Dialogue Request Form

The Chicago Police Department (CPD) invites all residents, community organizations, and other stakeholders to meet with members of CPD to discuss various topics, including specific policies and trainings.

Due to the high demand for meetings, CPD will accommodate as many meeting requests as possible in a timely fashion.

If you have additional questions, please contact Communtiy@chicagopolice.org

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* 1. Name of your group or organization

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* 2. Please provide a brief description of your group or organization

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* 3. Name of Contact Person

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* 4. E-mail Address for Contact Person

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* 5. Phone Number for Contact Person

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* 6. Are there specific topics you want to discuss with CPD? (Check all that apply)

Community Policing

Use of Force

Police interactions with Children and Youth

School Resource Officers

Search Warrants

Foot Pursuits

Gender-based Violence

Police interactions with the Transgender, Intersex, Non-binary, and Gender Non-conforming community

Police interactions with People with Disabilities

Police interactions with Religious Communities

Language Access / Police interactions with people who are Limited English Proficiency

Accountability

Other (please specify)

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* 7. The Chicago Police Department has partnered with the Center for Conflict Resolution to provide neutral facilitators and note takers during the discussion. Do you have a preference on having a neutral facilitator / neutral note taker during your meeting?

Yes, I would like the Center for Conflict Resolution to provide a neutral facilitator and neutral note taker.

No, I would not like the Center for Conflict Resolution to provide a neutral facilitator and neutral note taker.

I have no preference

I'm not sure / I would like to know more about this

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* 8. The Chicago Police Department is currently under a consent decree. As such, many times, the Independent Monitoring Team for the consent decree and the Office of the Attorney General attend community discussions as observers only. Do you give permission for the Independent Monitor and the Office of the Attorney General to attend your meeting as passive observers?

Yes

I'm not sure / I'd like to know more about this

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* 9. How did you hear about this opportunity? (Check all that apply)

I saw it on the Chicago Police Department Website

Someone from the Chicago Police Department told me

From a Chicago Police Department brochure

I received an email from the Chicago Police Department

Through a community organization

I saw it on social media

Other (please specify)