new member information

Prospective members must be 21 years of age. You will be required to submit a set of finger prints, successfully pass a Chino Police Department background check. Participate in training and successfully pass horse/rider certification tests for mounted status. Willing to donate time and effort toward civic mindedness. Able to work well within group settings. In order to qualify for membership you must first participate in three rides, mounted training functions, or events and attend two monthly meetings. Mounted Members will be required to demonstrate their horsemanship abilities. Membership Initiation Fee $100 for Mounted Member Mounted members must have appropriate horse and own or have access to a horse trailer. $50 for Non-Mounted Member Qualifications and background check are the same for both mounted and non-mounted. Non-mounted members will not be required to demonstrate horsemanship ,own a horse or horse trailer. The membership initiation fee is a one-time payment that is necessary to offset for uniforms and equipment that will be issued to you . DUES $36 PER YEAR Meetings You will be required to attend meetings that are currently scheduled on the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 pm. Interested ? The Mounted Posse Program meets at the Chino Police Facility located at
Chino Police Department 13250 Central Avenue Chino, California 91710 (909)591-9874
or
Debra S.
chinomountedposse@hotmail.com

CITY OF CHINO
VOLUNTEER APPLICATION

:: VOLUNTEERING

It is one of the most beautiful compensations of life, that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself.

RALPH W. EMERSON

:: What is volunteering?

Asking, "What is volunteering?" is like asking, "What's a sport?" There are some basic similarities between all sports (they all have some rules, they all involve physical activity), but most sports are very different from each other. Just think about the differences between soccer and ice hockey. Volunteering is similar—there are thousands of examples of volunteer opportunities. The one basic similarity among all volunteer opportunities is this: volunteering involves you offering to give, or volunteer, some of your free time and skills to help the community. .