Law Enforcement Agreements

Alabama

• PoarchBand of Creek Indians Code, sec. 9-2

Arizona

• FortMojave Indian Tribe and Arizona Department of Public Safety,"Agreement to Provide Mutual Aid Law Enforcement Servicesin Emergency Situations" (May 2002)
• FortMojave Indian Tribe and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department,"Interlocal Agreement for Mutual Aid in Law Enforcement"(February 1995)
• FortMojave Indian Tribe and County of Mohave, "IntergovernmentalAgreement for Use of Mohave County Juvenile Detention Services"(January 2001)
• TohonoO'Odham Nation and County of Maricopa, "Mutual Protectionand Law Enforcement Agreement" (August 2002)
• Letterfrom U.S. Attorney for the District of Arizona to the LawEnforcement Coordinating Committee for the District of Arizona(February 2002)
• Memorandumof Arizona Solicitor General
• FortMcDowell Yavapai Community Law and Order Code, Chapter 7
• WhiteMountain Apache Tribe, Criminal Code, Ch. 3
• WhiteMountain Apache - Memorandum of Understanding InvolvingWhite Mountain Apache Police Department and Federal, State,and Local Law Enforcement Agencies
• SaltRiver Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Tribal Code, Chapter7
• SaltRiver Commendation Letters
• SaltRiver Extradition Log
• NavajoNation Law and Order Code - Extradition
• NavajoNation Tribal Council Resolution re Extradition
• TohonoO'Odham Nation Law Enforcement Materials

California

• JointPowers Agreement between Hoopa Valley Tribe and HumboldtCounty, May 1995
• Countyof Placer and Auburn Community Law Enforcement and LandUse MOU (January 2000)
• DocumentsRe Aqua Caliente Cooperation with City of Anaheim Investigation(July 2002)
• Impactof Bishop Paiute v. County of Inyo Letter (April 2002)
• Memorandumfrom California Attorney General to All California DistrictAttorneys, Sheriffs, and Chiefs of Police (April 2002)
• HumboldtCounty Drug Task Force and Hoopa Valley Tribal Police DepartmentInvestigative Reports

Connecticut

• MashantucketPequot Practice Guidelines on Requests for Information Pertainingto Child Support
• MashantucketPequot Practice Guidelines on Subpoenas in Criminal Cases
• MashantucketPequot Tribal Nation - Memorandum of Understanding: InvestigativeResponsibilities for Indian Country
• MashantucketPequot Tribal Nation - Office of Legal Counsel PracticeGuidelines
• MashantucketCourt of Appeals Decision (Husband v. Wife)
• MashantucketPequot Tribal Nation - Connecticut State Police Video/AudioTape Evidence Protocol

Florida

• Area of Concurrent Jurisdiction Agreement between MiccosukeeTribe of Indians and Dade County, December 1978

Idaho

• Memorandumof Agreement between Shoshone-Bannock Tribes and Power CountyFebruary 2002

Michigan

• ncai/resource/agreements/mn_law_fond_du_lac_band-10-26-2001.pdfDeputization Agreement between The Grand Traverse Band ofOttawa and Chippewa Indians and Leelanau County, March 19,1997
• LawEnforcement Agreement between Hannahville Indian Communityand Menominee County, January 2001
• GrandTraverse Band Leelanau County Sheriff's Log (February 2003)
• LittleRiver Band Police Report of Annual Activity (2002)
• LittleTraverse Band - County of Emmet Law Enforcement Agreement(January 2003)
• MichiganCourt Rule 2.615
• GrandTraverse Band Court Rule 10.001-10.107
• BayMills Indian Community Court Rule 1.101-1.301
• LittleRiver Band of Ottawa Indians Court Rule
• LittleTraverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians, Court Rule
• LittleTraverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians - Police Report (Feb.7, 2003)
• LittleTraverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians - Deputation Agreementwith Secretary of the Interior
• HannahvilleIndian Community, Court Rule
• GrandTraverse - Leelanau County Sheriff's Office letter (Sept.1, 1998)

Minnesota

• Cooperative Law Enforcement Agreement between The Fond DuLac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians and St. LouisCounty, 10/26/2001
• CooperativeLaw Enforcement Agreement between Leech Lake Band of OjibweIndians and Counties, October 2000
• PaulBunyan Narcotics Task Force Interagency Agreement betweenLeech Lake Band of Ojibwe Indians, Counties, December 2001
• MilleLacs Band and the County of Mille Lacs Law Enforcement Agreement(July 1998)
• WhiteEarth Band and County of Mahnomen Law Enforcement Agreement(March 1999)

