By Townhall Chicago News Staff
The Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability (CCPSA) planned to send Mayor Brandon Johnson a shortlist of three finalists for Chicago police superintendent Thursday night.
The handoff would move the city a step closer to naming its next permanent police superintendent.
“Chicago could be one step closer to its next police superintendent,” Mike Scott, a correspondent for AM 560 News, said in a Thursday broadcast. The commission was expected to deliver its shortlist of three finalists to Johnson that night, Scott said.
The names of the three finalists were not released during the broadcast report. The reason a new superintendent search was underway was also not addressed.
Johnson is expected to review the finalists before selecting a new superintendent. No timeline for that decision was given in the broadcast report.
