The Chicago Police Department is inviting input from the public regarding racial equity.
The department is putting together what it calls a Racial Equity Action Plan, which is required for all city departments under Municipal Code.
Maggie Hickey, a court-appointed monitor overseeing compliance with a consent decree that followed a justice department finding a “pattern or practice” of civil rights abuses by the CPD, is seeking public input.
Fill out the survey here. Responses to the survey are anonymous.
She said the action plan will be “a three-year roadmap outlining strategies and actions that the CPD will take to close racial equity gaps, ensure equitable and constitutional policing services for all Chicagoans, and measure progress toward a more equitable police department.”
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