Commissioners are district level and council level leaders who help maintain the standards of the Boy Scouts of America. They help Scout units succeed by coaching and consulting with adult leaders of Units. Additionally, commissioners oversee the unit charter renewal plan so that each unit re-registers on time with an optimum number of youth and adult members.
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This is the highest recognition that can be given to a commissioner. It recognizes an individual who has consistently engaged in distinguished and exceptional commissioner service resulting in a significant, positive impact on youth, units, and a district and/or council. This recognition is awarded following a successful nomination by an individual other than the recipient. | Contact Information for the BAC Commissioner's Cabinet |
For information about the requirements as well as the nomination form, click here All nominations are confidential, as is any feedback regarding a nomination. Nominees should not be made aware of their nomination to avoid possible disappointment in the event they are not selected. | |
The awards and recognition available to commissioners in the BSA were updated in May of 2016. The following commissioners in the Baltimore Area Council have received this award under the national criteria issued at that time: | What does a Commissioner do? Job Descriptions Helpful information for Internet Rechartering |
Charley Jay – 2021; Arrowhead District John Heuchan – 2020; Chesapeake District Mark Mulligan – 2019; Capitol District John Gillette – 2018; Harford District Michael Shelton – 2018; Carroll District Burt Sklar – 2018; Dulaney District | SAVE THE DATE! Baltimore Area Council Saturday, November 13, 2021 See the latest information at: |