Police Activities League

Boy’s Council brings the youth together to discuss a range of issues that affect boys and young men while building a sense of confidence, security and belonging.

The Council will challenge the boys to take healthy and safe risks which will build trust, brotherhood and self respect.

A program for middle and high school age girls focusing on such topics as body image, friendships, conflict-resolution and diversity.

Each program runs for eight sessions and incorporates art, music and guided discussion in order to help girls develop positive peer relationships.

In 2010 Congress began dedicating the entire month of February to Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. 1 in 3 teen girls report Teen Dating Violence. Teen dating abuse can be physical, verbal, mental, or digital, S.A.F.E.’s It’s Time to Talk Program brings our teens together to promote prevention and awareness about teen relationships.

Fishing, camping, art class, movie night, karaoke, mountain biking, kayaking, equestrian and more.

P.A.L. provides many different opportunities for young people to have fun and do things they may not have been able to do, while sharing the experience with our local law enforcement officers.

Building relationships with law enforcement helps establish trust, respect and forge bonds that will benefit the youth, officers and the community.

Anger Management is a 4 session group class that helps teens ages 14-18 identify triggers and sources of anger while teaching de-escalation, positive coping techniques and stress management.

This class is offered 6 times per year and is court-approved.

Provides one on one sessions that are youth directed, meaning the case manager will follow the lead in discussing topics the youth chooses to talk about.

These can be problem solving sessions regarding conflict with parents or peers, or can be goal oriented such as getting help in a job search or writing a resume.

Case Managers aim to build rapport with youth and invite them to have a place to talk freely.

Learning to give back to the community is crucial in building healthy and responsible citizens.

S.A.F.E. wants to help youth as well as teach them to help. We provide young people with many community service opportunities at our office, with our various programs out in the community.

All youth can learn leadership skills and those skills will benefit them for the rest of their lives. Whether they are in front of the crowd, behind the scenes, or taking minutes, there is a place for everyone.

The P.A.L. Teen Leadership Program (TLP) provides youth with opportunities to meet community members, build confidence, make friends and work in the community to help others. Thanks to grants through The National Police Activities League our TLP program rocks. Come join us!

Victim Awareness is a 2 session class for teens who have offended in such areas as shoplifting, vandalism, tagging, property damage etc.

The Victim Awareness class helps put the offender in the victim’s shoes and build empathy.

This class is offered 1-2 times a month and is court approved.