Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy (CAPS) District 19

The City of Chicago has a weapon in the fight against crime — and that weapon is you, the community. A partnership between police and community is the foundation of Chicago’s own philosophy of community policing, known as CAPS — Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy.

What beat am I in?

Chicago Police District 19 (“Town Hall”) is bounded by Lawrence, the lake, Fullerton, and the river. It is divided into three sectors separated by Irving Park and Belmont, and each sector has 5 beats (15 in total).

When is my beat meeting?

Each beat has regular community meetings every two months at 6:30 PM. Note that some beats are paired together for their meetings. The meeting dates for 2024 are below.

Beat 19xx	Location	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th
11/12	Sulzer Library 4455 N Lincoln	1/16	3/19	5/21	7/16	9/17	11/19
13	Uptown Church 4612 N Clifton	1/2	3/5	5/7	7/2	9/3	11/5
14	Twin Towers 4550 N Clarendon	2/14	4/10	6/12	8/14	10/9	12/11
15	Uptown Buena Lib 929 W Buena	2/1	4/4	6/6	8/1	10/3	12/5
21	Police Auditorium 2452 W Belmont	1/17	3/20	5/15	7/17	9/18	11/20
22	Lincoln Library 1659 W Melrose	1/11	3/14	5/9	7/11	9/12	11/14
23/24	19th District 850 W Addison	1/3	3/6	5/1	7/3	9/4	11/6
25	Gill Park 825 W Sheridan	2/20	4/16	6/18	8/27	10/15	12/17
31	Gantz Boys & Girls 2915 N Leavitt	1/23	3/26	5/28	7/23	9/24	11/26
32	New Life Church 1110 W Lill	2/6	4/2	6/4	8/8	10/1	12/3
33	Illinois Masonic H 836 W Wellington	1/9	3/12	5/14	7/9	9/10	11/12
34/35	Chabad East LV 615 W Wellington	2/21	4/17	6/20	8/28	10/16	12/18

Who is my beat facilitator?

CAPS beat facilitators and contact information is below.

Beat 19xx	Beat facilitator	E-mail
11
12
13
14
15
21
22
23/24
25	John McCarthy	jmccarthy@interimage.net
31
32
33
34	Jan Sumrall	jrsumrall@comcast.net
35

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