URGENT UPDATE: The Washington County Sheriff’s Office is calling all teens aged 14 to 18 to a crucial Explorer Program Orientation on Thursday, January 8, 2026, from 6 PM to 9 PM. This is a prime opportunity for young individuals interested in law enforcement to gain valuable insights into a potential career path.
This orientation is not just an event; it’s a gateway into the world of law enforcement, where curiosity meets real-world experience. Attendees will engage directly with law enforcement personnel, witnessing demonstrations and discussions that reveal the inner workings of crime prevention, investigation, and community policing.
Parents and guardians looking for empowering after-school activities for their teens should take note. This three-hour session will provide a comprehensive overview of the Explorer Program, designed to educate and inspire the next generation of public service leaders. Participants will learn about the program’s objectives and benefits, helping them understand if a career in law enforcement is right for them.
This initiative is part of a nationwide effort under the Law Enforcement Exploring program, aimed at providing hands-on experiences and insights into various aspects of law enforcement. As community engagement becomes increasingly vital, this orientation stands as a bridge between young citizens and the officers dedicated to their safety.
The Washington County Sheriff’s Office emphasizes that this event represents more than just an informative session; it’s a pivotal moment for many teens, potentially shaping their futures and aspirations.
Don’t miss this chance to connect with local law enforcement and explore a career that serves the community. For more details, visit the Washington County Sheriff’s Office social media pages.
Join us on January 8 to discover the possibilities—this is an opportunity that could change lives!
