Sanford Police Explorer Post 516

Sanford, FL

Sanford Police Explorers meet once a week. Every other week is P.T. Our Explorers work many events throughout the city. They’ve just recently graduated from our Explorer Academy at S.C.C. They train in Defensive Tactics, Scenario based incidents, etc. Most of the Explorers go on ride along on weekends and get a feel for what real police work is about. They are taught how to complete an incident and traffic reports and are happy to assist the officers with their reports during their ride-along. Right now we have 21 members with a Captain, 2 Lieutenants, 2 Sergeants, and 2 Corporals.

Sanford Police Explorer Post

 

Greenfield Police Explorers Post 306

Greenfield, CA

Explorer POST 306 consists of over 15 young people who donate their time to help the local community and who want to learn about careers in law enforcement.  They attend the Police Explorer Academy, in San Diego, CA  and In-Service training. The raise money by working special events in our area, such as the races at Laguna Seca.  The Police Explorers also help with local special events, such as the Day of the Field Worker, 4th of July, Harvest Festival, and more.

Greenfield Police Explorers

 

Panama City Police Explorers

Panama City, FL

The Panama City Police Explorers started in 1994. The Explorers receive Law Enforcement training tactics, some of which  include first aid / CPR, radio communications,  patrol techniques, defensive tactics, and firearms. Explorers also assist the police department with civic functions and details as well as ride-a-longs with real police officers. We also have our own SWAT team! The Explorers are issued uniforms and equipment necessary to accomplish their mission. They also go on many field trips, a summer campout, and we travel to compete in Explorer competitions all over the state and country.

http://explorers.panamacitypolice.com

 

Danbury Police Department Explorers

Danbury, CT

Exploring is based on a unique and dynamic relationship between youth and the Danbury Police Department. The Danbury Police Department’s Explorer Program is a leadership development program of various community service based activities that help participating youth pursue their special interests, grow, and develop. Training and educational activities are conducted on a regular basis by trained and certified police officer instructors. With over 40 years of service to the greater Danbury community, our police explorer program has an established record of success in developing tomorrow’s community, business and industry leaders high standards.

Danbury Police Department Explorers

 

 

Clayton Police Department Explorer Post 2424

Clayton, California

The Clayton Police Explorer program works with young men and women who are interested in learning about law enforcement in general and also explore it as a career opportunity. Many Clayton Police Explorers have pursued a career in law enforcement and ended up as officers within the Clayton Police Department and other local police departments. Explorers are encouraged to participate in the department's ride-a-long program to gain first hand knowledge of street patrol activities. Explorers are also encouraged to assist officers during various Clayton community events such as the Clayton Oktoberfest. Explorer meetings are held twice monthly and cover various law enforcement topics through lectures and hands on activities.

http://www.claytonpd.com/Explorers.html

 

 

Henrico County Explorers

Henrico County, VA

Henrico County Explorers meet weekly and learn about topics in law enforcement. They participate in local and out-of-state training conferences, field trips, and participate in the Division of Police Ride-Along Program.  Explorers also assist with law enforcement related activities such as  traffic direction, parades,  community fairs, crime prevention programs and child fingerprinting.

http://www.co.henrico.va.us/police/explorers/index.html

 

 

Albion Police Exploring Post #911

Village of Albion, New York

The Village of Albion, New York Police Department in conjunction with the Albion Central School District and LFL/BSA formed the Albion Police Exploring Post #911 in November of 2002.  The intent of law enforcement exploring is to educate and involve youth in police operations, to interest them in possible law enforcement careers (police officer, deputy sheriff, police dispatcher, corrections officer, prosecuting attorney, crime lab technician, etc.) and to build mutual understanding.  The Explorers attend several community and school oriented events throughout the year.  Some of these activities include school sporting and theatrical events and assemblies, parades and festivals, and various other community events.  Additionally, Explorers are trained in several of the basic law enforcement tactics and procedures. 

http://albionpolice.com/explorers

 

 

Post 845 Forest Park Police Department

Forest Park, Ohio

The Forest Park Police Explorer program works with youth within our area to develop a better understanding of law enforcement. We recruit young men and women who have a desire to learn about this field and possibly pursue a career. We are always looking for new recruits and welcome anyone to contact us or stop by.

Forest Park Police Department

 

Scarborough Police Explorer Post 883

Scarborough, Maine

The Scarborough Police Explorer Post 883 is well known throughout Maine. Explorers come from the surrounding communities to take part in this program that allows them build self confidence, leadership and everyday skills. Weekly meetings usually include community service, or training with different officers and dispatchers from the department. Officers work closely with us to ensure that we are able to ride-along safely and gain an understanding of what our job will be like as Police Officers. Scarborough Explorers are well known for their discipline and presence at many events across the state. The Post opens many doors for its participants and guides them to a challenging but rewarding career in Law Enforcement

Scarborough Police Explorer Post 883

 

Colorado Springs Police Department Explorer Post 116

Colorado Springs, CO

The Colorado Springs Police Department Explorer post 116 has been serving the community of Colorado Springs, Colorado since 1983.  The program allows young teens who live in or near the city of Colorado Springs to become informed and involved in law enforcement, while actively becoming part of their community. This allows teens to further their knowledge and understanding of the criminal justice system through training, and to provide an insight into all phases of police work as a possible future profession. It will also help foster a better understanding between the Police Department and the youth of our city.

http://www.cspdexplorers116.com/

 

 

Minier - Armington Police Department Explorer Post 007

Minier, Illinois  

Police Explorer Post 007 is sponsored by the Minier - Armington Police Department in rural farming country half-way between Peoria and Bloomington.  Established 2006 by small group of former Explorers, turned Police Officers, Post 007 is most proud of their often requested Honor Guard. They perform flag and rifle drill ceremonies across Central Illinois at parades, funerals, sporting and special community events, like Relay for Life and C.O.P.S. fund raising activities; sometimes even using flags-men on horseback.

