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Tribal Police Main Line: 231-534-7777
Tribal Police (Confidential) TIP Line: 231-534-7158
Tribal Prosecutor’s Office: 231-534-7637
Emergency Preparedness: 231-534-7111
Fire / Rescue Department: 231-534-7666
Leelanau County Emergency Management: 911
Public Safety Department will provide for a safe environment for our community members and visitors, assist victims of crime with fairness, dignity and respect, protect the citizens of the Grand Traverse Band through effective prosecution of persons who violate criminal laws, protect the rights of persons accused, respond to an emergency or disaster and ensure that our natural resources are preserved and protected for future generations.
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