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Local Tour Permit Application - Troop 1 2026

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The document is a Local Tour Permit Application for the Boy Scouts of America, intended for trips and camps under 500 miles. It outlines the requirements for applying for a permit, including necessary training for adult leaders, safety standards to be followed during activities, and insurance coverage for vehicles used in transportation. The application must be submitted two weeks in advance and includes sections for itinerary, participant information, and compliance with BSA policies. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of safety, youth protection training, and maintaining high standards of conduct during scouting activities.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Local Tour Permit Application in the editor.
Begin by filling in the Local Permit Number and Date Issued at the top of the form. Ensure these details are accurate as they are essential for processing your application.
In the 'Type of unit' section, specify your troop type and provide the trip dates. Clearly indicate your itinerary or destination, including route descriptions if necessary.
Select the type of trip you are planning (one day, touring camp, etc.) and ensure that all required safety training details for adult leaders are filled out accurately.
Complete the transportation section by indicating your mode of transport and ensuring all drivers meet national requirements. Don't forget to secure parental approvals for youth participants.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before signing as the tour leader. Make sure to save your changes within our platform for easy access and submission.

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Local Tour Permit Application - Troop 1 2026

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