Veteran Law Enforcement Communications Leader Kristin Lowman Joins U.S. Secret Service in Dallas

Lowman previously led public affairs for Dallas Police and will now lead communications efforts for the Service's operations in Texas and for National Special Security Events

DALLAS - The U.S. Secret Service today announced that Kristin Lowman has joined the agency as a Public Affairs Specialist assigned to the Dallas Field Office, effective immediately.

Lowman brings more than 20 years of communications experience rooted in law enforcement and public safety.

She previously served more than two years as Assistant Director - Public Information Officer for the Dallas Police Department, where she oversaw the Department's Media Relations Unit and was a primary spokesperson during critical incidents and major events. Earlier in her career, she served as Public Information Officer for the New York State Police and worked as a television journalist in markets including Utica, and Albany, New York.

Most recently, Lowman served as PR Manager, Public Sector at Axon Enterprise, where she drove strategic external communications for U.S. public safety markets, managed media relations and crisis communications, and partnered on integrated PR campaigns for product launches across the public safety sector.

"Effective communication is essential to the investigative and protective mission of the Secret Service as we work alongside law enforcement partners across North Texas," said Special Agent in Charge Christina Foley, who oversees the U.S. Secret Service Dallas Field Office. "Kristin Lowman is a trusted and experienced communications professional with deep roots in this community and a proven track record in law enforcement communications. We are proud to welcome her to our team."

"It's an honor to join the men and women of the U.S. Secret Service and support the vital work they do every day," Lowman said. "I look forward to working alongside the team, with our law enforcement partners and members of the media to ensure transparent and timely communication with the communities we serve."

Lowman holds a Master's degree in Broadcast Journalism from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications and a Bachelor's degree in Communication from the University of Missouri.

For more information about Secret Service operations in Dallas and the agency's integrated protective and investigative mission, contact [email protected] or visit www.secretservice.gov.