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Wake County proclaims March 12 as National Girl Scout Day; troop 50091 leads the pledge
Summary
The Wake County Board of Commissioners adopted a proclamation recognizing National Girl Scout Day; Emily Myers of Girl Scouts North Carolina Coastal Pines thanked the board and highlighted troop participation and the organization’s leadership programs.
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The Wake County Board of Commissioners adopted a proclamation declaring March 12, 2026 as National Girl Scout Day.
Commissioner Evans read the proclamation, noting Girl Scouts’ history and programming. Emily Myers, membership manager for Girl Scouts North Carolina Coastal Pines, accepted the proclamation and thanked the board. "My name is Emily Myers. I'm the membership manager... From troop 50091... We do everyday build girls of courage, confidence, and character," she said, noting the organization’s local membership and community activities.
The board approved the proclamation by voice vote and commissioners recognized the troop that led the Pledge of Allegiance earlier in the meeting.
