Conservation Law Enforcement Communications Plan
Mission Statement
Protecting Guam's natural resources and people through proactive and
responsive law enforcement services
Core Values
The Law Enforcement Section values:
 The protection of the resources and the public;
 The quality of law enforcement:
 The dedication and professionalism of our section;
 The integrity and adaptability of our officers;
 The long term support of our island community;
Vision Statement
Striving to become a leading conservation police office in the Pacific
Micronesian region; set apart by strategic vision, clear missions, strong
leadership and a professional officer corps.
This communications plan is provided so that information from
reporting individuals may be properly received and recorded and
disseminated in a timely manner to the Law Enforcement Section of the
Department of Agriculture.
Conservation Law Enforcement Communications Plan
1.1
OBTAIN FOLLOWING INFORMATION FROM THE REPORTING PERSON:
The following information should be obtained from the reporting individual.
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1.2
Name of reporting person (if possible)
Call back number of reporting person (if possible)
Type of violation being reported (hunting, fishing etc,,,)
Location where violation being committed
Number of individuals involved
Description of individual(s) (clothing, heights, weight etc…)
Vehicle involved, description (make, model, color)
REPORTING VIOLATIONS DURING NORMAL WORKING HOURS:
Normal working hours are Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. not including holidays.
Step 1: All calls reporting violations should be made either directly to the Department of
Agriculture, Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources at 735-3955/56 or the Guam Police
Department at 472-8911.
Step 2: If calls are made directly to the Guam Police Department. The Guam Police Department
may attempt to contact the Conservation Officers directly through the SMART net system or call the
Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources who in turn will attempt to contact Conservation Officers.
1.3
REPORTING VIOLATIONS AFTER NON NORMAL WORKING HOURS OR HOLIDAYS:
Non normal working hours are Monday to Friday after 5:00 p.m., weekends and holidays.
Step 1. All calls reporting violations should be made through the Guam Police Department
at 472-8911.
Step 2. Upon receiving a call for violations from the reporting person the call shall be forwarded to
Guam Police Dispatch who shall attempt to contact Conservation Officers through radio
communications through the SMART net system. If the radio contact fails then radio dispatch shall
attempt to call L.E. supervisor or the next ranking officer on the phone contact list.
Conservation Law Enforcement Communications Plan
MON – FRI
Weekends - Holidays
8 am – 5 pm
After hours
Public
Gov’t Agencies
Public
DAWR
ADMIN
735-3955/56
No response radio
Gov’t Agencies
GPD
Police
Dispatch
472-8911
NOTE: GPD Dispatch
Conservation
Officer
OBTAIN THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION FROM THE REPORTING PERSON
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Name of reporting person (if possible)
Call back number of reporting person (if possible)
Type of violation being reported (hunting, fishing etc,,,)
Location where violation being committed
Number of individuals involved
Description of individual(s) (clothing, heights, weight etc…)
Vehicle involved, description (make, model, color)
1. Try contacting officers via
radio. If radio contact fails
see #2 & 3
2. Call DAWR M-F hours
3. Non-working hours call
contact listing.
Conservation Law Enforcement Communications Plan
CONFIDENTIAL
The following numbers are confidential and are not intended for distribution
Name
POSITION
Reyes, Michael A.
Supervisor
Watson, Roger L.
COII
Camacho, Jimmy B.
COII
Aguon, Mark JD
COII
Delfin, Rolando L.
COI
Ragadio, Richard M.
COI
Quinata, Frankie C.
COI
Castro, Kristoffer B.
COI
Flores, Chuck C.
COI
Aricheta, Shian B.
COI
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