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San Antonio Police Department
POLICE EXPLORERS
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THE EXPLORER
PROGRAM
The Boy Scouts of America sponsors Explorer Programs in a wide
variety of professions, inlcuding Fire Fighting, Medical
Professions, Chemistry, High Adventure, and
Law Enforcement. The San Antonio Police Department
participates in the Police Explorer program through Explorer Posts
established at all six substations: Prue (NW), West, South, Central,
East and North, as well as a Park Police Explorer Post.
2010 EXPLORER COMPETITION
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| Explorers in Recent Competition |
Explorers in recent Competition |
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| San Antonio Explorer Competition Winners |
San Antonio Explorer Competition Winners |
WHAT ARE THE GOALS & OBJECTIVES OF
LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPLORING?
Further the Explorers' education
Encourage the Explorers' participation in a wide
variety of service activities
Enhance the Explorers' participation for the future roles
as citizens, community members, leaders, and future law
enforcement officers.
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE
OF LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPLORING?
- Build individual character
- Develop leadership skills and potential
- Gain appreciation for community service
- Develop good citizenship
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WHAT ARE THE SIX
EXPERIENCE AREAS IN EXPLORING?
CAREER
- Developing a better understanding of America's social, economic and governmental systems.
- Gaining some insight and practical experience in careers.
SOCIAL
- Installing stable personal value firmly based on religious concepts.
- Developing skill in dealing with all people and encouraging a sense of family and community responsibility.
SERVICE
- Encourage the skill and desire to help others.
- Gaining a keen respect for the basic rights of others.
LEADERSHIP
- Encouraging a sense of pride in our American Heritage.
- Preparing to give leadership and fulfill our responsibility to American society and to the people of the world.
FITNESS
- Improving mental and emotional fittness.
- Enhancing physical fittness and an appreciation for sports.
OUTDOOR
- Developing a degree of self-reliance based on courage, initiative, and resourcefulness.
- Understanding and appreciating the wise use of resources and the protection of our environment.
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THE EXPLORER CODE
As an Explorer ...
I believe that America's strength lies in our trust in God and in the courage, strength, and traditions of our people.
I will, therefore, be faithful in my religious duties and will maintain a personal sense of honor in my own life.
I will treasure my American heritage and will do all I can to preserve and enrich it.
I will recognize the dignity and worth of all humanity and will use fair play and goodwill in my daily life.
I will acquire the Explorer attitude that seeks truth in all things and adventure on the frontiers of our changing world.
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HOW DO
YOU QUALIFY FOR EXPLORERS?
Both male and female young adults are encouraged to join Explorers.
To join you must meet the following criteria:
Be between the ages of 14 and 21 years of age
Have a sincere interest in law enforcement
Be enrolled in school and maintain a "C" average
Have parental permission if under the age of 17
Have no serious police record
Be in good health
Maintain a neat appearance and manner in compliance with the
policies of the Department
Pass a thorough background check
Complete the Basic Explorer Training Program
AS AN ADULT, HOW CAN I HELP?
Adult leadership is always needed when conducting our Explorer
programs. Many times, transportation is needed and adult assistance is
necessary.
Assistant Post Advisors are needed, as well as members for the Post
Committee, and other consultants for adult leadership.
If you have time to spend with the Explorers, contact one of the
Explorer Post Advisors. You will find the rewards more than satisfying
if you choose to help.
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SAN ANTONIO
EXPLORER POSTS
For Information about SAPD Police Explorer Activities, please
contact participating Substations and Explorer Advisors listed below.
You may also contact (e-mail)
Sgt. Gabe Trevino, SAPD Police Explorer Coordinator.
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POST #761: NORTHWEST (PRUE) : 5020 Prue Rd
Jack Neal,
207-5830 |
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POST #830: WEST : 7000 Culebra
Yvonne Riojas,
207-5526 |
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POST #399: SOUTH : 711 W. Mayfield
Scott Hermes,
207-6085 |
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POST #2459: CENTRAL : 515 S. Frio
Richard Olivares,
207-5178 |
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POST #1142: EAST : 3635 E. Houston St
Monico Meneses,
207-7566 |
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POST #1416: NORTH : 13030 Jones Maltsberger
Dave McDonald,
207-6086 |
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POST #9826: PARK POLICE
Maria Garza, 299-4672 |
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