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Introduction This report acknowledges the outstanding work of the 160 employees of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Enforcement Program in 2007. We continue to make improvements in order to achieve our mission of protecting citizens and our state’s precious fi sh and wildlife resources. Please contact me at enforcement-web@dfw.wa.gov if you have any comments or questions regarding this report. VISION/MISSION/VALUES Enforcement Program Vision Safe, orderly, and quality experiences for all who enjoy natural resources. Enforcement Program Mission Statement We serve Washington’s citizens by achieving compliance with laws focused on fi sh, wildlife, habitat, and public safety; providing responsive public service; promptly resolving confl icts between humans and dangerous wildlife; and forming partnerships with the public and other agencies and governments to benefi t our natural resources. Enforcement Program Values Chief Bruce Bjork · Professionalism - Our actions communicate pride in our chosen profession and ourselves. We are adaptive and progressive, investing in continuous learning, development, and innovation to accomplish our mission. · Respect - We value diversity, fairness, and teamwork. We believe in respectful, open, and honest communication in our relationships. We treat everyone as we would like to be treated. · Integrity - Our conduct always befi ts the Public Trust. We live by the standards we set for ourselves and the public expects us to uphold. We have the courage to hold each other accountable. We lead by example. · Dedication - We have a sense of purpose and are selfl essly committed to protecting Washington’s natural resources, a cause larger than any of us. We value commitment, yet recognize the need to achieve balance in our lives. · Excellence - We value effi ciency and effectiveness and are customer oriented. We are strategically oriented to achieve results that advance our mission. WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE •ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM• 2007 Annual Report 2 of 34
Washington State - Regional Map Klickitat * Statewide Marine division includes all of Puget Sound as well as the Pacifi c Western Coast outwards to 200 miles. WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE •ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM• 2007 Annual Report 3 of 34
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Page 8 and 9: Special Investigations Unit Ed Volz
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Page 18 and 19: Challenges Region 1 - Spokane Moose
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