The Patrol Division of the Suquamish Police Department is the most visible part of the Police Department. The men and women of the Suquamish Police provide 24 hours a day, 365 days a year Law Enforcement service to a population of just over 7800 permanent Native and Non-Native residents. The Port Madison Indian Reservation consists of over 7,486 acres that contains Tribal trust lands, individually and collectively owned trust lands, historic allotments held in trust, and fee lands owned by Indians and non-Indians (approximately 15 square miles). The reservation is located on a major highway, and is the only access route to one of the busiest Washington Ferry lines to Seattle. Nearly Million people in Million vehicles passed through several miles of our Reservation a year just to ride the ferries.
The Department also has a marine enforcement division that protects the natural resources of the Tribe over an area that encompasses 3,500 square miles of the Tribes usual and accustomed fishing, hunting and harvesting areas, mostly throughout the Salish sea. This unit monitors fishing, hunting and harvesting activities, as well as investigations involving theft or poaching of natural resources.
The Suquamish Police Department responds to approximately 11,000 incidents a year. The men and women of the Suquamish Police department also respond to assist neighboring Police Departments.
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