Often people will ask me: "How is the crime in this neighborhood?" By law and ethics, I am not allowed to answer that question. To ensure that my clients and other interested parties can have an opportunity to see for themselves what is going on in any neighborhood, I point them to the Tucson Police Department's website.
TPD has done a great job of formulating statistics city-wide...even putting them into map form that one can roam at will and zoom in on areas of interest. Nice Job, TPD!
Tucson Police Department Crime Stats
Kent Simpson
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Real Answers-not "Mumbo Jumbo." Native to the Southwest, my career has revolved around exceeding client expectations in a variety of fields. This region is my home, my passion, my heritage.
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Kent,
Wow! I get to comment first, if someone else doesn't write "great post" while I'm typing. Seriously, this is a wonderful Localism post, and an educational one at that.
Mike in Tucson
Great idea, Kent! I may have to look up our local police & do the link thing! Thanks for the idea! Go Kansas!
Thanks Mike - I appreciate your feedback (and congrats on being 1st...again LOL)!
Don - thanks for the comment. I'm finding that more and more very useful information is being provided online by communities, counties and other governmental bodies.
BTW--I'm with ya on Kansas! Rock, Chalk, Jayhawk!
Thanks, Dione - the more good info sources we can help publicize, the better!