Spokane County
Sheriff Explorers
Spokane County
Sheriff Explorers
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The purpose of the Sheriff?s Explorer Program is to familiarize young adults between the ages of 16 and 21 with the career of Law Enforcement. It is designed to interest these individuals in this career field while promoting 
communication, leadership, civic duty, honor and understanding between Law Enforcement personnel and the community.
The Spokane County Sheriff's Office Explorers program provides a valuable learning environment in which Explorers gain practical experience in most of the law enforcement curricula.
Areas of training include the following, but are not limited to;
| FIREARMS | RADIO PROCEDURES | DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION | CRIMINAL LAWS & PROCEDURES | REPORT WRITING |
| TRAFFIC CONTROL | ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION | TRAFFIC LAWS | CRIME PREVENTION | DEFENSIVE TACTICS |
| LEADERSHIP / COMMUNICATION | BUILDING SEARCHES | FIELD INTERVIEWS | CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION | ETHICS & TEAMWORK |
WHEN & WHERE WE MEET - Location
We meet every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday of each and every month. (excludes holidays & academy) The location is 6011 North Chase Road, Newman Lake, WA 99025, the old Mountain View Middle School.
STEPS TO GETTING INVOLVED - Join Us
First, all you need to do is show up. We will familiarize you with the program. You will show up at 5:50PM (1750hrs) and be early. Our meeting begins at 1800 (6:00PM). (you may also call us for any questions 509-477-3242)
Next, you will observe our meeting, and get an insight into our current course. The meeting ends at 2100hrs (9:00PM), but not promptly.
You will need to attend the next two meetings, but on your 2nd meeting, you will receive an application packet, which you and your parent/s will need to complete, get notarized, and return to the 3rd consecutive meeting with a completed application, and in business attire for a formal interview.
DISCIPLINARY - Universal Policy
You must realize that Law Enforcement is a very rewarding career and has many opportunities, but with these comes responsibilities. Our post focuses on the term "Integrity" which means the ability one has to be truthful, and accept responsibility for their own actions. Law Enforcement is primarily based on Integrity, and individuals whom lack the ability to demonstrate integrity would otherwise be denied or terminated. Please keep in mind, when working in the field, or just interviewing, always be truthful, and be responsible for yourself, and your community.