Wise County Law Enforcement Explorers Post 500
"The Key to Our Future"
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The Wise County Law Enforcement Explorer Post is a program sponsored by the Wise County Constable's Office Pct 4, Wise County Sheriff's Office and the Runaway Bay Department of Public Safety. Exploring is a part of the Boy Scouts of America, which involves young men and women ages 14 through 20. This program is designed to involve and educate young adults in the career field of law enforcement. Explorers learn about law enforcement through hands-on training as well as direct observation of daily operations with officers of the participating agencies. Meetings Meetings are held on a monthly basis at various locations. Each meeting normally consists of a short business meeting, followed by a training topic. Guests (and parents) are always welcome. Explorers who meet attendance, age, and training requirements are allowed to ride and observe with officers on patrol, assist with security details at public events, and other law enforcement related functions. Explorers also compete in area competitions, take educational field trips, and go on camping trips. Event Photos Join Now! Membership Requirements * Be at least 14 years of age (completed the 8th grade) and under 21 years of age * Pass a criminal background check * Have complete approval of legal parents or guardians * Maintain a passing grade in school (if attending) * Pay registration fee of $15.00 per year. This includes liability and accident insurance for the member through BSA. Explorers are required to purchase their uniforms and other optional equipment. Some equipment may be furnished by the Post as funds are available. Assistance with uniforms and equipment may be available to those who want to join, but are in need of financial help. To Download and Application & BSA Registration Form (both Required), CLICK on the links. Explorer Application & BSA Registration
For more information, contact:
Constable Kevin Huffman
Officer
Susan
Huffman
Captain Jerry McGee
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