Youth ages 15½–21 can join Yakima Police Department's Explorer program with background checks and interviews.
A self-storage facility proposal at 1004 Wallace Way in Grandview was filed for SEPA review, including 39,400 square feet of space and 33 RV parking spaces on 4.28 acres.
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Yakima Police Explorer Post 275 seeks volunteers Youth ages 15½–21 can join Yakima Police Department's Explorer program with background checks and interviews. The Yakima Police Explorer Post 275 is a volunteer law enforcement training program for young adults ages 15½ to 21. Requirements include a background check, oral interview, and passing a polygraph test. Explorers must attend weekly meetings and complete a one-week state academy training each year. Participants gain hands-on experience, earn community service hours, and may qualify for scholarships. Alumni have joined law enforcement agencies as officers and dispatchers. Grandview self-storage project filed Self-storage facility proposal at 1004 Wallace Way in Grandview submitted for review under SEPA. Grandview City filed a SEPA document for a self-storage facility project at 1004 Wallace Way. The project includes 39,400 square feet of self-storage space and 33 RV parking spaces on 4.28 acres in the M-1 Light Industrial Zoning District.
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