Tribal Police

Mission Statement

The Coeur d’ Alene Tribal Police department has been granted authority to enforce those Laws and Regulations as are set forth by the Coeur d’ Alene Tribal Council and the United Stats of America. The goal of this Police Department is to protect human life and to maintain the peace, also to protect the property and resources of the Tribe and its members; and to serve the Coeur d’ Alene Tribe in a reasonable and prudent manner. The officers of this department are expected to carry out these responsibilities diligently and courteously and to take pride in the services they provide.

Announcments

If you need to contact Kootenai County Dispatch to have Tribal Officer respond, for a non emergency call, please call 208 686-2099 or 208 446 1855. This number is to request a Tribal Officer to respond non emergency to assist anyone for a non emergency call. If you have an Emergency Call please dial 911. If anyone would like a small metal dog tag that has these numbers, for reference, please stop by the Tribal Police Department and pick one up.

Contact

Address

125 South 10th Street Plummer Idaho, 83851

Contact Numbers

Heidi Twoteeth
Administrative Assistant - 208-686-2053
Main Line - 208 686-2050
208 686-2053
Fax - 208 686-2055

Personnel

Chief of Police

Chief of Police - Keith Hutcheson

Lieutenant

Lieutenant Dean Salisbury

Sergeant

Sergeant Tami Holdahl

Sergeant Rob Wienclaw

Detective

Sam Abrahamson

Field Training Officers

Field Training Officer Brad Hampton

Field Training Officer Ray Sepulveda

K-9 Officer

K-9 Officer Mark Harpole

School Resource Officers

School Resourse Officer Tom Bob

School Resourse Officer Rich Wienclaw

Officers

Officer Dave Jones

Officer Scott Castles

Officer Andrew Hodl

Officer Joe Matt

Officer Greg Marshall

Transport Officer Darrell Howard

Conservation Officer

Conservation Officer John Dressler

Marine Officers (Summer Lake patrol)

Officer Tyler Smith

Reserve Officers

Reserve Officer Caleb Madison

Reserve Officer Cathy Jones

Reserve Officer Debbie Cobb