• Erin Hegarty
    AUG 30, 2022
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    Lightfoot announces picks for first-of-its-kind civilian commission tasked with oversight of CPD

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    Mayor Lori Lightfoot speaks during a news conference Monday. [Erin Hegarty/The Daily Line]

    Chicago’s seven-member Community Commission for Public Safety and Police Accountability will begin its work Sept. 1 as Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Monday named the seven people she has chosen to serve on the commission tasked with oversight of the Chicago Police Department.

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