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TPD Ft. Lowell Corridor Crime & Safety Meetings

Our neighborhood is part of the Fort Lowell Corridor area, and one great way to stay connected with Tucson Police Department (TPD) officers and learn more about public safety in our community is through the TPD Fort Lowell Corridor Crime & Safety Meetings.

These monthly meetings bring community members together with police officers assigned to our area to:
  • Ask questions about crime prevention, crime trends, and patrol procedures
  • ​Share neighborhood concerns and observations
  • Learn about available safety resources and programs
  • Build relationships with the officers who help keep our community safe

​Attending these meetings is a great way to stay informed and engaged in making North Dodge a safer, more connected place to live.
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Feel free to download and print the above flyer to pass out, print or post!


Meeting Details

The Fort Lowell Corridor Crime & Safety Meetings are held every third Tuesday of the month from 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
Location: AGM / 3544 E. Fort Lowell Road (The Copper Building)
(Please note: we are now using the side entrance instead of the front one — signs will guide you.)
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2026 Calendar

  • January 20th
  • February 17th
  • March 17th
  • April 21st
  • May 19th 
  • June 16th 
  • July 21st
  • August 18th
  • September 15th
  • October 20th
  • November 17th 
  • December 15th 

What to Expect at these Meetings

At each session, you’ll have the opportunity to:

  • Meet your neighborhood’s crime prevention officers
  • Hear updates about local safety and crime trends
  • Ask questions about police procedures
  • Learn about community resources and programs available through TPD

​These meetings are open to all residents, businesses, and community members in and around North Dodge.

Why It Matters

​Staying informed about public safety helps us look out for one another and strengthens the partnership between neighbors and law enforcement. These meetings give residents a valuable opportunity to have direct, face-to-face conversations with TPD officers and to work together toward a safer neighborhood.

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