If you are interested getting involved in this program contact Lieutenant Steve Finney at finney@utdallas.edu or call the Crime Prevention office at 972-883-4322.

How do you benefit?

• Earn College Credit (up to 6 credit hours)
• Service to your community
• Gain valuable experience and training

Law Enforcement Explorers is part of the, Boy Scouts of America, Explorer program division. the Law Enforcement Exploring program is endorsed by federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, and the National Sheriff's Association. More than 2,800 police and sheriff's departments have organized Explorer posts specializing in law enforcement. These posts can provide assistance in crime prevention programs and traffic control, and as aides to patrol officers.

Law Enforcement Explorers is a co-ed program that is for students interested in learning more about a career in law enforcement. This program offers the student an opportunity to gain invaluable experiences, training, and preparation for a law enforcement career.

How Do You Qualify?
Both male and female young adults are encouraged to join. To join you must meet these criteria:

• Have a sincere interest in law enforcement
• Have no serious police record
• Maintain a neat appearance in compliance with department policies
• Pass a background check

Projects and Activities
Explorers participate in many projects and activities. Some of these are:

• Scenario Training
• Training Seminars
• Firearms Training
• Competitions with other posts
• Crime Prevention Programs
• Bike Patrol & Campus Escorts
• Ride-Along Program

For more information contact the UTD-Police Crime Prevention Officer at 972-883-4322.