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    Chicago aldermen seek control over Shotspotter gunshot detection system’s future

    CHICAGO — The ShotSpotter gunshot detection system could get another chance to stick around in Chicago as aldermen try to wrest control over the technology’s future from Mayor Brandon Johnson. Aldermen on Monday advanced an ordinance to give the City Council final say over violence prevention funding efforts removed by the mayor, such as ShotSpotter. The effort revives the contentious fight ...
    by Jake Sheridan, Chicago Tribune Apr 01, 2024 2 minutes
    Monique Scott, 24th, on Oct. 29, 2023, talk at the scene of a shooting that wounded 15 people at 1258 S. Pulaski Rd. in North Lawndale.

    CHICAGO — The ShotSpotter gunshot detection system could get another chance to stick around in Chicago as aldermen try to wrest control over the technology’s future from Mayor Brandon Johnson.

    Aldermen on Monday advanced an ordinance to give the City Council final say over violence prevention funding efforts removed by the mayor, such as ShotSpotter. The effort revives the contentious fight over the technology that is set to be canceled later

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