Horses can
be of any breed, but must have a
good disposition, be healthy,
and show no signs of lameness.
The posse horse must be
well-trained and exhibit basic
knowledge such as gait changes,
backing, and trail work.
The horse must pass an annual
sensory training clinic which
will help detect if the horse
can tolerate the numerous
situations that it will be
exposed to.
Both the
horse and rider must qualify for
the posse as a team. The
rider must own tack, truck and
trailer. The rider must
demonstrate good riding ability
and horsemanship prior to
acceptance as a member.
Official Functions
Non-Emergency Situations
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To maintain
public peace through the
visible presence of the
Mounted Posse at public
events.
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To assist
the public in
non-enforcement situations,
i.e. giving directions,
aiding lost children, etc.
Emergency
Situations
Posse Members
The Posse
may have up to 25 riding &
non-riding, both male and
female, members.
Application
When an
opening is available, the Posse
will advertise the position.
Interested applicants can apply
as stated in the advertisement.
Contributors
The Posse
would like to thank all the
contributors for their donations
toward our search and rescue
equipment. Without their
support, none of this would be
possible. We would also
like to extend a big thank you
to the Carlton County Sheriff's
Office for their cooperation and
help in getting the Posse
established.
Take a
Look at some of our
Posse
Pictures
Posse Brochures
Posse
Information Brochure
Posse
Welcome Brochure
The Carlton County Posse is a
Non-Profit Organization
providing community service and
consists of up to 25 members and
their horses. For more
information or to make a
donation, please call (218)
384-3236.