Chicago begins search for first responder tech to replace ShotSpotter
Hours before Chicago’s use of the ShotSpotter gunshot-detection system was decommissioned, the mayor’s office announced a formal request for companies to submit information on replacement technology and said a group of both city and non-city employees has been working for months on developing alternative options.
Claudia Rodriguez said shootings are so frequent in her Chicago Lawn neighborhood that the sound of gunshots doesn’t surprise ...
The City of Chicago's relationship with ShotSpotter came to an end as the clock turned from Sunday night to Monday morning.
This week, the city council voted to overturn Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan to eliminate the controversial system, but Johnson ...
The city's ShotSpotter contract ended early Sunday morning. The company that owns ShotSpotter will begin dismantling the ...
Ald. David Moore plans to use a parliamentary maneuver next week to force a vote on an ordinance that would give Police Supt.
Where is support strongest for the gunshot detection system Chicago’s mayor wants to dump? In the Black and Hispanic wards ...
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Chicago City Council pushes for special meeting as debate over ShotSpotter intensifiesThe debate over ShotSpotter, Chicago's gunshot detection technology, is set to continue as some City Council members push for ...
The City of Chicago's contract with ShotSpotter, a gunshot detection system, expired at midnight Saturday. The process of ...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson continued his calls to shut down the gunshot detection system ShotSpotter on Monday ahead of an ...
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