The Mission of the Cherokee Nation Office of the Marshal is to serve the citizens of the Cherokee Nation while promoting its culture, heritage, and sovereignty.
Updated August 23, 2026
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The Office achieves this by working closely with individuals, families, and communities within the jurisdiction of the Cherokee Nation, enforcing laws at the tribal, federal, and local levels when applicable. Additionally, the Office is committed to protecting life, property, and resources in Indian Country, providing qualified and professional personnel to safeguard the rights and sovereignty of the Cherokee Nation.
The Office of the Marshal consists of three divisions:
Marshal Service
Public Safety
Justice Services
Updated August 23, 2026