Muckleshoot Tribal Probation

05/04/2026

04/27/2026

Earth Day 2026 Victim Services and Tribal Probation 🌳

04/23/2026

Saturday APRIL 25th. Arrive no later than 9 AM to secure your place in line! Free Veterinary Care for Native Pet Owners.
Ill Eagle Fireworks: 2612 River Rd E, Tacoma WA

03/23/2026

Probation office remains open in the legal annex (BLD K) and is not affected by the court closure.

01/21/2026

Thank you to all who donated coats and jackets to our Winter coat drive. Probation was able to provide 66 coats and jackets to members in the community who were in need thanks to your generosity.

We look forward to the 5th annual Tribal Court Winter Court Drive in 2026!

01/07/2026

*Free Veterinary Care for Native Pet Owners*

Dates:
1/25/26 at 11am
2/22/26 at 11am
3/22/26 at 11am

Address:
Ill Eagle Fireworks
2612 River Rd E.
Tacoma, WA 98404

Make sure to check-in to the veterinarian clinic at 10am and prepare to wait a few hours.

See flyer for more details.

12/16/2025

Please share with your friends and family. *If you have any information, no matter how small it may seem, you can submit a tip through Crime Stoppers or call the King County Sheriff’s Office Silent Tip Line at (253) 876-2850.*

12/09/2025

We have been blessed to give out 44 coats to our unsheltered relatives. Please feel free to continue to donate your gently used jackets and coats!

Your donations can be dropped off at the Tribal Court Annex or main Tribal Court building next to Finance. You can also arrange for us to pick them up from you by calling or texting 253-263-0580. Thank you!

Muckleshoot Tribal Court's 4th Annual Winter Coat Drive will be underway soon. You can bring your coats, jackets, and socks to the Tribal Court Annex in the old HR building to be distributed to unsheltered relatives that the Probation department crosses paths with in the field.

There is also a coat rack in the lobby with donated jackets and sweaters that you can take if you find yourself needing one. If you have any questions, call or text Probation at 253-263-0580.

11/25/2025

WALKING AT NIGHT - SAFETY TIPS:

• Plan Your Route: Before heading out, familiarize yourself with the area and choose well-lit streets. Avoid shortcuts through dark alleys or secluded areas where you may feel unsafe.

• Stay Visible: Wear bright or reflective clothing to make yourself more visible to drivers and others. This is crucial in low-light conditions to reduce the risk of accidents.

• Be Aware of Your Surroundings: Keep your head up and avoid distractions like your phone or headphones. Stay alert to your environment and any potential dangers.

• Walk with Confidence: Maintain a steady pace and walk with purpose. This can deter potential threats and make you appear less vulnerable.

• Avoid Walking Alone: If possible, walk with a friend or a dog. If you must walk alone, let someone know your route and expected arrival time.

• Carry a Flashlight: A small flashlight can help illuminate your path and make you more visible to others. You can also use your phone's flashlight feature.

• Stay Away from Suspicious Individuals: If you encounter someone who makes you feel uncomfortable, cross the street or change your route to avoid them.

• Personal Safety Devices: Consider carrying a whistle, pepper spray, or other self-defense tools to protect yourself in case of an emergency.

• Walk against Traffic: If you must walk on the road, walk against traffic so you can see oncoming vehicles and they can see you better.

• Trust Your Instincts: If something feels off, don’t hesitate to change your route or seek help. Your intuition is a valuable tool for staying safe.

By following these tips, you can enhance your safety and enjoy your nighttime walks with greater peace of mind.

10/22/2025

Our coat drive has started, we have been able to gift 19 coats already! Please remember us when cleaning out your coat closet. See the flyer for details!

Muckleshoot Tribal Court's 4th Annual Winter Coat Drive will be underway soon. You can bring your coats, jackets, and socks to the Tribal Court Annex in the old HR building to be distributed to unsheltered relatives that the Probation department crosses paths with in the field.

There is also a coat rack in the lobby with donated jackets and sweaters that you can take if you find yourself needing one. If you have any questions, call or text Probation at 253-263-0580.