Editing Muckleshoot (section)

==Government and politics==
The Muckleshoot Tribe is beholden to their constitution, which was approved on May 13, 1936 and was ratified later that year, on October 21, 1936.{{Sfn|Ruby|Brown|Collins|2010|p=198}} The primary governing body is the Muckleshoot Tribal Council, a nine-member elected body. The Tribal Council is subject to the General Council, which is composed of all citizens of the Muckleshoot Tribe.<ref name="NPAIHB" />

The Muckleshoot Tribe is a member of an intertribal court system, which was formed in 1978.{{Sfn|Ruby|Brown|Collins|2010|p=199}}

===Police===
The reservation falls under Public Law 280 jurisdiction, with police services supplied by both King County and Auburn. The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe contracts with the [[King County Sheriff's Office]] for police services. As an [[Unincorporated territories of the United States|unincorporated]] jurisdiction, the Tribe already receives base-level police services from the King County Sheriff's Office. Deputies assigned to the Muckleshoot reservation include six patrol officers, one school resource officer, a storefront deputy, a Muckleshoot Housing Authority deputy and one police chief assigned full-time to the reservation.{{Citation needed|date=June 2024}}