Emergency/Incident Hotline 1-800-477-6224 For more information please contact WDFW Enforcement Program. 360-902-2936 enforcement-web@dfw.wa.gov Contents Introduction Reporting Violations Careers in Fish and Wildlife Law Enforcement Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Dangerous & Problem Wildlife - Dangerous Wildlife Complaints - Cougar Incident Reports - Public Safety Cougar Removals - Deer & Elk Damage Claims Hunter Education - Master Hunter Program Surveys and Public Feedback - Officer Commendation / Complaint Comment Form - Customer Satisfaction Survey Regional Enforcement Offices Advisory Group Annual Reports 2007 WDFW Enforcement Annual Report 2006 WDFW Enforcement Annual Report 2005 WDFW Enforcement Annual Report 2004 WDFW Enforcement Annual Report 2003 WDFW Enforcement Annual Report SiteSearch Advanced Search Related Links Fish and Wildlife Code - Title 77 Sport Fishing Regulations Commercial Salmon Fishing Regulations Big Game Hunting Regulations Living with Washington's Wildlife Licensing Forms & Information Regional Offices Washington Game Warden Association Enforcement Personnel Headquarters Natural Resources Building 1111 Washington St. Olympia, Washington 98501 (360) 902-2936 enforcement-web@dfw.wa.gov Administration Chief Bruce Bjork, Assistant Director Deputy Chief Mike Cenci, Field Operations Statewide Investigative Unit Lieutenant Ed Volz (425) 379-2320 Office Staff Bobbi Monk, Administrative Assistant Jera Fazekas, Secretary Administrative Dispatch Staff Tina Hamilton Customer Service Sheri Davis (360) 902-2925 Training / Recruitment Lieutenant Steve Crown (360) 902-2923 Accreditation / Budget Kimberly Flowers (360) 902-2835 Problem Wildlife / Deleterious/Exotic Wildlife Sean Carrell (360) 902-2926 Logistics/Emergency Management Lieutenant Dennis Nicks (360) 902-2928 Aviation Division Jim Hodgson (360) 753-4717 Vessel Fleet Manager Lieutenant Dan O'Hagan (360) 268-0623 Olympia Boat Shop Gary Willis (360) 753-4717 Radio Communications Coordinator Lieutenant John McIntosh (360) 902-2346 Regional Enforcement Offices REGION 1 Eastern Washington Captain Mike Whorton (509) 892-1001 (Pend Oreille, Stevens, Ferry, Lincoln, Spokane, Whitman, Asotin, Garfield, Columbia, and Walla Walla Counties) REGION 2 North Central Washington Captain Chris Anderson (509) 754-4624 (Okanogan, Chelan, Douglas, Grant, and Adams Counties) REGION 3 South Central Washington Captain Rich Mann (509) 575-2740 (Kittitas, Yakima, Franklin, and Benton Counties) REGION 4 North Puget Sound Captain Bill Hebner (425) 775-1311 (Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish, and King Counties) REGION 5 Southwest Washington Captain Murray Schlenker (360) 696-6211 (Lewis, Cowlitz, Clark, Skamania, and Klickitat Counties) REGION 6 Coastal Washington Captain Dan Brinson (360) 586-6129 or (360) 249-4628 (Clallam, Jefferson, Grays Harbor, Kitsap, Mason, Pacific, Pierce, Thurston, and Wahkiakum Counties)

Southwest Washington Enforcement Program Fish and Wildlife Officers are fully commissioned state peace officers but our emphasis is fish, wildlife, habitat and other natural resource protection. What we do Enforce the fish and wildlife code Officers cover Clark, Cowlitz, Klickitat, Lewis and Skamania counties. They patrol by vehicle, foot, boat and snow mobile. Areas covered include the monitoring of commercial and sport fisheries, hunting seasons and habitat violations. Handle problem and nuisance wildlife Deer and elk can cause extensive agricultural and crop damage. Enforcement can assist landowners with techniques to reduce damage. Bear and cougar sightings are becoming more prevalent within our region. If you see a bear or cougar that presents an emergency situation, call 911. In a non-emergency situation, you may call the Region 5 Office at (360) 696-6211. For concerns with coyotes, the USDA Wildlife Services Agency should be contacted. From time to time, Officers also have assisted with injured wildlife. The following two pictures show Officers working with injured deer in our local area. Officers are dispatched through Washington State Patrol (WSP). To report violations in progress you should call 911 or the WSP Office. To report information on violations you may contact our Enforcement Program at (360) 696-6211. The Enforcement Program strives to serve the public and natural resources. If there is anything we can do to assist you, please do not hesitate to contact our office.