The Treaty Council has a long history of
coordinating with both state enforcement personnel and tribal enforcement
agencies to ensure compliance with fisheries and hunting regulations, which are
either issued by the individual tribal offices or the Treaty Council office.
Members who violate regulations can be cited in tribal court where they can
face penalties ranging from monetary fines and loss of fishing or hunting
privileges to imprisonment.
The member tribes’ enforcement staff are responsible for 2,250 square miles of
marine patrol area in Puget Sound, Hood Canal, the Strait of Juan de Fuca and
the San Juan Islands, as well as 1,250 river miles, and the surrounding
geography of the Treaty Area.
Port Gamble S’Klallam Enforcement Information
Deputy Chief Mauricio Benitez 360 536 1195
Sergeant Josh Woods 360 621 4026
Officer Tyler Steinmetz 360 621 0680
Officer Michael Bradshaw 360 517 3844
Officer Joseph Ives 360 265 5382
Officer Chris Brumpton 360 731 8673
More information can be found on their enforcement website.
Jamestown S’Klallam Enforcement Information
Chief of Public Safety & N/R Enforcement Rory Kallappa 360-477-0233
Sergeant Jason Robbins 360-460-5178
Officer Patrick Carter 360-477-3531
More information can be found on their enforcement website.