American Sheriffs Posse Network (APSN) connects trained volunteers and community partners around preparedness, professional training, service, and responsible operational support.

The approved APSN uniform-patch identity combines tradition, preparedness, community and a connected national network.
APSN is designed as a private-sector volunteer network. It does not independently confer governmental law-enforcement authority. Members serve within defined program roles, policies, training requirements and agency/community partnerships.
Prepared, visible volunteer support built around safer communities and responsible service.
Structured training levels, recurring education, certifications and documented qualifications.
Events, preparedness, community assistance, timesheets and accountable service records.
Country, state, county and city organization with chapter leadership and shared standards.
The secure portal manages the roster, organizational structure, event signup, training records, policy documents, vehicles, timesheets, reports, equipment, recommended gear and Young POSSE access.
Probation, L1, L2, L3, current/prior-year records and assessments.
Events, assigned members, POC, gear, uniforms, operation plans and AAR notes.
Gear inventory, member issue records, vehicle logs and recommended equipment.
Applications, reports, policies, member records, credentials and role-based access.
Applications go directly into the secured command review queue.
Community organizations and partners can submit requests for review.
Founder of the APSN / POSSE101 concept. Public professional credentials will be added only after verified source documentation is approved for publication.
The operating principle behind the program, training system and community mission.


Authorized APSN members and command staff only.