• Select and participate in a Committee. 
  • Service: Organize and facilitate a community service and a service-learning project for the club.
  • Activities: Organize and facilitate monthly activities for the club to participate in.
  • Outreach: Organize and facilitate one outreach activity and one summer camp.
• Have 80% attendance to meetings.
• Participate in club-organized service projects.
• Participate in club-organized outreach and summer camp activities.
• Enter a minimum of one exhibit into the county fair e.g., arts, baking, robotics, leadership. (Due April)
• Prepare a demonstration for 4-H County Contest. (Due June)
• Prepare a portfolio for the Utah 4-H Portfolio
  Contest. (Due February)

• Registered 4-H Member 
• Enthusiastic about 4-H
• Responsible
• Have parent/guardian support

Each Youth Council has their own dates and schedules. Check the individual documents to see dates and times.

• $10 for 4-H membership

Utah 4-H hosts several statewide events throughout the year. Teen Council members have first priority to participate in these exciting events. These events are held throughout the state and each have their own additional travel costs. If youth are interested in attending a state event, they will need to sign up online and pay the cost. 

State Events:

Teen Winter Retreat- January, Provo (9th-12th grade)

Southern Region Retreat- March, Bryce Canyon (8th-12th Grade)

TRY Team Training- March, Richfield (7th-12th Grade)

Mock Legislature- April, Salt Lake City (9th-12th Grade)

i4-H- June, Logan (7th-8th Grade)

4-H Classic- June, Spanish Fork (3rd-12th Grade)

Teen Summit- July, Logan (9th-12th Grade)