To serve, to protect the rights of people, and to promote and preserve the peace within the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo.
The Tribal Police Division (TPD) provides law enforcement services to the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo community and visitors within the Pueblo’s boundaries. Guided by professionalism, integrity, and the Pueblo’s culture and values, TPD works to safeguard life and property, enforce tribal law fairly and impartially, preserve peace and order, and uphold the rights and sovereign powers of the Tribe. Led by Chief Robert Martinez, YDSP Tribal Police officers patrol the community, investigate crimes, and provide service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Serve the Tigua Nation. Protect Tribal Sovereignty. Build a Career Unlike Any Other.
The Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Tribal Police Division offers a law enforcement career unlike any other in Texas. As a Tribal Police Officer, you will serve in Indian Country, protect a sovereign nation, and work alongside tribal, local, state, and federal law enforcement partners while making a meaningful impact in the community you serve. This is more than a job; it is an opportunity to serve with honor, purpose, and pride.
Unique Opportunities
Competitive Benefits
Career Development
Few law enforcement officers will ever have the opportunity to serve a sovereign nation and experience the unique challenges and rewards of Tribal policing.
If you are looking for a career that combines tribal sovereignty, federal training, community service, and professional development, we invite you to join the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Tribal Police Department.
Report a crime to improve community safety. If you witness criminal activity, call your Tribal Police Department Dispatch at 915-860-9653. Provide as much detailed information as possible:
If you have information about theft, vandalism, drugs, or any illegal activity, call or log on to WeTip 24 hours a day to file an anonymous crime report.
1-800-78-CRIME
Tribal Police Division
The YDSP Tribal Police Division operates within the boundaries of the Tribal Reservation and Trust Land. In the event of an emergency, persons located off the reservation should dial 911.