Chapin Police Explorers Post 170

08/12/2017

Ok explorers the back to school cook out will be August 19th starting at noon at Frank Kelly's house. I need a good head count of everyone attending by August 16th. For those attending we need you guys to bring a side or desert of some kind, we also need drinks bottles or cans would work. Family and siblings are welcome but no friends this go round. Also bring a life vest if you have one to go tubing. The post will provide burgers, hotgogs, and paper products. I hope to see everyone there.

07/05/2017

End of break cookout,
The cookout for this Friday the 7th has been postponed. We will be having the cookout on August 19th from 12 noon till about 5 at Frank Kelly's house. I need to get a head count on every one that can attend please let me know. For those people that are attending we are asking that you bring a side dish or dessert of some kind. Also if you are attending and you have a life vest please bring that as well. If you do not have a vest don't worry about it. Please let me know as soon as you can if you are able to attend so we can get a head count. I hope everyone had a safe 4th I will be looking to hear from you soon.

04/10/2017

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Chapin Law Enforcement Explorer Post 170 Foundation Get involved and support the learning experiences of our future law enforcement officers. Officer Jason Byars leads the Chapin Law Enforcement Explorer Post 170 program along with several parent volunteers. Beyond, the in-house training provided...

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POLICE EXPLORERS VISIT THE CHAPIN ROTARY

The Chapin Police Explorers Post 170 is a program where young individuals ranging from fourteen to twenty- one participate in hands on training scenarios (Traffic Stops, Building Clearing, Daily Call response etc.) in a safe environment where they can develop law enforcement skills. Explorers also participate in the Ride- Along program, where they gain real life experiences.

(Pictured below: Rotary President Troy Crump (l)Chapin Police Explorers J J Sauls and(c) Jake Strange (r) brief the club on the goals and objectives of the program)