Cook County announces funding initiative for community violence intervention programs
The county has spent $110 million on CVI services over four years as Preckwinkle expands taxpayer support for violence prevention groups.
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Illinois Quick Hits: Cook County announces $20M in CVI spending - Regional Media News
(The Center Square) - Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle has announced $20 million of taxpayer funding for community violence intervention. Preckwinkle said the county has spent $110 million on CVI services over the last four years. Preckwinkle made the announcement at St. Sabina Church in Chicago on Wednesday. SUBURBAN OFFICER SENTENCED FOR CORRUPTION A former suburban police officer has been sentenced to five years and three months i…
Cook County announces funding initiative for community violence intervention programs
The Cook County Board of Commissioners and the Justice Advisory Council joined together Wednesday on Chicago's South Side to announce a funding initiative for community violence intervention programs.
Cook County awards $5M to violence prevention groups, $15M more coming in July
Cook County is awarding $5 million to nine community organizations for violence intervention programs and opening applications for an additional $15 million in grants as gun homicides continue to decline across the county.
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