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November 2025
CPD 18th District Beat Meeting – 1833
We encourage all residents to participate in their CAPS Beat Meeting. Unsure of your Beat? To find your District & Beat, click HERE. What is CAPS? CAPS stands for Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy. CAPS is a partnership between police and community that is the foundation of community policing. CAPS uses Beats to develop relationships between the community and the police. CAPS meetings offer city residents an opportunity to address crime and safety issues directly with the beat officers who patrol their neighborhood,…
Find out more »CPD 18th District Beat Meeting – 1834
We encourage all residents to participate in their CAPS Beat Meeting. Unsure of your Beat? To find your District & Beat, click HERE. What is CAPS? CAPS stands for Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy. CAPS is a partnership between police and community that is the foundation of community policing. CAPS uses Beats to develop relationships between the community and the police. CAPS meetings offer city residents an opportunity to address crime and safety issues directly with the beat officers who patrol their neighborhood,…
Find out more »18th Police District Council Monthly Meeting
You are invited to attend the 18th District Council Monthly Meeting on Tuesday, November 25th at 12:15pm at the Near North Public Library, 310 W. Division Street. District Councilors will provide updates, and our 18th Police District Commander Bielfeldt (or his representative) will attend to provide safety updates. PARKING: There is a parking lot just west of the library and there are meter spots on Division Street. Please RSVP below to save your spot! REGISTRATION LINKS CLICK HERE to register…
Find out more »CPD 12th District CAPS Beat Meeting – 1214
We encourage residents to participate in the CAPS Beat Meetings. Unsure of your Beat? To find your District & Beat, click HERE. What is CAPS? CAPS stands for Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy. CAPS is a partnership between police and community that is the foundation of community policing. CAPS uses Beats to develop relationships between the community and the police. CAPS meetings offer city residents an opportunity to address crime and safety issues directly with the beat officers who patrol their neighborhood, as…
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