Investing in the Marianas
Public Saftey

The Department of Public Safety (DPS) is charged with the legal and moral responsibility to provide the public with reasonable safety services. The department safeguards lives and property, serving the people by maintaining law and order, and respect of the constitutional rights of the people of the Northern Mariana Islands. DPS, provides a full compliment of police, corrections, fire, emergency medical services and auxiliary services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on all three islands. This is accomplished by maintaining three fully staffed shifts in these respective areas.

The police division is comprised of four sections: Traffic, Patrol, Boating Safety and Criminal Investigation. Cooperative training and technological development with the U.S., such as the implementation of the computerized Criminal Justice Information System keep the police division up-to-date.

The fire division is responsible for fire prevention and suppression, public fire education and Emergency Medical Services (EMS). Personnel of the division are trained to respond to multilevel structure fires, rescue operations, and advanced EMS situations. EMS programs in the Northern Marianas have adopted the National Registry Exam as the system standard

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY  
   
Police Division  
Saipan 664-9000
Tinian 433-9222
Rota 532-9435
Traffic Enforcement Section 664-9084
Boating Safety Section 664-9187
Fire Division  
Saipan 664-9033
Tinian 433-0476
Rota 532-3736
EMS & Rescue Section 664-9079
Bureau of Motor Vehicles  
Saipan 664-9066
Tinian 433-0969
Division of Corrections 664-9033
 
Emergency Management Office 322-9274



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