Membership on the Executive Board; recruiting adult leadership to run the pack with the Cubmaster; developing the pack program plan for presentation to unit leadership for approval and distributing plans to all parents upon approval; chairing the Pack Committee meetings on a monthly basis; assisting the Cubmaster whenever needed; presenting the pack charter to the chartered organization annually, assisting the Pack Treasurer with preparing the annual pack recharter documents and obtaining the necessary fees, signatures, and information to achieve first time processing; taking formal position-specific Boy Scouts of America (BSA) -approved training, to include Youth Protection Training, Fast Start, This is Scouting, and Pack Committee Fast Start training, and maintaining Youth Protection Training as current.

Membership on the Executive Board; attending the monthly District Roundtable and reporting back to the Pack; planning the Pack Meetings with the Assistant Cubmaster; conducting the monthly Pack Meetings and developing the pack program plan for presentation to pack leadership with the Assistant Cubmaster, and chairing the Pack Committee Meetings in the absence of the Committee Chair whenever needed; taking formal position-specific BSA-approved training, to include Youth Protection Training, Fast Start,This is Scouting, and Pack Committee Fast Start training, and maintaining Youth Protection Training as current.

Membership on the Executive Board; reporting monthly to the Pack Committee on the fiscal health of the pack in a report describing income and expenses for the committee’s review and approval; keeping signature cards (authorized signers) on both the checking account and savings account up to date; and completing all money earning applications for pack fundraisers and submitting them to the District Scout executive. That person(s) is also responsible for all deposits to the pack checking and savings accounts, reconciling the checking accounts to the monthly bank statement; coordinating all cash payments, and obtaining receipts for the pack records prior to reimbursement or payment when approved. All reimbursements less than $50.00 may be approved by the Committee Chair. Reimbursements greater than $50.00 shall be approved by the majority vote of the Pack committee in attendance. The treasurer’s responsibilities also include preparing the annual pack recharter documents and obtaining the necessary fees, signatures, and information to achieve first time processing. The treasurer also collects annual fees in a timely and orderly fashion; taking formal position-specific BSA-approved training, to include Youth Protection Training, and Pack Committee Fast Start, and maintaining Youth Protection Training as current.

Maintaining an inventory of all pack property and supplies; replenish as necessary; taking formal position-specific BSA-approved training and Pack Committee Fast Start, and maintaining Youth Protection Training as current.

Taking photographs of Pack Events, or delegating to Den Historians; preparing newsletter for Pack events; coordinating submission of Den articles to the Korin newsletter; reminding Den Leaders to get photos of Den events; coordinating presentations of pictures at Pack events; taking formal position-specific BSA-approved training, to include Youth Protection Training, and Pack Committee Fast Start, and maintaining Youth Protection Training as current.

Membership on the Executive Board; attending Pack Committee Meetings and presenting written minutes of the previous meeting; taking minutes to present at the next meeting; sending out mailings requested by the Cubmaster or Committee Chairman; and may be requested by an event chairperson to write up permission slips for the event; taking formal position-specific BSA-approved training, to include Youth Protection Training and Pack Committee Fast Start, and maintaining Youth Protection Training as current.