To enforce federal laws on tribal lands.

To enforce tribal laws on tribal lands.

To enforce state laws on tribal lands.

To enforce local laws on tribal lands.

Tribal police officers are subordinate to federal law enforcement agencies.

Tribal police officers are independent of federal law enforcement agencies.

Tribal police officers cooperate with federal law enforcement agencies.

Tribal police officers compete with federal law enforcement agencies.

Tribal police officers are subordinate to state law enforcement agencies.

Tribal police officers are independent of state law enforcement agencies.

Tribal police officers cooperate with state law enforcement agencies.

Tribal police officers compete with state law enforcement agencies.

Tribal courts have jurisdiction over all criminal cases involving tribal members.

Tribal courts have jurisdiction over all civil cases involving tribal members.

Tribal courts have jurisdiction over both criminal and civil cases involving tribal members.

Tribal courts have no jurisdiction over cases involving tribal members.

Tribal councils are responsible for passing laws related to public safety.

Tribal councils are responsible for appointing tribal police officers.

Tribal councils are responsible for overseeing the tribal court system.

All of the above.

Lack of funding.

Lack of personnel.

Lack of training.

All of the above.

Increase funding for tribal public safety programs.

Recruit and train more tribal police officers.

Provide more training for tribal police officers.

All of the above.

Tribal public safety will continue to face challenges.

Tribal public safety will improve in the future.

Tribal public safety will remain the same.

It is impossible to predict the future of tribal public safety.

The federal government provides funding for tribal public safety programs.

The federal government provides training for tribal police officers.

The federal government provides technical assistance to tribal public safety agencies.

All of the above.

The state government provides funding for tribal public safety programs.

The state government provides training for tribal police officers.

The state government provides technical assistance to tribal public safety agencies.

None of the above.

Tribal communities can provide financial support for tribal public safety programs.

Tribal communities can provide volunteer support for tribal public safety programs.

Tribal communities can provide input on tribal public safety policies and procedures.

All of the above.

Community policing.

Problem-oriented policing.

Intelligence-led policing.

All of the above.

Lack of resources.

Lack of training.

Lack of support from the community.

All of the above.

Increase funding for tribal public safety programs.

Provide more training for tribal public safety officers.

Increase support for tribal public safety officers from the community.

All of the above.