To foster a sense of security among local seniors, the Memphis Police Department's External Relations Bureau and Community Impact Officers recently took their MPD Safety Series on the road, setting up shop at the Ruth Tate Senior Center for a Community Safety Awareness Forum. The Memphis Police Department detailed the forum in a social media post, and seniors had the opportunity to engage directly with law enforcement, gain valuable safety tips, and have their concerns addressed.
The MPD Safety Series Continues! đź’Ş
— Memphis Police Dept (@MEM_PoliceDept) June 21, 2025
Our External Relations Bureau and Community Impact Officers hosted a Community Safety Awareness Forum at Ruth Tate Senior Center 👮🏽♀️💬
Seniors received helpful safety tips, asked great questions, and connected with several vendors to build a… pic.twitter.com/7l2yNtPJrv
Participants benefited from a face-to-face interaction with vendors and officers, which, according to the post, helped lay the groundwork for a stronger, safer community. The interaction was underscored by an exchange of questions and information that served to educate and connect, increasingly important in a city striving for community-policing ideals.
The event, hosted yesterday, was met with gratitude by the host venue, which was mentioned in the police department's thank-filled shoutout on their official social media platform.
