Pokégnek Bodéwadmik

Pokagon Band of Potawatomi

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  • Community Resource Program

    Community Resource Officer Matt Myers serves Pokagon Band citizens by implementing programs to improve safety and welfare of Pokagon families. Officer Myers has been with the Pokagon Tribal Police Department since 2007 and is the Department's Crime Scene Technician and a Field Training Officer. Below are some of the community-oriented programs Officer Myers coordinates. 

    Matt Myers 

    Matthew.Myers@pokagonband-nsn.gov 

     (269) 782-2232, or (269) 240-1038 cell

     

    Home Inspections

    The Community Resource Officer offers home safety inspections to tribal citizens by evaluating homes for fire safety and security. Officers inspect doors, windows, general security, egress requirements, electrical, extension cords, emergency lighting, fire extinguishers, and fire suppression systems. To arrange an inspection for your home, please contact Officer Myers.  

     

    Child Safety Seats

     

     

    The Police Department offers child safety seats for Pokagon children. To schedule an appointment please call the Police Department at (269) 782-2232. Parents and guardians must have the child present with them to ensure that a proper safety seat is selected. A valid driver's license and Pokagon Band ID card are also required. Instruction will be provided regarding the proper use and installation of the safety seat. Safety seats are subject to availability.  

     

    Bicycle Helmets

     

    The Police Department offers bicycle helmets for Pokagon children and adults. To schedule an appointment please call the Police Department at (269) 782-2232. Children must be present with a parent or guardian. A valid Pokagon Band ID card is required. Instruction will be provided regarding the proper use of the bicycle helmet, which are subject to availability.  

     

    Speaking Engagements

     

    Officer Myers is available for speaking engagements covering a variety of public safety topics. Please call the Police Department at (269) 782-2232 to see if he can be involved in an event.