2-10-16 dodge county explorer post awards

The Dodge County Law Enforcement Explorer Post is proud to announce several great accomplishments and recognitions of its members who are made up of youth from around Dodge County.  On Monday, January 28, 2015, the Explorer Post held its 8^th annual awards night.  At this event there were several awards given.  The first award given was the Presidential Service Award.  This is a premier volunteer award given that encourages United States citizens to live a life of service.  This award includes ad Presidential Service Award pin and a signed letter from the President of the United States of America.  In 2015 we had 4 award recipients:
Bradley Kulibert of Mayville
            Easton Meier of Beaver Dam
            Grant Allar of Beaver Dam
            Scott Anderson of Beaver Dam
We also recognized 2 special explorers who went above and beyond what is asked or expected of them in 2015.  They showed leadership, dedication, and service to the community.  They were:
Explorer of the Year: Bradley Kulibert of Mayville
            Rookie of the Year:   Quinton Rennhack of Clyman
On Thursday, January 28 through Sunday, January 31, 2016, 6 of the Dodge County Law Enforcement Explorer’s attended a state conference and competed against 33 other teams from around the state in 7 different competitions.  At the end of the weekend, there were awards for all 7 of those events.  The Dodge County Explorers took home 3 of those awards as listed below:           
            Attorney General’s Legal Exam: 1rst Place
            Shoot/Don’t Shoot Judgement Competition: 2^nd Place
            Dispatch Operations: 3^rd Place
 Team Members:         Bradley Kulibert –Mayville
                                    Easton Meier – Beaver Dam
                                    Megan Falkinham – Beaver Dam
                                    Scott Anderson – Beaver Dam
                                    Quinton Rennhack – Clyman
                                    Grant Allar – Beaver Dam
This year’s competition results once again shows that our dedicated Explorer Post members are seriously preparing for a career in law enforcement. The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office is extremely proud of these young men and women and looks forward to their eventual rise to full time employment with in law enforcement agencies across the state