Gaming with a Cop

The Tulalip Police Department is composed of commissioned and non-commissioned staff members, with a variety of sworn and civilian employment opportunities.

The department is committed to community-oriented policing to meet the needs of the community. Tulalip Police Department continues to implement solutions, provide a challenging work environment, and encourage continued learning and development throughout our employees’ careers.

For current positions at Tulalip Police Department, click here.

The Tulalip Police Department Criminal Investigations

The department is committed to community-oriented policing to meet the needs of the community. Tulalip Police Department continues to implement solutions, provide a challenging work environment, and encourage continued learning and development throughout our employees’ careers.

For current positions at Tulalip Police Department, click here.

Chief Shawn Ledford, TPD

The Tulalip Police Department is composed of commissioned and non-commissioned staff members, with a variety of sworn and civilian employment opportunities.

For current positions at Tulalip Police Department, click here.

Kanoe Williams, TPD

The Tulalip Police Department is composed of commissioned and non-commissioned staff members, with a variety of sworn and civilian employment opportunities.

The department is committed to community-oriented policing to meet the needs of the community. Tulalip Police Department continues to implement solutions, provide a challenging work environment, and encourage continued learning and development throughout our employees’ careers.

For current positions at Tulalip Police Department, click here.

Alyshia Ramon, TPD

The Tulalip Police Department is composed of commissioned and non-commissioned staff members, with a variety of sworn and civilian employment opportunities.

The department is committed to community-oriented policing to meet the needs of the community. Tulalip Police Department continues to implement solutions, provide a challenging work environment, and encourage continued learning and development throughout our employees’ careers.

For current positions at Tulalip Police Department, click here.

Robert Guss, TPD

The department is committed to community-oriented policing to meet the needs of the community. Tulalip Police Department continues to implement solutions, provide a challenging work environment, and encourage continued learning and development throughout our employees’ careers.

For current positions at Tulalip Police Department, click here.

Lorelei Ranney, TPD

The department is committed to community-oriented policing to meet the needs of the community. Tulalip Police Department continues to implement solutions, provide a challenging work environment, and encourage continued learning and development throughout our employees’ careers.

For current positions at Tulalip Police Department, click here.

Jim Williams, TPD

The department is committed to community-oriented policing to meet the needs of the community. Tulalip Police Department continues to implement solutions, provide a challenging work environment, and encourage continued learning and development throughout our employees’ careers.

For current positions at Tulalip Police Department, click here.

Christopher Gobin, TPD

The department is committed to community-oriented policing to meet the needs of the community. Tulalip Police Departmentv continues to implement solutions, provide a challenging work environment, and encourage continued learning and development throughout our employees’ careers.

For current positions at Tulalip Police Department, click here.

Bow Gobin, TPD

The department is committed to community-oriented policing to meet the needs of the community. Tulalip Police Department continues to implement solutions, provide a challenging work environment, and encourage continued learning and development throughout our employees’ careers.

For current positions at Tulalip Police Department, click here.

Angela Davis, TPD

The department is committed to community-oriented policing to meet the needs of the community. Tulalip Police Department continues to implement solutions, provide a challenging work environment, and encourage continued learning and development throughout our employees’ careers.

For current positions at Tulalip Police Department, click here.

Amanda Hunter, TPD

The department is committed to community-oriented policing to meet the needs of the community. Tulalip Police Department continues to implement solutions, provide a challenging work environment, and encourage continued learning and development throughout our employees’ careers.

For current positions at Tulalip Police Department, click here.

Chief of the Day, TPD

Representing Tulalip Tribes and the values of strength, courage, bravery, and leadership is the Chief for a Day. Leah Sheldon represents 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.”

National Night Out

Tulalip Police Department opens up to the community on National Night Out. The men and women in uniform serving and protecting the Tulalip Community enjoy a cookout and a game of hoops with the Tulalip Bay Fire Department.

Tulalip Police K9 Unit

Office Tipper and Officer Kait take their calibrated noses out on the job. Trained police dogs, also known as K9 units, are an invaluable tool in detecting and preventing illegal drugs making their way into the Tulalip community.