs.
Council Committees
Committees exist to break down the complex work of Scouting into manageable, expertise driven teams. Each committee carries responsibility for a distinct facet of our program whether that means planning large-scale events, guiding Scouts through advancement and Eagle requirements, certifying and overseeing aquatics or shooting sports, or ensuring our camps meet national accreditation and safety standards.
In this way, our volunteer committees sustain the high standards of program quality, safety, and member support that make Scouting in Twin Rivers Council both enriching and enduring.
Rotary Scout Reservation
Rotary Scout Reservation is a 1,300-acre, nationally accredited wilderness adventure area in Poestenkill, NY, where volunteer program chairs and seasonal staff guide Scouts through summer resident camps, Cub Scout day camps, and year-round special events.
Camp Wakpominee
Camp Wakpominee is a 1,000-acre Adirondack Park camp on Sly Pond in Fort Ann, NY, where volunteer and professional leaders deliver year-round camping, merit-badge clinics, and high-adventure treks in a classic wilderness setting
Camp Tri-Mount
Camp Tri-Mount is a 500-acre Scouting reservation in the Catskill Mountains (East Jewett, NY), operated by the Twin Rivers Council, offering summer and year-round camping, outdoor activities (shooting sports, COPE, hiking), leadership training, and events for Scouts BSA, Cub Scouts, and families, known for its strong programs and beautiful natural setting.
Caretaker
Joe Costello
trimount@trcscouting.org
Order of the Arrow
The Order of the Arrow (OA) is the National Honor Society of Scouting America, recognizing members who exemplify the Scout Oath and Law through service, leadership, and outdoor adventure.
