CARROLL COUNTY
EAGLE SCOUT CLASS
Meet the Eagle Scout Class of 2024 from Carroll County
Carroll county serves more than 125 youth annually. In 2024, three of these youth achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.
Below you will find all of the Eagle Scouts from Carroll County, including a photo, project description and congratulatory video. Feel free to explore and learn about each Eagle Scout.
*photos, project descriptions, and videos may not be available for all Eagle Scouts*
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Ethan G.
Dellroy | Troop 5155
Project Beneficiary: Malvern Veterans Memorial
Ethan helped his local historical society by improving their veterans memorial. His project included pulling weeds, laying down mulch, creating a river rock area, and possibly adding grass. To prevent future weed growth, Ethan also installed turf, ensuring the memorial remained well-maintained and visually appealing for the community.
Jacob K.
Malvern | Troop 5155
Project Beneficiary: Carroll County Golden Age Retreat
Jacob renovated the multi-purpose room at the Carroll County Golden Age Retreat, which was in desperate need of an update. After consulting with the staff, he removed the outdated wallpaper and repainted the room, making a significant improvement to the building’s appearance and creating a brighter, more welcoming environment for residents and visitors.
Jack K.
Carrollton | Troop 2150
Project Beneficiary: Minerva YMCA
Jack constructed a 10' x 14' storage building for the YMCA in Minerva, Ohio as part of his Eagle Scout project. The building was designed to store gas-operated equipment, sporting gear, and maintenance tools, providing a secure and organized space for the facility. Jack built the structure with a wooden frame covered in metal sheeting, ensuring durability. The building featured a "lean-to" roof, with a flat metal sheet angled upward in one direction for proper drainage. He also installed a hinged,
double-door entrance, designed to pull open rather than push, preventing obstructions inside from blocking the doorway.
To prepare the site, Jack laid a large gravel pad and installed a weed mat, creating a stable foundation and reducing maintenance needs. His project provided the YMCA with a much-needed storage solution, benefiting staff and visitors for years to come.
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