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  • 2013 US Marshal Special Olympics
    The Spokane Police Department will be holding the third annual US Marshal Special Olympics Public Safety Expo on June 21. We would love to have you attend the show and participate with us! There will be up to a thousand people in attendance with a wide variety of departments. We will have a fire truck, SWAT vehicles, police, military and a couple of helicopters! We would like to see as many scouts and their families attend as possible! There is no fee to come to the show but we do ask that vendors make a small donation to the Special Olympics. Attached to this email are the flier and the application for participation will follow in a separate email. Contact us either by phone or email and let us know regarding your status. Hope to see you there! Jesse Squires, Spokane Police Department Phone: 509-742-8118
  • Service Centers CLOSED June 28th
    Hayden, Clarkston and Spokane Service Centers will be CLOSED Friday, June 28 2013 for a Staff Development Day. Centers will reopen July 1st for normal business hours. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
  • Membership Standards Decision
    Today, 1,400 voting members of the Boy Scouts of America’s National Council approved a resolution to remove the restriction denying membership to youth on the basis of sexual orientation alone. The resolution also reinforces that Scouting is a youth program, and any sexual conduct, whether heterosexual or homosexual, by youth of Scouting age is contrary to the virtues of Scouting. A change to the current membership policy for adult leaders was not under consideration; thus, the policy for adults remains in place. For a statement by our council, please click on the title.
  • Need a Summer Job? Camp Positions Available!
    Cub Country, Camp Easton, and Camp Grizzly are still looking for some Youth (16 years of age and up) to work at our summer resident camps. This is a great opportunity for anyone and can be a great first job. Please see the below information if you are interested.
  • Calling All Scouts (Past and Present)
    The goal of the Scouting Alumni Association is to enable those who have been positively impacted by the BSA to demonstrate their dedication and commitment to the next generation of Scouts and help build better youth. Scouting alumni are invited to come back, make a new connection, and take an active role in Scouting again.
  • Inland Northwest Council Summer Hours
    Spokane, Hayden and Clarkston offices will begin their Summer office hours June 10, 2013.
  • June E-Inlander
    Don't miss out on this months E-Inlander. Spots are still available for Cub Scout and Boy Scout camps, Jamboree and 2014 Boy Scout camp reservations! Also included are information on community sporting events for your unit and volunteers to attend!
  • One Night for Scouting September 19, 2013
    The build up to join Scouting at your local elementary school on September 19th has started. Marketing efforts will be in full force this spring and summer. Any first through fifth grade boy and their parents will be able to go to their local elementary school and sign up to be a Scout. Be sure to get on your local elementary school’s calendar for Thursday, September 19th.
  • Cub Scout Summer Camp Programs
    Camping is the great outdoor adventure of the Boy Scouts of America! The camp program is designed to meet the needs and interests of Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, Webelos Scouts, and parents; therefore, preparation for achievements, electives, and activity badges should be continuous and consistent with the program in the pack. The ideal method of camping for Cub Scouts involves parents and the pack by dens.
  • Youth Protection Training
    New leaders are required to take Youth Protection training before submitting an application for registration. The certificate of completion for this training must be submitted at the time the application is made and before volunteer service with youth begins.Youth Protection training must be taken every two years.
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    See our "News Page" for all current news in our council about programs, events, leader resources, and more.

The Inland Northwest Council serves 10,700 youth in the panhandle of Idaho and eastern Washington.   The council serves these Washington counties: Spokane, Pend Oreille, Stevens, Lincoln, Whitman, Garfield, and Asotin plus these counties in the Idaho Panhandle: Boundary, Bonner, Kootenai, Benewah, Latah, Lewis, Nez Perce, and Shoshone.