EXPLORERS:
The Lake County Sheriff's Office Explorer Program was established in 1989 to allow the young adults of Lake County to experience the many various aspects of a law enforcement career by working together with certified deputies and other Explorers. The Explorer Program works under direction of the Sheriff, as part of the Community Engagement Division.

The Explorer Program is the longest serving of three volunteer divisions within the Sheriff's Office. The Explorer post operates year round, and many of our post members have five or more years of service with the Sheriff's Office. Explorer Post 60 is a chartered organization of Learning for Life.

PROJECT KID CONNECT:
Backpack and school supply giveaway to benefit Lake County's School aged children. Click here to learn more.

LCSO SUMMER CAMP:
The Lake County Sheriff's Office Summer Camp for 8-12 year olds is free to participate.

TEEN DRIVER CHALLENGE:
Presented by the Florida Sheriff's Association and the Lake County Sheriff's Office, the Teen Driver Challenge is a driving course that provides a mixture of classroom instruction and hands-on driver training at the Lake Tech Institute of Public Safety Driving Range in Tavares.

YOUTH CRIMINAL JUSTICE CAREER CAMP:
Are you a student who is interested in a career in criminal justice? Our Youth Criminal Justice Career Camp is held during the summer and is for teens ages 14 through 17 who are interested in a career in Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement, CSI, Prosecutors, etc.) Apply here for the LCSO Youth Criminal Justice Career Camp once the application period opens. You will also need to complete this Waiver of Liability in order for your child to participate.