Chicago Police Department – We Serve & Protect
Chicago has the second-largest Police Department in the nation, with over 12,000 officers dedicated to protecting the lives, property, and rights of all people. We accomplish this through professionalism, innovation, and a progressive approach to community relational policing.
Department members assigned a body -worn camera (BWC) are required to wear and utilize the BWC consistent with this policy and the Illinois Officer-Worn Camera Act (50 ILCS 706/10).
The Chicago Police Department seeks to reduce the incidence and severity of mental and behavioral health-related service calls and advocates early intervention for individuals in crisis by encouraging
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Nov 6, 2014 · badge. Join CPD. It Starts with You. The City of Chicago is currently seeking qualified Police Officer candidates for the Chicago Police Department’s (CPD) upcoming 2024 and 2025 academy classes.
The Chicago Police Department is committed to: A. encouraging officers to exercise discretion by using alternatives to arrest and alternatives to referral to court, including, but not limited to, issuing warnings, offering guidance, and providing referrals to community and social services and resources such as mental health, drug treatment ...
A. establishes the Department policy on foot pursuits, including the considerations for Department members to: 1. reduce the likelihood of flight by a subject and mitigate the risks of foot pursuits.
CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES COMMAND STAFF PROMOTIONS AND CHANGES CHICAGO — Superintendent David O. Brown today announced new command staff promotions and changes. The promotions follow recent retirements within the Department’s executive ranks.
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Chicago has the second-largest Police Department in the nation, with over 12,000 officers dedicated to protecting the lives, property, and rights of all people. We accomplish this through professionalism, innovation, and a progressive approach to community relational policing.
This Consent Decree requires the Chicago Police Department (CPD) and the City of Chicago (the City) to reform training, policies, and practices in several areas, including use of force, community policing, impartial policing, and many others. The Consent Decree is available for review at:
CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT FORCE REVIEW DIVISION 2020 YEAR-END SUMMARY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY BACKGROUND The Chicago Police Department established the Department’s Force Review Division (FRD) in 2017 with the mission of re-viewing and analyzing information that arises from use of force incidents. After …
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