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Explorer Post 505

Explorer Advisor Det. J. Guzman
jorge.guzman@dpd.ci.dallas.tx.us

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Explorer Post 505

Law Enforcement Exploring is a part of the Boy Scouts of America. It is designed to acquaint young people, both boys and girls with the nature and complexity of law enforcement. The purpose of the Program is to:

Build individual character
Develop leadership skills
Gain appreciation of community service
Develop good citizenship

Goals and Objectives

The goals and objectives of the Dallas Law Enforcement Explorer Program are:

Further Explorers' education
Encourage their participation in a wide variety of service activities
Enhance their preparation for future roles as citizens, leaders and law enforcement officers

How Do You Qualify?

Both male and female young adults ar encouraged to join. To join
you must:

Be between the ages of 14 and 21
Have a sincere interest in law enforcement
Be enrolled in school and maintain a "C" average
Have parental permission if under the age of 18
Have no serious police record
Be in good health
Maintain a neat appearance and manner in compliance with the policies of the program
Pass a thorough background check
Pass a structured review board
Complete the basic Explorer Training Program

If you meet the above criteria,
POLICE EXPLORER POST 505 WANTS YOU!

If you are interested in obtaining information about the Police Explorers Program and what it takes to become an explorer we invite you and your parents to contact the Explorers Advisor or click on:Police Explorer Program.