Conservation Law Enforcement
The Penobscot Nation Warden Service is the conservation law enforcement branch of the Department of Natural Resources. All members are fully certified through the Maine Criminal Justice Academy, with full time Wardens also being graduates of the Maine Warden Academy Advanced Warden School. The Department has many areas of responsibility that include the following:
- Conservation law enforcement including fish and game laws, boating, all terrain vehicle and snowmobile law enforcement,
- Enforcement of all Tribal, Federal and State laws on tribal lands and waters,
- Prosecute violators in courts around the State,
- Patrolling tribal lands and waters in trucks, all terrain vehicles, snowmobiles and boats to detect and deter criminal activities and protect tribal resources,
- Search and rescue including the use of the department airboat.
Tribal areas (Reservation and trust lands):
- Penobscot Indian Reservation Islands (includes Penobscot River)
- Alder Stream
- Argyle
- Matagamon
- T2R8
- Mattamiscontis
- Lee
- Lakeville
- Williamsburg
Penobscot Nation Warden Service Members
Timothy Gould
Game Warden Supervisor
Logan Pardilla
Game Warden
Raphael Sockabasin
Game Warden
Joshua Loring
Deputy Warden
Richard Adams
Deputy Warden