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Mission |
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The
primary mission of the United States Park Police Explorer Post is to
educate and empower youth by developing their interest in law enforcement.
To provide positive teenage activities through community involvement
and elementary law enforcement training. To teach young adults the
value of responsibility and leadership skills, by promoting cooperation
through personal growth and group development. To provide youth the
opportunity to grow, receive recognition and thrive within our organization. |
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Requirements |
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How to
Join |
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| First we require you to attend 2 Thursday evening Post meetings (7:00 pm to 9:00 pm) at the United States Park Police Anacostia Station (1901 Anacostia Drive SE, Washington, DC). On the second meeting you will be given a Post application to complete and bring to the next scheduled meeting. If you are under 18 years of age, it must be signed by a parent or guardian. An interview will be scheduled and conducted by a Post Advisor. It will be their recommendation to accept or deny your application. A background check may be conducted which will consist of checking your school records and national, state and local police records. Upon a favorable report you will be considered. Once accepted into the program, you will be issued a uniform. This will consist of a Post t-shirt, uniform shirt and pants, a belt, ID card, and a rules and regulations book. You must be able to pay an annual fee of $10.00 upon selection, and $10.00 every month for post dues. |
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Goals |
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Self - Discipline Self - Confidence Self - Respect Teamwork and the desire to help others |
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The
Explorer program is designed to provide law enforcement training and
experience
to the Explorer through mentoring, classroom instruction, and hands-on
training. During the Explorers summer break from school; they will
be given the opportunity for paid employment within
the United States Park
Police STEP (Student Training Employment Program) and SCEP (Student
Career Employment Program). These programs are designed to provide
summer employment
within the Federal Government. |
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Explorers will not only learn about law enforcement, but also serve their community. Explorers are expected to participate in community related functions and special events within the National Park Service areas. The Explorer will assist law enforcement officers at the annual St. Patrick's, Cherry Blossom, Memorial Day, and Fourth of July parades. During competitively annual events such as the Marine Corp Marathon, Army Ten Miler, National Triathlon and others, Explorers will be utilized in a vast array of law enforcement assignments. |
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| To contact an Explorer Advisor: Sgt. Holmberg 202-907-1198, Sgt. Somers 202-438-1644, Sgt. Hodge 202-359-9766, Officer E. Evans 202-907-1902, Officer L. Woods 202-907-1926, Officer N. Roberts 202-907-1896. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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