15 Active Scouts
There are over 15 active scouts in our troop. Their ages range from 11 to 17 and they are between the grades of 6th and 12th grade.
50 Eagle Scouts
Congratulations to all of our Troop 95 Scouts who have achieved the coveted rank of Eagle.
16 Adult Leaders
Engineers, teachers, lawyers, and even a brew-master, represent the various backgrounds of our Adult Leaders.
53 Years Active
Founded in 1971, Troop 95 has been active for more than 50 years in the Sussex Community.
Upcoming Events
20
Troop 95 Committee Meeting
Event Information
Troop 95 Committee Meeting
TEAMS meeting (Stephen Kobza added)
Location:
Start:
10/20/2026
07:00 PM
End
10/20/2026
08:00 PM
Organizer:
23
Menomonee Falls fall camping
Event Information
Menomonee Falls fall camping
Please join us for some fall camping fun at Menomonee Falls Park at a large group camping site. The exact times will be communicated as the time gets closer. We also use this as a recruiting event on Saturday. You can see the RSVP status of this event in BAND. (Erin Mueller added)
Location:
Start:
10/23/2026
06:00 PM
End
10/25/2026
10:00 AM
Organizer:
02
The Band was created 2 year(s) ago on this day
Event Information
The Band was created 2 year(s) ago on this day
The Band was created 2 year(s) ago on this day
Location:
Start:
11/02/2026
06:00 PM
End
11/03/2026
06:00 PM
Organizer:
08
Fall Fundraiser Product Pick-up
Event Information
Fall Fundraiser Product Pick-up
(Mary Nelson added)
Start:
11/08/2026
12:00 PM
End
11/08/2026
03:00 PM
Organizer:
17
Troop 95 Committee Meeting
Event Information
Troop 95 Committee Meeting
TEAMS meeting (Stephen Kobza added)
Location:
Start:
11/17/2026
07:00 PM
End
11/17/2026
08:00 PM
Organizer:
30
Advancement Troop Meeting
Event Information
Advancement Troop Meeting
(Stephen Kobza added)
Start:
11/30/2026
06:00 PM
End
11/30/2026
08:30 PM
Organizer:
15
Troop 95 Committee Meeting
Event Information
Troop 95 Committee Meeting
TEAMS meeting (Stephen Kobza added)
Location:
Start:
12/15/2026
07:00 PM
End
12/15/2026
08:00 PM
Organizer:
23
Winter Blast at Johnson Creek
Event Information
Winter Blast at Johnson Creek
Lead Aware and Care station. All hours will count as service hours. You can see the RSVP status of this event in BAND. (Erin Mueller added)
Location:
Start:
1/23/2027
08:00 AM
End
1/23/2027
04:00 PM
Organizer:
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Meetings & Location
Troop 95 meets at the Horne-Mudlitz VFW Post No. 6377 in Sussex, WI. Meetings are on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Monday of the month, at 7:00pm.
Parent Info
Learn more about our Troop and its Leaders. You can also find information on membership cost, and activitees that we partake in.
Troop 95 is a Scout led Troop
Meaning, the boys lead the Troop, not the adults. The scouts of Troop 95 are run by the patrol method and conduct their own meetings, with a Scoutmaster and/or Assistant Scoutmasters to help guide. We as a Troop, feel that there is no better way to teach leadership than to practice by doing. The scouts have duty rosters when on campouts. The scouts choose ‘where’ they will camp, ‘when’ they will camp, and create duty rosters to equally divide all of the work including cooking and cleaning.
Prepared, Self Reliant, Team Focus
The scouts of Troop 95 learn to be prepared, self reliant, and learn how to work together as a team. They do this through our campouts and patrol activities. The scouts have a camping weekend opportunity about once a month, with additional activities throughout the year. Troop 95 has camped in the Florida Keys, the Boundary Waters of Minnesota, pitched our tents on a sandbar in the middle of the Wisconsin River and spent nights in caves with bats sleeping above our heads. Troop 95 will continue to plan outdoor activies, wherever the PLC members decide to take us.
Scout Advancement
Troop 95 is proud of the 43 members who have reached the rank of Eagle Scout since the troop’s inception in 1969. Many scouts attain rank advancement through summer camp programs. Boys are encouraged to earn merit badges individually or in groups. Courts of Honor are held periodically to recognize and celebrate the achievements of the boys.
