COPA visited this DFSS senior center in Portage Park to help residents in this community learn more about our agency’s mission and vision. During COPA’s visit we provided seniors with an overview of our agency, explained the importance of police oversight, and answered questions that residents had about our agency. 

COPA’s service committee teamed up with the Friendship Center of Chicago Food Pantry to make a difference in the community. Several of our staff members supported those in need with selected groceries and pet items. COPA is happy to support their work in making a positive impact.

COPA visited this DFSS senior center in Chatham to help residents in this community learn more about our agency’s mission and vision. During COPA’s visit we provided seniors with an overview of our agency, explained the importance of police oversight, and answered questions that residents had about our agency. 

COPA attended Intrinsic School Networking Night for their high school juniors and seniors. Students had an opportunity to learn about career opportunities across a variety of fields including public safety careers like COPA.

The Police Board holds a regular public meeting once a month. Members of the public are invited to attend and are welcome to address questions or comments to the Board. The Superintendent of Police (or his designee) and the Chief Administrator of the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (or her designee) will be at the …

COPA plans to set up a resource table at this event to share with residents in this community our agency mission and help them understand the importance of police oversight. This events starts at 10AM and will be held at 4259 S. Berkeley.

Acero Victoria Soto High School will be hosting their first Health & Mental Wellness Symposium during Parent Engagement Night on February 29th from 5:30-7:30PM. Families will be meeting with their student's advisor to discuss grades, attendance, and behavior. During COPA's attendance our agency will help students and parents learn more about our agency.

COPA will meet with various not-for-profit organizations to discuss community resources that can be offered to Latino communities in Chicago. This meeting begins at 9:30am.

COPA plans to attend the Community Commission for Public Safety & Accountability (CCPSA) monthly community meeting. This month meeting will start at 6:30PM and be held at 1900 West Jackson.

COPA attended the City of Chicago Job Fair, which was held at Kennedy King College and hosted by the Chicago Black Caucus. At this outreach event, COPA set up a resource table and shared its agency role in police misconduct to over 1,000 people.