The Colony Police Explorer Post #5151

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What Is Exploring?

Law Enforcement Exploring is a program affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America.  The purpose of the program is to acquaint young men and young women with careers in Law Enforcement.

 

 

Goals and Objectives

 

The Goals and Objectives of The Colony Police Explorer Program are to:

  • Build leadership skills
  • Encourage the Explorer’s participation in community service activities
  • Further the Explorer’s education
  • Prepare the Explorers as citizens, community leaders, and as police officers

 

 

Membership

 

The membership requirements listed can, at the discretion of the Post Advisory Staff, be changed to allow for admission or denial of special cases.  Basically, membership qualifications are as follows:

  • Must have attained the age of 14 and be out of the 8th Grade or 15 and still in the 8th Grade and no older than 20 years of age.
  • Must be in good physical and mental condition
  • Must have maintained a passing average in their scholastic subjects
  • Must not have had  negative police contacts
  • Must pass a background investigation
  • Must maintain a good  moral character
  • Must maintain an appearance and demeanor which is in keeping with the standards of The Colony Police Department
  • Must have full approval of parents or guardian and assurance of their support and cooperation
 

Ride-Along Program

 

The Explorers will be allowed to get firsthand knowledge of patrol procedures by riding with a police officer in the field during a normal tour of duty.  The Explorers will observe, experience, and learn law enforcement first hand.

 

 

Training

 
  • Traffic Code and Radar
  • Traffic Control
  • Arrest, Search, Seizure
  • Hostage Negotiations
  • Code of Criminal Procedure
  • Map Reading/ Report Writing
  • First Aid
  • Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation  (CPR)
  • History of Law Enforcement
  • Juvenile Law
  • Communications
  • Crowd Control
  • Patrol Procedures
  • Crime Scene Investigations
  • Accident Scene Investigations
  • Fingerprints-Taking and Lifting
  • Narcotics
  • U.S. Constitution
  • The Court System
  • Weapons/Firearms
  • Penal Code
  • Tactics
  • Physical Fitness
  • Crime Prevention
  • Handcuffing/ Arrest Procedures



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    Projects and Activities

     
  • Weekly Meetings
  • Training Seminars
  • Fund-raisers
  • Community Activities
  • Parades and Rallies
  • Child Fingerprinting
  • National Night Out

  • City of The Colony    6800 Main Street
    The Colony, Texas  75056    (972) 625-1756
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