Youth Programs

The Irving Police Department's Youth Programs are designed to engage young people in meaningful, community-based activities that foster trust, personal development and civic responsibility.

Irving Police Athletic League

Find out how your kids can participate in the Irving Police Athletic League.

Irving PAL Urban Outdoors Program

The Urban Outdoors Program is designed for boys and girls ages 8 to 18. It's goal is to provide a safe and secure environment for kids to learn about and appreciate the great outdoors, by participating in outdoor activities

Law Enforcement Explorers

Learn more about the Law Enforcement Explorers, a program for young people with an interest in a future Law Enforcement career.

The PRIDE Program

The Positive Role Models In Drug Education (PRIDE) Program is Irving’s school-based anti-drug initiative for youth, established in 1989 through collaboration between educators, police, citizens, and business leaders. Launched during the 1990–91 school year, PRIDE is a joint effort between the Irving Police Department and local school districts, currently active in 21 elementary schools. Its primary goals are to educate students on making positive choices regarding drugs, gangs, and peer pressure, to connect them with trusted police role models, and to enhance the department's image within the community. The program emphasizes abstinence from alcohol and drugs as the only safe choice for school-age children. Committed to continuous improvement, PRIDE invites community involvement and feedback to ensure its continued effectiveness.

Teen Court

Learn about the the Teen Court Program and the different ways teens can participate and the good it can do.

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