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9 Committee on Public Safety’s meetings

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Committee on Public Safety · at least 1 h 39 min · 7 public speakersOct 8 · Committee meetingSpeakers: Raymond Lopez, Jeylu B. Gutierrez, Brian Hopkins, Silvana Tabares and 3 more

Committee on Public Safety · at least 2 h 01 min · 7 public speakersJul 9 · Call for creation of Chicago-Cook County Task Force to Reduce Violence Against Women (23). took 1 h 20 minThe longest item after routine business: Call for creation of Chicago-Cook County Task Force to Reduce Violence Against Women (23)., 1 h 20 min of this at least 2 h 01 min meeting.Speakers: Brian Hopkins, Silvana Tabares, Matthew J. Martin, Andre Vasquez, Jr. and 2 more

Longest item: 65% of the meeting2 agenda itemsWatch

Committee on Public Safety · at least 4 h 16 min · 18 public speakersJun 9 · Committee meetingSpeakers: Brian Hopkins, Silvana Tabares, Peter Chico, Raymond Lopez and 8 more

Committee on Public Safety · at least 1 h 49 min · 6 public speakersMay 12 · Call for hearing(s) on status and reason for delays of Chicago Police Department's procurement of new records management system and appropriation for procuring new acoustic gunshot technology system (SUBJECT MATTER HEARI took 1 h 11 minThe longest item after routine business: Call for hearing(s) on status and reason for delays of Chicago Police Department's…, 1 h 11 min of this at least 1 h 49 min meeting.Speakers: Brian Hopkins, Peter Chico, Andre Vasquez, Jr., Silvana Tabares and 3 more

Longest item: 65% of the meeting4 agenda itemsWatch

Committee on Public Safety · at least 57 min · 2 public speakersApr 9 · Committee meetingThe curfew ordinance was described as being held in committee for revisions, with a revised ordinance expected at the next Public Safety Committee meeting.Speakers: Raymond Lopez, Brian Hopkins, Nicholas Sposato

Committee on Public Safety · at least 2 h 04 min · 8 public speakersMar 3 · Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 8-5 by adding new section 8-5-010 enhancing penalties for persons arrested while concealing or attempting to conceal their identity during violation of Title 8 offences affecting publi took 39 minThe longest item after routine business: Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 8-5 by adding new section 8-5-010 enhancing…, 39 min of this at least 2 h 04 min meeting.Speakers: Raymond Lopez, Brian Hopkins, Matthew J. Martin, Chris Taliaferro and 5 more

Longest item: 31% of the meeting4 agenda itemsWatch

Committee on Public Safety · at least 1 h 42 min · 10 public speakersFeb 3 · Subject Matter Hearing regarding the Mayor’s Office of Reentry (20) took 41 minThe longest item after routine business: Subject Matter Hearing regarding the Mayor’s Office of Reentry (20), 41 min of this at least 1 h 42 min meeting.Speakers: Brian Hopkins, Raymond Lopez, Chris Taliaferro, Derrick G. Curtis and 9 more

Longest item: 40% of the meeting5 agenda itemsWatch

Committee on Public Safety · at least 2 h 20 min · 10 public speakersJan 7 · Amendment of Municipal Code Section 8-4-010 regarding social media cooperation for public safety. took 1 h 01 minThe longest item after routine business: Amendment of Municipal Code Section 8-4-010 regarding social media cooperation for…, 1 h 01 min of this at least 2 h 20 min meeting.Speakers: Brian Hopkins, James M. Gardiner, Raymond Lopez, Andre Vasquez, Jr. and 5 more

Longest item: 43% of the meeting3 agenda itemsWatch

Committee on Public Safety · at least 1 h 11 min · 7 public speakersNov 10, 2025 · Committee meetingThe committee had one agenda item, the Joint Cook County City Task Force to address domestic violence against women, and public speakers were taken first.Speakers: Silvana Tabares, Brian Hopkins, Raymond Lopez, Derrick G. Curtis and 6 more

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