Join us for our 27th Annual Meeting with guest speakers Alderman Brendan Reilly and 18th District CPD Commander Michael Barz. Enjoy delicious appetizers beer, wine, and a signature cocktail.
Community Input Respond by 10-15-24Input is requested by October 15th. The Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability (CCPSA) wants to hear from the community at large on ways the police budget can more effectively address public safety and policing concerns. Scan the QR Code below to
Skyline Village Chicago, The Center for Life and Learning and Fourth Presbyterian Church invite you to a School Board Candidate Forum.The November 2024 election is the first time you will see School Board Candidates on your ballot. Chicago is divided into ten School Board Districts with different c
The Chicago Help Initiative (CHI) has been serving meals and providing services to the underserved and homeless for years. CHI has added asylum seekers to their meals and services and guest numbers have increased greatly, as has the price of food. CHI is now cooking at 3 locations a week preparing m
The18th District Community Conversation event is a forum that allows community members to have their input for the 2025 18th District strategic plan. The plan is a guideline that the 18th District will use to address community concerns regarding crime. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend
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The 18th Police District Council monthly meeting is on Tuesday, October 22 at 5:00 p.m.Location: Wintrust Bank – 100 N. AvenueParking Information: Will be posted when location is identified.Guest Speaker: We are pleased to announce that Alderman Brian Hopkins (2nd Ward) will be the guest speaker at
Chicago Help Initiative is seeking community engagement around advocacy to address city sheltering plans for the homeless for a safer winter. For more information please CLICK HERE.
Be part of the solution!We encourage all residents to participate in their CAPS Beat Meeting. This is an opportunity for you to engage with your Beat Officers.What is CAPS? CAPS stands for Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy. CAPS is a partnership between police and community that is the
