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Here you will find information and perspectives from the President, John Strader. Speaking on behalf of TPOA, he will provide insight into current events and issues that affect the Tucson Police Department.
You can contact the Mayor & Council for comment at the following:
Mayor
(520) 791-4201
Email:
Ward I Council member Regina Romero (D)
(520) 791-4040
Email:Regina.Romero@tucsonaz.gov
Ward II Council Member Paul Cunningham (D)
(520) 791-4711
Email: Paul.Cunningham@tucsonaz.gov
Ward III Council Member Karin Uhlich (D)
(520) 791-4711
Email: Karin.Uhlich@tucsonaz.gov
Ward IV Council Member Shirley Scott (D)
(520) 791-3199
Email: Shirley.Scott@tucsonaz.gov
Ward V Council Member Richard Fimbres (D)
(520) 791-4231
Email: Richard.Fimbres@tucsonaz.gov
Ward VI Council Member Steve Kozachik (R)
(520) 791-4601
Email: Steve.Kozachik@tucsonaz.gov
City Manager
(520) 791-4204
Email:
Did you know?
*That Forbes Magazine ranks Tucson in the Top 10 cities for violent crime? That Sperling’s “Best Places” ranks Tucson dead last?
*The FBI ranks Tucson 7 out of 10 (10 is the worst, and 3 is the average)?
*That Children’s Health Magazine ranks Tucson 73 of 100 (1 being the best) for worst cities due to high crime and poor education? TPD dismantled its School Resource Officers program in ’08 and redeployed them back to patrol to assist with 911 calls.
*That a 2009 study from the CQ Firm out of D.C. declared Tucson the most dangerous city in Arizona and that you are more likey to be a victim of a violent crime in Tucson than in Phoenix?
*That in 2008 Tucson suffered 72 homicides, shattering the previous record? TPD also had an officer killed, two officers shot, one officer severly stabbed, several officers shot at, and over a hundred officers victims of aggravated assault.
*That TPD has less officers working the streets taking 9-1-1 calls than they did in 1998 and that TPD takes over 400,000 9-1-1 calls every year, which is about 1,100 calls a day?
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