Chicago’s new police oversight board, explained
In July 2021, City Council passed an ordinance to create a new police oversight board called the Community Council for Public Safety and Accountability, or CCPSA. The council has operated with interim members for the last year but will turn over to elected officials after the February 28 election.
Reset gets a primer on the council from the commission’s president.
GUEST: Anthony Driver, CCPSA president
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Chicago’s new police oversight board, explained
In July 2021, City Council passed an ordinance to create a new police oversight board called the Community Council for Public Safety and Accountability, or CCPSA. The council has operated with interim members for the last year but will turn over to elected officials after the February 28 election.
Reset gets a primer on the council from the commission’s president.
GUEST: Anthony Driver, CCPSA president