Where it stands
Pima County · 38 facilities on this plate
Particulars
- Type
- Police department
- Sworn officers
- 27
- Population served
- 62
- County
- Pima County
- State
- Arizona
- Country
- United States
Also in Pima County
- Pima County Sheriffs Office - Ajo District OfficeSheriff's office
- United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - Tohono O'odham Nation PolicePolice department
- Pima County Sheriffs Office - Robles Ranch SubstationSheriff's office
- Pima County Sheriffs Office - Tucson Mountain District OfficeSheriff's office
- Pima County Sheriffs Office - Green Valley District OfficeSheriff's office
- Sahuarita Police DepartmentPolice department
- Pima County Sheriffs Office - Corona de Tucson Satellite OfficeSheriff's office
- Tucson Airport Authority Police DepartmentSpecial jurisdiction police
- Arizona Department of Public Safety - Highway Patrol Southern Air RescueState agency
- Pima Community College PoliceSpecial jurisdiction police
- Arizona Department of Public Safety - Highway Patrol Division - District 8State agency
- Arizona Game and Fish Department - Law Enforcement Branch Region 5State agency
- South Tucson Police DepartmentPolice department
- Pima County Sheriffs OfficeSheriff's office
- Pima County Sheriffs Office - San Xavier District OfficeSheriff's office
- Union Pacific Railroad PolicePolice department
Frequently asked
Where can I find United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - the Mission of the Pascua-Yaqui Police Department?
United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - the Mission of the Pascua-Yaqui Police Department is at 4725 West Calle Tetakusim, Tucson, AZ 85746 (Pima County, Arizona).
Is there a telephone number for United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - the Mission of the Pascua-Yaqui Police Department?
The main number on record is (520) 879-5600. Numbers can change, so check the agency's official website if the call does not connect.
Can I report something to United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - the Mission of the Pascua-Yaqui Police Department directly?
In an emergency, call the national emergency number. For non-urgent reports, contact United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - the Mission of the Pascua-Yaqui Police Department on (520) 879-5600 or go to 4725 West Calle Tetakusim.
What area does United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - the Mission of the Pascua-Yaqui Police Department belong to?
United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - the Mission of the Pascua-Yaqui Police Department is in Pima County, Arizona. Pima County has its own page in the atlas with every facility in the area.
Are there other police stations in Pima County?
Yes. The atlas lists 29 other police units in Pima County; they are linked at the bottom of this page.
What are the GPS coordinates of United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - the Mission of the Pascua-Yaqui Police Department?
United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - the Mission of the Pascua-Yaqui Police Department is at 32.1155° N, 111.0659° W. The map on this page and the directions link open the exact spot.
Does United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - the Mission of the Pascua-Yaqui Police Department hold people in custody?
United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - the Mission of the Pascua-Yaqui Police Department is a law enforcement agency. People it arrests are normally booked into a nearby jail or remand facility; the closest in the atlas is Pima County Adult Detention Center, about 12 km away.
How many officers work at United States Bureau of Indian Affairs - the Mission of the Pascua-Yaqui Police Department?
The agency reports 27 sworn officers.