Arizona State University Center Reviews Police Policies on Street Prostitution

The Arizona State University Center for Problem‑Oriented Policing posed a series of inquiries concerning how police departments address street prostitution. The questions explored current departmental policies, the variety of prostitution forms—including female, male, homosexual, and transgender arrangements—and the level of concern expressed by law‑enforcement agencies.

No specific policy changes or official statements were reported; the focus remained on gathering information to inform future research and potential guidance for police practices regarding street prostitution.