CCSO Explorer Post - Clay County Sheriff Office

CCSO Explorer Post

Law Enforcement Explorer Post 987, sponsored by the Clay County Sheriff's Office, was formed in 1980 to develop a more positive relationship between law enforcement officers and the youth of the community.

The purpose of the Explorer Post is to provide a better understanding of law enforcement careers through training and education to the members in the various areas of law enforcement.

The Explorers conduct various community service projects and assist the Sheriff's Office with responsibilities throughout the county. Explorers have the opportunity to observe and assist in all phases of law enforcement -- communication, patrol and detention.

Click here to view Explorer Post members in action!

Membership Requirements:	Activities:
Teenagers, male and female, between and including the ages of 14 and through the 8th grade or 15 and not yet 21. Maintain at least a 2.0 grade point average. No criminal history. Be of good moral character and willing to follow federal, state and local laws, Clay County Sheriff' Office Policies and procedures and Explorer Post bylaws.	Explorers assist law enforcement officers at high school football games, holiday parades, the county fair, fingerprinting sessions and numerous other activities sponsored by Clay County.
	RIDE-A-LONG Program
	Explorers have the opportunity, as they advance, to obtain first hand knowledge of law enforcement operations by riding with Deputy Sheriff's on patrol.

Post Programs
	Traffic Directing Techniques	Crowd Control
	Radio Procedures	Interviews/Interrogations
	Report Writing	Communications
	Crime Scene Investigations	CPR/First Aid
	Defensive Tactics	And Much More !!

For more information, please call (904) 264-6512 and ask to be
connected to Deputy John Jordan.

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