Join Civilian Police Oversight Commission

Chicagoans who want to play a significant role in what policing and public safety look like should consider applying for a permanent position on the seven-member commission responsible for civilian oversight of the Chicago Police Department. The deadline for applications for the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability (CCPSA) is February 7.

One month after the deadline, a 22-member commission—one from each of the 22 district councils—will choose 14 semi-finalists. Mayor Brandon Johnson will narrow down that number to seven or explain in writing why the commission’s choices are insufficient. If Johnson requests more names, the nominating commission will have until May 7 to provide them.

Once selected, four of the seven commission members will serve for four years while the other three will serve two-year terms. The length will be decided by a random drawing. All commission members will receive an annual stipend. Learn more.

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