Montana

• AssiniboineSioux Tribes of the Fort Peck Reservation, Wolf Point, Poplar,Montana Highway Patrol, and Roosevelt County Agreement forCross-Deputization of Law Enforcement Officers (April 2000)

Nebraska

• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska, Bureau ofIndian Affairs, and Nebraska State Patrol, January 2002

Neveda

• NevadaStatute Re: Arrests by BIA or Tribal Police Officers
• Washoe Tribal Police Logs (1991-1992)
• WashoeTribe Police Process Logs

New Mexico

• NewMexico Statute on Tribal-State Intergovernmental Agreementsand Authorities
• NewMexico Statute Authorizing Tribal and Pueblo Police Officersto Act as New Mexico Peace Officers
• NewMexico State Police and Navajo Nation Agreement (July 1981)
• NavajoNation - McKinley County Cross Commissioning Agreement (September1997)
• AgreementBetween New Mexico State Police and Jicarilla Apache Tribe(July 1979)
• MOUConcerning Investigation and Prosecution of Violations ofCertain State Laws on Santa Ana Pueblo Lands (March 2000)
• Puebloof Laguna - Cooperative Agreement Between the New MexicoEnvironmental Department and the Pueblo of Laguna
• Puebloof Acoma - Memorandum of Understanding Regarding CriminalHistory Record Information
• Puebloof Acoma - Memorandum of Understanding Concerning Investigationand Prosecution of Violations of the State of New MexicoGaming Laws

New York

• OnandagaCounty Sheriff's Department Written Directive to "ResponseCalls" to Onondaga Nation (1993)
• Onandaga- Papineau v. Dillon Decision in United States DistrictCourt - Northern District of New York, (Frederick J. Scullen,Jr., J. ) (August 1993)

North Carolina

• North Carolina Act to Clarify the Authority of the Officersof the Police Department of the Eastern Band of Cherokee,1987
• EasternBand of Cherokee Indians Police Department and County SheriffDepartments as Signatory, "Intergovernmental Agreement"(November 2001)
• NorthCarolina Statute Affirming Full Faith and Credit for CherokeeTribal Court Decisions

North Dakota

• ThreeAffiliated Tribes - Cooperative Law Enforcement Agreementbetween and among United States Bureau of Indian Affairsand Three Affiliated Tribes and County of Montrail

Oklahoma

• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Calvin, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and Hughes County, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Panama, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Bureau of Indian Affairs, Quapaw Nation,and City of Quapaw, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Stigler, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and Atoka County, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Bokchito, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Caddo, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indians Affairs,and Choctaw County, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indians Affairs,and City of Hartshorne, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Heavener, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Keota, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Red Oak, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Valliant, August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Wright City , August 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Boswell, September 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Bureau of Indian Affairs, Chickasaw Nation,and Carter County, September 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Colbert, September 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Krebs, September 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and Pushmataha, September 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Bureau of Indian Affairs, Chickasaw Nation,and City of Ardmor, September 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Cherokee Nation, State of Oklahoma, andUnited State Government, July 1993
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Clayton, October 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Spiro, October 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of McAlester, June 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Shady Point, June 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Calera, June 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Citizen Band of Potawatomi and PottawatomieCounty, December 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Bennington, October 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Cherokee Nation, State of Oklahoma, andUnited State Government, July 1993
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Coalgate, October 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Kiowa, October 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Rattan, October 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and Haskell County, June 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Poteau, May 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Stringtown, June 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Hugo, March 1995
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and Latimer County, May 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Talihina, May 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Tupelo, June 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Tushka, June 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Broken Bow, November 1995
• IntergovernmentalCo-Operative Agreement between Wyandotte Tribe and Cityof Fairland, December 1995
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and Leflore County, June 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Bureau of Indian Affairs Chickasaw Nationand City of Lone Grove December 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and Pittsburg County, June 1994
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Muscogee Creek Nation, Bureau of IndianAffairs, and Okmulgee County, May 97
• CooperativeEnforcement and Cross-Deputization Agreement between OsageNation, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Osage County, and Stateof Oklahoma, September 1999
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Wilburton, March 1996
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and McCurtain County November 1995
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Muscogee Creek Nation and Hughes CountyAugust 1995
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Bureau of Indian Affairs, Chickasaw Nationand Jefferson County, December 1993
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Bureau of Indian Affairs, Chickasaw Nationand City of Marlow, December 1993
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Bureau of Indian Affairs and Ottawa County,April 1992
• IntergovernmentalCo-Operative Agreement between Wyandotte Tribe and OttawaCounty, December 1998
• IntergovernmentalCo-Operative Agreement between Wyandotte Tribe and OttawaCounty, December 1995
• AbsenteeShawnee Tribe and County of Pottawatomie, IntergovernmentalCo-Operative Law Enforcement Agreement (January 2002)
• OklahomaDept. of Human Services - "Guidelines for Reportingand Investigating Child Abuse in Indian Country for WesternDistrict of Oklahoma"
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Durant (April 1994)
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Bureau of Indian Affairs (Chickasaw Nation)and City of Healdton (May 1994)
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Bureau of Indian Affairs (Chickasaw Nation)and City of Ringling (May 1994)
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Bokoshe (August 1994)
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and City of Calvin (August 1994)
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Bureau of Indian Affairs (Chickasaw Nation)and City of Pauls Valley (February 1994)
• IntergovernmentalCo-Operative Agreement between Sac and Fox Nation and Cityof Stroud (August 1991)
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Bureau of Indian Affairs (Seminole Tribeof Oklahoma) and City of Wewoka (February 1994)
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Choctaw Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs,and Bryan County (April 1994)
• Cross-DeputizationAgreement between Bureau of Indian Affairs (Chickasaw Nation)and City of Chickasha (April 1994)
• CherokeeCode Sec. 25-5 (Full faith and cedit)

