The final reports for this project are provided in the Project Documents section below. They include the Assessment Report, Supplemental Data and Information, and Reference Document. 

This section is closed.

Do you have questions about this project? Enter your question here, and we will post a response in the Questions and Answers section below. 

Ongoing town hall meetings will take place in the near future. Some of these will be in person, while others will be held virtually.  These meetings will be open to the public, to solicit positive comments, and to collect feedback from the community on suggestions for improving the Village of Oak Park Police Department.

Everyone is encouraged to review the Open Forum Guidelines in the Project Documents Section of this site.

(Note: the meeting links for virtual meetings will be active when the meeting starts).

Communities across the United States are calling for renewed and intentional efforts to address diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) issues and concerns. The Village of Oak Park recognizes the critical nature of DEI, and values the opportunity to collaborate and engage with the community in conversations that advance and improve DEI in Oak Park. This survey seeks to collect vital community feedback regarding DEI areas that relate directly to public safety and the Oak Park Police Department. The Village of Oak Park values your comments, thoughts, and ideas, and thanks you in advance for taking the time to complete this important survey.

A critical element of exploring the traditional police CFS response model involves community collaboration and understanding community priorities surrounding public safety. 

To help collect this information, the Village of Oak Park has posted a link to the survey below.