District Commissioner

Responsibilities:

A district commissioner leads the commissioner staff and does the following:

• Identify and recuit enough of the right people as commissioners so that all Scouting units in the district receive regular, helpful service.
  • Assistant district commissioners
  • Cub Scout roundtable commissioner
  • Boy Scout roundtable commissioner
  • Venturing roundtable commissioner
  • Enough unit commissioners for each to serve only three units
    
    
• Provide opportunities for
  • Immediate commissioner orientation..
  • Frequent basic training.
  • Training topics at all monthly commissioner meetings.
  • The entire staff to attend the annual council commissioner conference.
    
    
• Supervise and motivate unit commissioners to visit each unit regularly, identify unit needs, and make plans to meet unit needs.
  
  
• Administer the annual commissioner service plan, which gives specific purposes for commissioner contact with units at designated times of the year.
  
  
• Oversee the unit charter renewal plan so that each unit reregisters on time and with optimum membership.
  
  
• Guide roundtable commissioners to ensure that monthly roundtables are well-attended, and provide practical and exciting unit program ideas.
  
  
• Plan and presideat monthly meetingsof the district commissioner staff.
  
  
• Work with the district chairman and district executive to stimulate and coordinate the work of the district (the district Ket 3)
  
  
• Help meet district goals.
  
  
• Represent the district as a member of the council commissioner cabinet.
  
  
• Support local and national Scouting policy and procedures.
  
  
• Attend district committee meetings to report on conditions of units and to secure specialized help for units.