Law Enforcement Exploring is a national volunteer organization designed to educate youth by creating and developing an interest in law enforcement governed by Learning for Life and the Boy Scouts of America.

The LVMPD Explorer Program exposes young adults to a career in law enforcement by matching their interests in four specific areas: Crime Scene Investigation, Corrections, Dispatch, and Police. In addition to the training they receive, the LVMPD Explorer Program also aims to develop and refine qualities such as maturity, responsibility, character, civic duty, and personal fitness.

Comprised of young males and females ages 16-20, the program is led by youth members, under the supervision and guidance of adult advisors who are employed by LVMPD as commissioned officers and civilians. Law Enforcement Explorers receive training that is similar to what sworn and civilian law enforcement personnel receive through weekly meetings. They are also afforded the rare opportunity to observe law enforcement in action through ride alongs and sit alongs in various facets of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.