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Welcome to Boy Scout Troop 511!

Welcome to Boy Scout Troop 511's web site. Boy Scout Troop 511 in Austin TX is sponsored by St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, and was founded in 1972. Over the years, we have had more than 170 young men become Eagle Scouts. We have a lovely outdoor program, including about 10 outdoor outings a year, summer camp and a high adventure trip for older Scouts. 

If you're interested in our troop, we encourage you to come visit us at one of our meetings! We meet every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. in Huffman Hall on the St. Matthew's Episcopal Church campus. We love to have guests any time. Some meetings are more interesting for visitors to come to, so feel free to contact us if you're wondering which meeting would be best for you to come and check out Troop 511.

You can also request more information or sign up online!

Scoutmaster: Michael Dolan
Troop Committee Chair: Jennifer Juday

  

 Please use the "Contact Us" link to request more information, get your user ID or a new password.

 

Training Opportunities for Parents: University of Scouting, and More!

Posted on Aug 4 2026 - 11:45pm

University of Scouting: Ready to elevate our Troop’s program? Attend the University of Scouting for an action-packed day of hands-on learning! Covering everything from youth support and conservation to Dutch oven cooking and fundraising, you’ll walk away with fresh ideas and practical skills we can use right away. Drop in for the morning or stick around all day—the Older Scout and General Studies training will be held Saturday, Aug. 29 at the Fickett Center.Register today.

Your Help Wanted this Saturday: St Matthews Service Project!

Posted on Aug 4 2026 - 11:38pm

Please join us if you can this Saturday morning! We will be painting the curbs in the big parking lot at St Matt's. Sign up in advance if possible, so we can make sure to have enough paint rollers to go around!

More Reasons to Go to Philmont During Your Scouting Career

Posted on Jul 27 2026 - 2:10pm

We got asked about whether you can earn merit badges as part of going to Philmont. Just in case anyone else wonders that... Philmont, unlike summer and winter camp, is not organized around merit badge classes, but Scouts can use the preparation and the trip to help complete merit badges, fulfill rank requirements and even earn special awards. To make this work, the Scouts on the crew should work with merit badge counselors as they prepare. Philmont crews are highly recommended to participate in multiple shakedown hikes before their Philmont trek. These shakedowns will vary from crew to crew. On these shakedown hikes, it is possible for Scouts to receive credit towards multiple merit badges with a little extra preparation. The Camping, Cooking, Hiking, and Backpacking merit badges all have requirements that can be completed through these shakedown hikes while preparing for a Philmont trek: 

Troop 511 Represented at Jamboree!

Posted on Jul 23 2026 - 10:23pm

Troop 511 Scouts Cash Dolan and Elliott Curry left for Jamboree early on Wednesday! The National Scout Jamboree is a gathering, or jamboree, of thousands of members of Scouting America, usually held every four years and organized by the National Council of Scouting America. 

Your Help Wanted this Saturday: Jacob Stooksberry's Eagle Service Project!

Posted on Jul 23 2026 - 4:08pm

Please come out this Saturday morning and pitch in to help with Jacob Stooksberry's Eagle Project! Come to Davis Elementary School (5214 Duval). Park in the front of Davis Elementary School. We will be in the outdoor garden in front. Bring work gloves, and refillable water bottle. Wear closed shoes, as there are burrs. Contact Cori Stooksberry if need directions: 512-431-305. Please sign up online to let Jacob know you are coming: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090949AFAA2FABFE3-64860060-eagle

Corporate Sponsorships Available for "Sporting Clays for Scouting" Event

Posted on Jul 22 2026 - 7:04pm

Get ready to take aim and support local Scouting at the Capitol Area Council’s Sporting Clay Classic this October! Proceeds from the event benefit Scouting programs serving Scouts across 15 counties, with an emphasis on outreach efforts for youth in hard-to-serve socioeconomic areas. Sponsorships start as low as $500.

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