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At 1825 East 12th Street in the federal record · the lodge working in 2025
The lodge: The Mishawaka Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge No. 91, is the club body of the police department — the department's own course is in the Fire & Safety section; the lodge as a club is here. The federal record places the lodge at 1825 East 12th Street; the date riding with that record, November 1972, is the order's group-ruling artifact and not a charter, and is not printed as one. The lodge's hall was a working room in the town's social geography — the high school's dances were held "at the F.O.P." for years before their 2004 move, as the yearbook record in the Athletic Club entry above attests. The lodge works in the present record in its public role: on 15 May 2025 the city and the Mishawaka Fraternal Order of Police together hosted the annual Fallen Officer Memorial Ceremony, the lodge's president named in the city's own account in that role. The 12th Street hall's present state stands in the place records as closed, against the lodge's documented activity — the same posture as the Moose's record in this section: the body works, the hall's state is unresolved, and both facts are printed.
Sources:
- Internal Revenue Service exempt-organizations records — Fraternal Order of Police, 91 Mishawaka Lodge, 1825 E. 12th St., Mishawaka; the 1972 date identified in the entry as the order's group ruling.
- City of Mishawaka, official account, 16 May 2025 — the Fallen Officer Memorial Ceremony of 15 May 2025, hosted by the city and the Mishawaka FOP, its president named in his public role.
- Miskodeed, 2004 — the dances "at the F.O.P.," in the Athletic Club entry above.