Rio del Oro District

District Committee:

District Key 3:

Open, District Chairman  
The District Chairman leads the District Committee, initiates plans and helps the committee chairmen carry out the functions of the district.

Robert Alvarado, District Commissioner- rdodistrictcommissioner@gmail.com 
The District Commissioner provides guidance and resources to unit leaders and committees for organizing quality programs and addresses specific needs or issues as they arise.

Marisol Gonzalez, District Executive - marisol.gonzalezcuevas@scouting.org
The District Executive is the full-time professional in the district who works closely with the district chair and district commissioner to accomplish the district's objectives through volunteers.

District Volunteers:

Open, Vice Chair with Emphasis on Marketing & Public Relations
The Marketing Chair is responsible for all public relations for the District, as well as communication with District.

Open, Vice Chairman withEmphasis on Program - e-mail

Open, Cub Scout Recruitment-      
The Cub Scout Recruitment Chair is responsible for organizing new Cub Scout units and helping existing units recruit leaders.

Dwayne McCoy,Vice Chair wEmphasis on Finance
The Finance Chair oversees the finance committee who is responsible for raising funds to build, improve and operate camps, to maintain a professional staff, and to provide training and other services to units throughout the District.

Open, Program Chair- e-mail
The Program Chair plans the district’s annual Volunteers Recognition Dinner and insures the program functions of the district are being carried out.

Open, District Training Chair - 
The Training Chair’s goal is to have 100% of unit leadership BSA trained in their position responsibilities and to advise unit leaders on training needs and opportunities. 

Dan Wilson, Eagle Board Chair- e-mail
The Eagle Board Chair is responsible for all aspects of potential Eagle Scouts.

Open, Sea Scout Chairperson - e-mail

Richard Kleitman, Boy Scout Roundtable Chair- e-mail
The Roundtable Chair conducts monthly roundtable meetings and develops regular roundtable plans.

Open, Asst. District Commissioner -
The Assistant District Commissioner reports to the District Commissioner and supervises up to 5 unit commissioners.

Open, Activities Chair- 
The Activities Chair is responsible for all aspects of the District Boy Scout and Cub Scout Activities.

Open, Advancement Chair-   
The Advancement Chair is responsible for ensuring all Scouts have the opportunity to advance in rank and earn awards.

Open, Camping Chair- e-mail
The Camping Chair is in charge of overseeing all camping for the district. 

Unit Commissioners:
The Commissioner Staff is a collection of experienced volunteer Scouters who work with unit leaders, committees, and chartered organization representatives to help them run a quality Scouting program for their youth.  The Unit Commissioner reports to the District Commissioner or Assistant District Commissioner.

The Boy Scouts of America focuses heavily on leader training. That is why it has been successful for many years. Roundtables are usually held monthly.  Adult leaders can learn how to motivate, discipline, and train their Scouts as well as learning what role they play within the unit.  Roundtables give leaders an opportunity to interact and share ideas.  They will also learn about district and council trainings and programs that they will want to participate in.

BOY SCOUT ROUNDTABLE

The aim of the Boy Scout Roundtable is to provide the will and the skill to do.  If troop leaders have these two things, they can succeed, and they can continue succeeding.

• The will to do – in the form of morale, inspiration, enthusiasm, and vision – is distributed regularly.
• The skill to do – in the form of skills, program ideas, techniques, and information – is taught a piece at a time.

CUB SCOUT ROUNDTABLE

Upcoming District Meetings/Events:

Rio del Oro Documents/Flyers

JTE Service Project Reporting Form