• Erin Hegarty
    FEB 21, 2023
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    Aldermanic spending on surveillance cameras down in 2022 as construction, supply chain issues delay installations

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    Aldermen spent more than $1.65 million on cameras in 2022. [Chicago Inspector General's Office] 

    Aldermen in 2022 spent more than $1.65 million in discretionary menu money on police surveillance cameras and license plate readers, records from the city’s budget department show. 

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