By providing these basic core values through training, policy and sound ethical decisions, we intend to instill integrity, ethics and honesty to our members. We strive to achieve these goals through self-dedication, appropriate training, utilization of officer experience, skills, talents and the use of accepted law enforcement techniques and practices. The goal of the Public Safety department is to protect human life, maintain peace and to protect the property and resources of the Tribe, its Citizens, families and Guests. The Gun Lake Tribal Public Safety Department has been granted authority to enforce those laws and regulations as set forth by the Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of the Pottawatomi Indians (Gun Lake Tribe) and the United States of America. By design, casinos are very secure establishments. Indian casinos are known for their security and regulation. To that end, the Gun Lake Tribe has our own Public Safety Department, created to ensure that our local communities and casino patrons remain safe and sound. The Gun Lake Tribe is committed to providing a safe experience at its gaming facility, settlement, government campus, gas station and all surrounding communities. Stay tuned for next year's eligibility requirements and scholarship application. The Gun Lake Tribe is very excited to be able to offer this opportunity to those in our local community. This Scholarship Endowment is awarded to one student per county in the service area and could potentially cover all or most of the student's higher education costs. Sprague Educational Scholarship Endowment is designed for those in the Gun Lake Tribe's five-county service area, which includes Allegan, Barry, Kent, Kalamazoo and Ottawa Counties. Sprague Educational Scholarship Endowment We aspire to create responsible culture and economic opportunities for growth that will benefit our Tribal Citizens, neighboring communities and the entire state of Michigan. The Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians of Michigan consider ourself to be a sovereign yet vibrant part of the Western Michigan heritage. The members of the Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians of Michigan maintain our elders' vision, integrity, spirituality, culture and economic self-sufficiency by protecting our sovereignty, treaty rights, traditions, land and natural resources for our future generations.

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