2nd District Police Department

The Poarch Creek Tribal Police Department is an integral part of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, descendants of the original Creek Nation. Living in and around the reservation in Poarch, Alabama for almost 200 years, they strive to protect their inherent rights as a sovereign American Indian tribe and promote their culture and beliefs. With a focus on economic and social self-sufficiency, the tribe works to maintain good relations with other Indian tribes and units of government while preserving their traditional Creek arts, language, and customs through cultural education programs and events. Generated from the website

The Montgomery County Police Field Office in Chevy Chase, MD, was established in 1997 by the Village of Friendship Heights Council in collaboration with the Montgomery County Department of Police. Despite not having official police staff on-site, the community office serves as a space for officers to utilize resources, handle paperwork, and support the Village Security Patrol. This collaborative effort allows officers to access a computer, complete administrative tasks, and assist in monitoring the safety and security of the entire Village of Friendship Heights, providing a valuable resource for the community and enhancing law enforcement presence in the area. Generated from their available business information