 

The fourteen members of the cadet-like program take their training very seriously.   But, it's not all work for this special breed of teenagers - the goal of the Explorers is to experience all important aspects of becoming young adults in this Learning For Life program, while having fun doing it...in these five experience areas:

 

Phoenix Police Department Explorer Post 2906

Phoenix, AZ

Explorer Post 2906 is sponsored by the Phoenix Police Department as a community-based policing program. This successful program is designed to educate and involve young men and women in police operations and to interest them in law enforcement functions whether they enter the law enforcement field or not. 

As an Explorer, young adults have the opportunity to assist the Phoenix Police Department. Explorers can broaden their understanding and firsthand knowledge of the challenges and job skills that make up their community's police service. In addition to gaining a working knowledge of police work, the participants have the opportunity to give of themselves to their community. Although Post 2906 is law enforcement oriented, Explorers are volunteers and do not serve as police employees, sworn or civilian

 Phoenix Police Explorer Post 2906

 

 

Stuart Police Department Explorer Post 878

Stuart, Florida

The Stuart Police Department has a long tradition of promoting excellence in our area’s youth.  Dating back to the mid 1970’s, we have sponsored a police explorer post.  The Stuart Police Department’s Law Enforcement Explorer Post offers young men and women who are interested in the field of law enforcement with quality learning and lots of fun-filled, hands-on activities that promote members’ personal growth and development.  Even if they are not interested in the field of law enforcement, our program teaches leadership and life skills necessary to succeed in any field.

www.cityofstuart.com/police/cadet.html

 

 

Chesterfield County Police Department Explorer Post 609

Chesterfield, Virginia

The Chesterfield County Police Department has chartered Law Enforcement Explorer Post 609 since 1977. For over 30 years the post has assisted the police department and citizens of Chesterfield County, Virginia. Our post has also won several awards both at the state and national level in law enforcement skills competitions and has also produced a youth chair to the National Law Enforcement Exploring Organization.

www.cpdexplorers.org

 

 

Nassau County Police Department Explorers

Nassau, New York

Law Enforcement “Exploring” is here in a big way. Exploring has been in our Department since the early 1970’s when the Seventh Precinct had one of the original posts. Over the years, the Department’s involvement has waxed and waned from a high in 1986-87, when the former Community Projects Bureau had 30 explorers assigned to it, to a low in September of 2004 when we had four Explorers. The Department has refocused its efforts in the area of Exploring and today, through the efforts of the Precinct POP Advisors, the program has grown to over 190 Explorers. That number continues to grow each month.

http://www.police.nassaucountyny.gov/index.htm

 

 

Milford Explorer Post 29

Milford, Massachusetts

The Milford Police Department established the Exploring Law Enforcement Post 29 in January 1997 under the direction of Chief Vincent W. Liberto. The Post is dedicated to the memory of Officer Edwin Gonzalez, Jr. who served the Milford Police Department as a Police Officer during the late 1980's. He died as result of injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident in September 1990. The number 29 was Officer Gonzalez's badge number at the time of his death.

www.milfordpolice.org/explorers/

 

 

Roseville Explorer Post 108

Roseville, California

Are you looking for a career in Law Enforcement? Join the Roseville Police Department Explorer Troop!

Roseville Explorer Post 108

 

 

Gastonia Police Explorer Post 515

Gastonia, North Carolina

The Gastonia Police Department Explorer post 515 is part of the Piedmont council boy scouts of America and are members of the North Carolina Law Enforcement Explorer Association. Our explorers do many of the same things other explorer posts do as well as compete in the NCLEEA survival camp competition and attend the Week long Explorer rookie school held at the NC justice academy. At the age of 18 explorers are given the opportunity to ride with patrol officers.

www.gastoniapd.org

 

 

Aurora Police Department Explorer Post

Aurora, Colorado

The Aurora Police Department Law Enforcement Explorer Post has been serving the Aurora Police Department and citizens of Aurora, Colorado since 1981. The Post offers young men and women the opportunity to explorer a career in law enforcement. Explore the pages of our website to learn more about the program.

www.auroraexplorers.com

 

Explorer Post 602

St. Joseph, Michigan

The law enforcement Explorer Post 602 is sponsored by the FOP #96 and is hosted through the Berrien County Sheriff's Department.  Explorers meet twice a month and recently attended the National Law Enforcement  Exploring Conference in Denver where they scored very high.

Explorer Post 602

 

Explorer Post 2565

Mt. Clemens, Michigan