Southern Region (Boy Scouts of America)
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| Owner | Boy Scouts of America | ||
| Headquarters | Irving, Texas | ||
| Founded | July 1, 1992 | ||
| Regional Director | Ponce Duran, Jr. | ||
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Website http://scouting.org | |||
Boy Scouts of America regions as of 1992
For administrative purposes, the Boy Scouts of America is divided into four regions—Western, Central, Southern, and Northeast.[1] Each region is then subdivided into areas. Southern Region covers all of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Tennessee, and parts of Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia.[2]
Each region has a volunteer president, assisted by volunteer officers and board members, and the day-to-day work of Scouting is managed by the regional director, assistant and associate regional directors, and area directors. Regions and areas are subdivisions of the National Council and do not have a corporate status separate from the BSA.[3][4]
Areas
Area I
- Alabama-Florida Council — Dothan, Alabama
- Andrew Jackson Council — Jackson, Mississippi
- Calcasieu Area Council — Lake Charles, Louisiana
- Choctaw Area Council — Meridian, Mississippi
- Evangeline Area Council — Lafayette, Louisiana
- Gulf Coast Council — Pensacola, Florida
- Istrouma Area Council — Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Louisiana Purchase Council — Monroe, Louisiana
- Mobile Area Council — Mobile, Alabama
- Pine Burr Area Council — Hattiesburg, Mississippi
- Pushmataha Area Council — Columbus, Mississippi
- Southeast Louisiana Council — Metairie, Louisiana
Area II & Area III
- Alamo Area Council — San Antonio, Texas
- Bay Area Council — Galveston, Texas
- Buffalo Trail Council — Midland, Texas
- Caddo Area Council — Texarkana, Texas
- Capitol Area Council — Austin, Texas
- Circle Ten Council — Dallas, Texas
- Concho Valley Council — San Angelo, Texas
- East Texas Area Council — Tyler, Texas
- Golden Spread Council — Amarillo, Texas
- Longhorn Council — Hurst, Texas
- NeTseO Trails Council — Paris, Texas
- Northwest Texas Council — Wichita Falls, Texas
- Norwela Council — Shreveport, Louisiana
- Rio Grande Council — Harlingen, Texas
- Sam Houston Area Council — Houston, Texas
- South Plains Council — Lubbock, Texas
- South Texas Council — Corpus Christi, Texas
- Texas Trails Council — Abilene, Texas
- Three Rivers Council — Beaumont, Texas
Area IV
- Central Florida Council — Apopka, Florida
- Greater Tampa Bay Area Council — Tampa, Florida
- Gulf Stream Council — Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
- North Florida Council — Jacksonville, Florida
- South Florida Council — Miami Lakes, Florida
- Southwest Florida Council — Fort Myers, Florida
- Suwannee River Area Council — Tallahassee, Florida
Area V
- Blue Ridge Council — Greenville, South Carolina
- Central North Carolina Council — Albemarle, North Carolina
- Coastal Carolina Council — Charleston, South Carolina
- Daniel Boone Council — Asheville, North Carolina
- Georgia-Carolina Council — Augusta, Georgia
- Indian Waters Council — Columbia, South Carolina
- Mecklenburg County Council — Charlotte, North Carolina
- Palmetto Area Council — Spartanburg, South Carolina
- Pee Dee Area Council — Florence, South Carolina
- Piedmont Council (North Carolina) — Gastonia, North Carolina
Area VI
- Blue Grass Council — Lexington, Kentucky
- Cherokee Area Council — Chattanooga, Tennessee
- Chickasaw Council — Memphis, Tennessee
- Great Smoky Mountain Council — Knoxville, Tennessee
- Lincoln Heritage Council — Louisville, Kentucky
- Middle Tennessee Council — Nashville, Tennessee
- Sequoyah Council — Johnson City, Tennessee
- Shawnee Trails Council — Owensboro, Kentucky
- West Tennessee Area Council — Jackson, Tennessee
- Yocona Area Council — Tupelo, Mississippi
Area VII
- Blue Ridge Mountains Council — Roanoke, Virginia
- Cape Fear Council — Wilmington, North Carolina
- Colonial Virginia Council — Newport News, Virginia
- East Carolina Council — Kinston, North Carolina
- Heart of Virginia Council — Richmond, Virginia
- Occoneechee Council — Raleigh, North Carolina
- Old Hickory Council — Winston-Salem, North Carolina
- Old North State Council — Greensboro, North Carolina
- Shenandoah Area Council — Winchester, Virginia
- Stonewall Jackson Area Council — Waynesboro, Virginia
- Tidewater Council — Virginia Beach, Virginia
- Tuscarora Council — Goldsboro, North Carolina
Area VIII
Councils Served by Area 8
- Arbuckle Area Council — Ardmore, Oklahoma
- Cherokee Area Council — Bartlesville, Oklahoma
- Cimarron Council — Enid, Oklahoma
- De Soto Area Council — El Dorado, Arkansas
- Indian Nations Council — Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Last Frontier Council — Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Quapaw Area Council — Little Rock, Arkansas
- Westark Area Council — Fort Smith, Arkansas
Section 8
Southern Region Section 8 is the recognized "section" for Area 8. Sections served to help administrate and support the Order of the Arrow program at a more local level. Section 8 operates a gathering of each councils' OA lodge known as a "section conclave". It's currently led by three youth officers:
- Section Chief: Tristan Lewis (Tulsa, OK)
- Section Vice Chief: Davin Ferrin (Oklahoma City, OK)
- Section Secretary: Dan Williams (Oklahoma City, OK)
Area 8 VOA
Southern Region Area 8 Venturing Officers Association is the area-tier VOA program. All VOAs seek to support, engage, attract, and unify Venturing at their respective tier. Currently, the Area 8 VOA is led by the following youth officers:
- President: Morgan Danker
- Vice President of Administration: Not appointed
- Vice President of Program: Not appointed
- Vice President of Communications: Not appointed
- Area VOA Members (at-large): None appointed
Area IX
- Atlanta Area Council — Atlanta, Georgia
- Black Warrior Council — Tuscaloosa, Alabama
- Central Georgia Council — Macon, Georgia
- Chattahoochee Council — Columbus, Georgia
- Coastal Carolina Council — Charleston, South Carolina
- Flint River Council — Griffin, Georgia
- Greater Alabama Council — Birmingham, Alabama
- Northeast Georgia Council — Jefferson, Georgia
- Northwest Georgia Council — Rome, Georgia
- Tukabatchee Area Council — Montgomery, Alabama
- Chehaw Council — Albany, Georgia
- Okefenokee Area Council — Waycross, Georgia
- Alapaha Area Council — Valdosta, Georgia
References
- ↑ Nelson, Bill. "Organization of the Boy Scouts of America". U.S. Scouting Service Project. Retrieved 2008-03-12.
- ↑ "Southern Region". Boy Scouts of America. Retrieved 2008-06-28.
- ↑ Rules and Regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Boy Scouts of America. 1985.
- ↑ March 2011 Final Membership Report. Boy Scouts of America. 2011.
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