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, . . provides an opportunity for young men and women ages 14 through 20 to explore an exciting career opportunities in law enforcement. The Sheriffs Office has three volunteer advisors for the Explorer program. The advisors contribute the following to the program: . Supervise explorers . Coordinate and schedule training . Schedule community events and details . Recruit new members TRIAD The TRIAD program is a cooperative effort of the Ramsey County Sheriffs Office, White Bear Lake Police Department, and the local chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). The TRIAD program has the following goals: . Reduce the criminal victimization of our senior population o Education on telephone and mail scams that target seniors . Provide safety and crime prevention material to seniors Community Affairs Officers (CAO) . The Sheriff's Office currently has 46 CAO volunteers, The volunteers are involved in a number of activities directed at assisting the law enforcement staff in non-law enforcement functions. The CAOs are involved in the following activities: Speed Reduction Program: . Warning letters . Deliver radar carts to problem traffic areas . Conduct radar surveys in complaint areas . Assist with Speed and Commercial Vehicle saturations Park Watch Program: . Monitor City and County parks to reduce the criminal damage to property . Educate park staff on observation skills and reporting suspicious activity . Visit with residents near park to educate on how they can help Seizure and Forfeiture Program: . Inventory vehicles seized by Sheriff s Office . Notification to all parties involved with the vehicle . Transfer titles and auction forfeited vehicles . Communication Center: . Develop and maintain contact list for all government numbers throughout Ramsey County . Maintain key holder list for business throughout all our dispatch contracts