Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is implementing the People's Plan for Community Safety, a community-led initiative aimed at reducing crime and addressing historic disinvestment. The program will initially focus on four neighborhoods and collaborate with various stakeholders to tackle issues such as unemployment and education.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is rolling out the first phase of a new program aimed at reducing crime in the city. The program, called the People's Plan for Community Safety , is a community-led initiative that focuses on addressing historic disinvestment. It will initially be implemented in four of Chicago 's hardest-hit neighborhoods: Englewood, West Garfield Park, Austin, and Little Village.
The program aims to collaborate with community groups, youth leaders, researchers, and businesses to tackle issues such as unemployment and education. The ultimate goal is to create safer and more prosperous communities
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