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Some Police Dept. workforce allocation recommendations kept secret

Law: "release a complete copy of the written report . . . to the public."

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  • First police workforce allocation study results: How many cops, where?
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2026 CALENDAR

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Calendar: "The City that Doesn't Work"

Inside Chicago Government's monthly photo calendar for 2026 features city workers "on the job."

SCHOOLS

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Pause for clout-connected charter school

Guv sez "freeze" after lawmakers invoke Madigan.

  • Illinois school funding for dummies
  • Impact of CPS's new HS application
  • Audiobook: Joravsky on public schools

FINANCE

Finance

"Bring Chicago Home" implementation revealed

Fund-decision ordinance: buried in plain sight.

  • Sterling Bay: new tower outside Lincoln Yards, within TIF district
  • Firefighter pension alarm heats Chicago property tax
  • Council's watchdogs caught as copycats
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