Commissioner Service is a key part of the Scouting organization. Commissioners are district and council volunteer leaders who help Scout units succeed. In our council, they coach and consult with adult leaders of Cub Scout Packs, Scouts BSA Troops, and Venturing Crews.
Unit Commissioners work with individual units to help those units grow and succeed in their mission to bring Scouting’s values to the youth in your community. Commissioners take special training and attend conferences to help them prepare to help units with rechartering, communication, recruiting, and problem solving.
District Commissioner
Albany
Berkeley
Crockett
El Cerrito
Richmond
West Contra Costa County
Diablo Sunrise District
District Commissioner
Antioch
Bay Point
Bethel Island
Brentwood
Byron
Knightsen
Oakley
Pittsburg
District Commissioner
Fairfield
Suisun City
Travis Air Force Base
District Commissioner
American Canyon
Angwin
Benicia
Calistoga
Napa
St.Helena
Vallejo
Yountville
District Commissioner
Clearlake
Clearlake Oaks
Kelseyville
Lakeport
Lower Lake
Lucerne
Middletown
Nice
Upper Lake
GGAC Explorers
Commissioner for Explorers
Serving the needs of Explorers and Explorer Post throughout the Golden Gate Area Council
Female Scouts BSA Units
Commissioner for Female Scouts BSA
Serving the needs of Female Scouts BSA Units throughout the Golden Gate Area Council,
Special Needs Scouting
Commissioner for Special Needs
Serving the needs for Special Needs Scouting throughout the Golden Gate Area Council.
Commissioner Tools
Providing Commissioner Tool Support for all the Commissioners of the Golden Gate Area Council.
Roundtable
Supporting Roundtable Commissioners for the entire Golden Gate Area Council.
Commissioner College
Representing the Golden Gate Area Council with the NorCal Commissioner College and promoting the Commissioner College to the entire Golden Gate Area Council
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First, try to connect the Scout and counselor in Scoutbook. If that is successful, the counselor is registered and qualified. If unsuccessful, go to the counselor’s home council and search for their Advancement Administrators. Most will have an email address for either the Council Advancement Committee or Professional Advisor. Send an email asking if the counselor has been registered and qualified for the merit badge(s) in question and the status of their Youth Protection Training. Ask California councils if the counselor has completed AB506 training and LiveScan. The unit leader’s “blue card” signature verifies their counselor credentials verification.
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