• Michael McDevitt
    APR 18, 2024
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    Vote on measure to allow ShotSpotter on per-ward basis postponed by progressive alderpeople, Chief Information Officer appointment hits snag with a surprise deferral

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    Mayor Brandon Johnson is pictured at a City Council meeting April 17, 2024. [Don Vincent/The Daily Line]

    The mayor’s pick to lead the reconstituted Department of Technology and Innovation and an order to keep gunshot detection technology in individual wards were both deferred during the City Council meeting Wednesday, delaying votes to Friday at the earliest.

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