Tulalip Tribal Police Department

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Mission:
Our mission is to honor and protect the rich culture, traditions, treaty rights, and sovereignty of the Tulalip Tribes.

We serve all people with respect, empathy, and dignity. We provide fair and equitable policing services through community engagement, reducing crime and enhancing safety and livability.

Vision:
Our vision is to be a premier police agency, with highly trained and professional staff, developing positive relationships, demonstrating care and compassion while providing exceptional service and maintaining the trust of the Tulalip community.

Core Values:

  • Service
  • Honor
  • Integrity
  • Courage
  • Dedication
  • Compassion
  • Accountability

MEDIA RELEASES

Tulalip Tribal Police media release Phone Scam Targeting Elders image.

Illicit Fentanyl Detected in New Form

The Washington State Department of Health reports that illicit fentanyl is being detected in new forms and is causing an increasing number of overdose deaths in the state.

Tulalip Tribal Police media release Missing Person - Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis, $60,000 Reward.

Missing Person Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis. $60,000 Reward.

The Tulalip Police Department would like your help in locating a missing person.

TPD is taking action against Fentanyl

TPD is taking action against Fentanyl

The TPD Drug Task Force and Community Response Team are working diligently to combat the sale of illicit drugs on the Tulalip Reservation.

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HELPFUL DOCUMENTS

Citizen Feedback Form Property / Evidence Request Form Police Report Request Form

Sex Offenders Registration (SORNA)

Sex Offenders Registration Notification Act.
In order to utilize the sex offender registry, click here.

Tulalip Tribal sex offenders registration (SORNA) lookup registry.

VIDEOS

Chief for a Day

Representing the Tulalip Tribes and the values of strength, courage, bravery, and leadership is the Chief for a Day. Leah Sheldon represents the Tulalip Tribes as Chief for a Day. “We know you’re not just chiefs for a day,” Lt. Governor of Washington Cyrus Habib remarks in commencement, “You’re gonna be chiefs for the rest of your lives.”