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Sponsored by the Willoughby Police Department for over 26 years,
Law Enforcement Exploring Post 602 has provided an educational
resource for young males & females that are interested in law enforcement as a future profession. Exploring is a division of the Boy scouts of America-
Learning for Life. Started
under direction of then Chief William Crosier, the program
continues the tradition under Chief Conrad Straube. Volunteer officers, dispatchers, and clerks provide training and supervision
on station and in the community. A very large percentage of
explorers determine that law enforcement is a profession worth
pursuing, and go on to study criminal justice and law enforcement
in college. Willoughby police explorers have grown to become
police officers, state troopers, federal agents, military police,
business persons, and productive members of the community.
We are very proud of them all!
Requirements: At least
14 years of age and completed the 8th grade, or 15 and have not
reached the age of 21. Applicants must be enrolled in school or
college. A background check and student conduct / performance
inquiry will be made.
Those wishing to be considered for membership may download our
basic application and mail to, or
drop off at WPD. (Address below)
Post activities
Include: Twice a month training meetings ( 2nd & 4
th Wednesdays at station 6:30 pm, ability to achieve rank and earn
awards, shooting range program, and ride-along program. Explorers
also assist officers with traffic and crowd control at community
involvement programs, festivals, and parades. Our Ride-along
program is certified by the International Police Chiefs
Association !
Chief of Police: Conrad Straube
Explorer Captain: Mike Suscheck
Program O.I.C. Sgt. Randy Sevel -
Sgt. Todd Ashton
Community Officer: Ptlm. Tim
Kerzisnik
Post Advisor : Ptlm. Paul Emch
Post Asst. Advisors : Ptlm. Glasier &
Ptlm.Spradlin
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