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What is the Explorer Program?

Explorers are young men and women between the ages of 14 and 21 who have completed the 8th grade.  Explorers learn first-hand about law enforcement.  They can use this information to help them decide if a career in law enforcement is for them.

The Explorer Program is not limited only to those interested in law enforcement as a career.  Explorers receive a better understanding of law enforcement in general.  This information is beneficial no matter what career path is chosen.

Florida Sheriff's Explorer Association
www.fsea.us

Explorer meetings currently are held every Wednesday from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM at the Family Action Center near Lecanto High School.

Activities Explorers Engage In:
  • Instruction in areas of law enforcement, such as traffic stops, officer safety, first aid, crime prevention and firearms safety.
  • Traffic control and parking cars at events in the community.
  • Attend the Florida Sheriff's Explorer Association Meetings with other Explorers from across the state of Florida.
  • Deputy Ride-A-Long Program.
Applicants Must Meet The Following Criteria:
  • Have and maintain at least a grade point average of 2.0 ("C").
  • No serious arrests.
  • No illegal drug use.





For more information or to make a donation please contact Deputy Allison Ferraro,
School Resource Officer Program, Citrus County Sheriff's Office.

Phone 352-726-4488 Extension 812
E-Mail aferraro@sheriffcitrus.org