Oregon

• Fresh Pursuit and Extradition Agreement between ConfederatedTribes of Umatilla Indians and State of Oregon, October1981
• Provisions of Law Enforcement to City of Siletz, OregonAgreement between Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indiansand City of Siletz, August 2000
• NezPerce Tribal Code, Chapter 2-1, Rule 20
• ConfederatedTribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation Extradition Code

South Dakota

• Joint Powers Service Agreement between Flandreau SanteeSioux Tribe and City of Flandreau, December 2000
• Sisseton-WahpetonSioux Tribal Code, Ch. 30-02-01

Utah

• UteIndian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation Law andOrder Code, Title XII, Rule 33

Washington

• CooperativeLaw Enforcement Agreement between Swinomish Indian TribalCommunity and Skagit County (July 1999)
• Swinomish- LaConnor Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for Mutual Aid(June 1990)
• Swinomish- Burlington Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for MutualAid (June 1993)
• Swinomish- Coupeville Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for MutualAid (April 1996)
• TulalipTribes Ordinance Regarding Employee Records
• Tulalip-CascadeCounty Search Warrant (October 2002)
• TulalipSearch Warrant (October 2002)
• SnohomishCounty Petition for Tulalip Court Subpoena to Release PersonnelFiles (December 1996)
• Orderof the Suquamish Tribal Court, Washington v. A Gray andWhite Double Wide (September 27, 2002)
• SwinomishPolice Department Log Sheet
• SkagitCounty Prosecutor's Request Form
• SwinomishTribal Community - Letters of Commendation from La Conner,Chelan, Skagit County, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation
• Swinomishcorrespondence with Federal Aviation Administration
• TulalipTribes and Snohomish County Cooperative Law EnforcementAgreement
• Espitav. Tulalip Tribes (search warrant)
• TulalipTribal Court Order- subpoena for personnel records

Wisconsin

• LawEnforcement Mutual Aid Agreement Between Oneida Nation andCity of Green Bay (October 1996)
• LawEnforcement Mutual Aid Agreement Between Oneida Nation andVillage of Ashwaubenon (December 1995)
• WisconsinState Statute Authorizing Tribal Law Enforcement Officersthe Power to Enforce the Laws of the State

Wyoming

• EasternShoshone Tribe, Northern Arapaho Tribe, City of Rivertonand BIA Law Enforcement Agreement (December 2000)
• ContractBetween Wyoming and the Northern Arapaho Nation for Child,Youth and Juvenile Justice Services (June 2002).
• EasternShoshone and Northern Arapaho Tribes - Law Enforcement Agreementwith Hot Springs County and the Bureau of Indian Affairs
• EasternShoshone and Northern Arapaho Tribes - Law Enforcement Agreementwith the City of Lander and the Bureau of Indian Affairs

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