Members of the 11th District recovered a firearm and quickly arrested a juvenile offender seen on camera displaying the firearm, thanks to assistance from the Strategic Decision Support Center, license plate readers, and video evidence. Read more: chicagopolice.org/stories/01…

Officers Recover Loaded Firearm and More than 100 Grams of Suspected Cannabis from Armed Offender on the CTA Red Line. Read more: chicagopolice.org/stories/of…

The Chicago Police Department’s Firearm Pointing Incidents District-Level Review Pilot Program is enhancing supervision and streamlining the reviews of firearm-pointing incidents in all 22 police districts. Learn more about the program here: chicagopolice.org/stories/dl…

The Chicago Police Department congratulates the newest class of Lieutenants who were sworn in on Friday. These newly promoted leaders have been deployed to districts throughout the city and will play an important role in strengthening public safety in our communities.

There is no single path through an unsafe situation. A safety plan can account for your circumstances, your children or others you care for, and the support available to you. CPD Domestic Violence Victim Specialists can help you think through safety options. If danger is immediate, call 911. Explore resources: chicagopolice.org/domesticvi….

In honor of National Principals Month, the Chicago Police Department and fellow public safety partners recognized principals from across Chicago for their work in inspiring, educating and guiding Chicago's youth. Congratulations to all those who were recognized.

Thank you to everyone who attended our fall Community Training Observation Day earlier this month. Participants experienced some of the same training our officers receive in crowd management, active threat integrated response and impartial policing.

On Wear #PurpleThursday, members of the Chicago Police Department wore purple in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, in support of the survivors of domestic violence and in honor of the lives lost. The color purple symbolizes survival, courage and peace.

The Chicago Police Department launched a new Supervisory Excellence training program this week in partnership with @UChicago Crime Lab and the Civic Committee of the Commercial Club of Chicago. This was made possible by the support of the Sue Ling Gin Foundation. Read more: chicagopolice.org/stories/su…

The Chicago Police Department collaborates with local organizations and advocacy groups to support victims, promote reporting, and foster inclusive, respectful neighborhoods. Learn more about CPD's Hate Crime Unit: chicagopolice.org/hatecrimes…

FB/X: During Hispanic Heritage Month, the Chicago Police Department recognizes Officer Elizabeth Perez, who serves in the Honor Guard and as a Family Liaison Officer in the Bureau of Detectives. Officer Perez shares how she turned grief into a mission to support others. Read her story: chicagopolice.org/stories/hi…

During the 14th Independent Monitoring Period for the consent decree, the Chicago Police Department carried out several key initiatives in areas that include community policing, officer wellness, training and supervision. Read more about this progress: chicagopolice.org/stories/im…

The Chicago Police Department officers worked along the route of this year’s Columbus Day Parade to safeguard the event for all participants and attendees.

Thank you to the officers who worked across the Chicago Marathon route on Sunday so every participant and spectator could safely enjoy the event. We also congratulate everyone, from Chicago and across the world, who took part in this year’s race.

Generations of Chicago Police Department members worked relentlessly in pursuit of justice for Gloria Kowalewicz and her family. This case is an example of our commitment to never forget the victims of violence and their families, no matter how much time passes.

Thank you to all our officers, supervisors, and command staff who worked throughout the 48th Annual Chicago Marathon to keep runners and spectators safe. The marathon has concluded safely, and all streets are now open.

The Chicago Police Department extends our condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of Philadelphia Police Officer Shane Seiber, who was shot and killed in the line of duty on October 10, 2026. We are also keeping his partner, who was also injured in the shooting, in our prayers.

The 48th Annual Chicago Marathon is now underway. Remember, If You See Something, Say Something by reporting suspicious activity too 911 or by notifying a nearby officer.

Street closures are in effect for the 48th Annual Chicago Marathon as participants make their way to the start. Chicago Police Department officers are deployed along the route to ensure a safe and enjoyable race for all runners and spectators.