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Recreational Dive Club · Est. 2026 · Nassau County, N.Y.

NCPD DIVE CLUB

A club for members of the Nassau County Police Department
  • Open to sworn, civilian, active and retired members, and to members of other Nassau County law enforcement agencies.
  • No experience needed. Certification training runs through local dive shops and PADI instructors.
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First Meeting

Informational Meeting · Open to All Members

Wednesday, November 18, 2026

1930 hours · David S. Mack Center for Training and Intelligence

David S. Mack Center for Training and Intelligence (NCPD)

First meeting of the NCPD Dive Club. Club purpose, training options, planned dives and trips, and membership sign-up. Open to all members — sworn, civilian, active and retired — and to members of other Nassau County law enforcement agencies. Certified divers, recently certified, and members who have never tried scuba are all welcome. No experience needed.

NCPD Dive Club emblem
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What the Club Does

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Connect

Connect with fellow members and find dive buddies.

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Train

Train through local dive shops and PADI instructors — intro dives, certification, refresher courses, and more.

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Explore

Explore organized local dives and group trips, domestic and international.

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Build Camaraderie

Build camaraderie through a shared recreational interest outside of the job.

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About the Club

The NCPD Dive Club is a recreational club for members of the Nassau County Police Department. It was founded in 2026 by Det. Lieutenant Robert Kohlmier, for members at every level — including members who have never been under water.

The club is a recreational organization. It is not a department unit, it has no operational role, and it does not train or deploy divers for department missions. Members dive on their own certifications, their own time, and their own gear.

Sworn MembersActive and retired
Civilian MembersActive and retired
Other AgenciesMembers of other Nassau County law enforcement agencies
ExperienceAll experience levels welcome
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Training

Local shops · PADI instructors
STEP 1

Intro Dive

A first pool or confined-water session with an instructor. No certification required.

STEP 2

Open Water

Entry-level certification through a local dive shop or PADI instructor.

STEP 3

Advanced Open Water

Deeper dives, navigation, and local-condition experience under instruction.

STEP 4

Rescue Diver

Self-rescue, diver assistance, and in-water emergency skills.

Refresher courses run for certified members who have been out of the water. Partner shops and instructors are listed by the board as agreements are set.

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Gear & Store

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Recommended Starting Gear

The board's list for a brand-new diver: what to buy first, what to rent until you know, and the order to buy in. Mask, fins, snorkel, exposure protection, then the rest.

Starting Gear List

Team Store

Club shirts, patches, and challenge coins are sold through the team store. Proceeds go to club expenses.

Visit the Team Store ↗
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Leadership

Club board

D/LT Robert Kohlmier

Founder · Point of Contact

Commanding Officer of the District Attorney Squad. Founded the club in 2026. Questions and membership information: [email protected] · 516-330-8023

Det. William Hannan

Vice President

Vice President. NCPD District Attorney Squad. [email protected] · 917-485-4036

Det. Elliot Lichtenstein

Vice President

Vice President. NCPD District Attorney Squad. [email protected]

Membership

Join the Club

Membership is open to sworn, civilian, active and retired members of the department, and to members of other Nassau County law enforcement agencies. All experience levels are welcome. Complete the membership interest form and the board will contact you.

Complete the Membership Interest Form
Form opens in Google Forms
Responses go to the club board