
| The Law Enforcement Explorer Program is part of the Learning for Life Division of the Boy Scouts of America. In 1981 the Aurora Police Department was given a charter to establish the Aurora Police Explorer Post 24, now 2024. The Post offers young men and women the opportunity to explore a career in police operations. |
![]() | CAREER: Investigate career opportunities in law enforcement. | |
![]() | SERVICE: Participation in community service projects. | |
![]() | LEADERSHIP: Members plan, organize, and lead activities. | |
![]() | FITNESS: Career related physical fitness training and testing. | |
![]() | SOCIAL: Interact with other Explorer Posts at conferences and | |
| competitions. | ||
![]() | OUTDOOR: The Post hosts an annual camping/paintball event. | |

![]() | Providing security, crowd and traffic control at community events. |
![]() | Assist at the front desk of one of the Police District Stations. |
![]() | Conduct tours of Police Headquarters. |
![]() | Explorers who complete 8 hours of community service each | |
| month have the opportunity to ride with a patrol officer and experience first hand police operations in the field. |
![]() | Explorers participate in local, regional and national conferences | |
| and competitions. |
![]() | Explorers train to demonstrate skill levels in arrest control, tactical | |
| training, crime scene investigation, hostage negotiation, domestic violence, traffic stops, police bike patrol, and other activities. |
![]() | The Explorer Post hosts an annual Paint ball Competition | |
| Weekend which is attended by other Posts from throughout the State of Colorado. |
![]() | Receive leadership training. |
![]() | Assist the Aurora Police Training Academy and SWAT Team by | |
| being role players during training exercises. |
![]() | Scholarship opportunities are available to Explorers who excel in | |
| the program through the Community College of Aurora, LEEPAAC, & BSA Learning for Life Program. |








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