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CHP Explorer Program Comes to Contra Costa County

by ECT

MARTINEZ, CA – On May 13, 2015 at 6:00 PM, California Highway Patrol (CHP), Contra Costa Area will be hosting an “Open House” for our CHP Explorer 320 Post at 5001 Blum Road, Martinez, CA. Those between 15 and 21 years of age that are interested in becoming a CHP Explorer should attend this exciting event. To RSVP to this event or to find out more about the CHP Explorer 320 Post; please call us at 925.646.4980.

The mission of the CHP Explorer Program is to develop young people into responsible and productive citizens through discipline and a commitment to serving their community.

The CHP Explorer Program offers a unique and challenging opportunity to young men and women to become an integral part of the Department’s operations, and experience what a career in law enforcement would be like. Successful completion of the Explorer Program can open many doors and present many opportunities for the youth of tomorrow, especially for an Explorer who is planning to make the CHP a career.

ASSORTED ACTIVITIES

  • Ride along with officers in the field
  • Driving Under the Influence (DUI) checkpoints
  • CHiP’s for kids
  • Assist with clerical duties at the Area office
  • Explorer competitions
  • Physical fitness training
  • Medical training
  • Community service
  • Organize fundraisers
  • Explorer meetings
  • Leadership development
  • Explorer Academy opportunities
  • Traffic control

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