Here’s How to Cut $55M from the $1.7B Chicago Police Budget: Office of Financial Analysis – WTTW (Chicago)

However, those cuts will not be possible in 2021, since they are required by labor agreements approved by the City Council. The City Council’s Office of Financial Analysis also recommended that the city require officers to carry liability insurance as a way to reduce the cost to taxpayers to settle misconduct lawsuits. That change would require a change in state law.
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Lana
5 years ago

Want to save $$$ Chicago? Time to get rid of one, or both.
The Communist, militant politicians serving at every level and their protective services!

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