Evanston Police Department launched a new public trust survey this month to measure resident attitudes about EPD and survey the specific concerns of each neighborhood. The survey will ask residents about how safe residents feel in their neighborhoods and ask constituents what their priorities are for police. Evanston partnered with Zencity, a company that helps.
Content warning: this story contains mentions of suicide. Evanston’s medical examiner ruled that a deceased female found on the Evanston Township High School field Tuesday morning died by suicide. The Evanston Police Department said the 63-year-old female had no affiliation with ETHS, and there was no foul play involved. Detectives and evidence technicians investigated the.
Content warning: this story contains mentions of death. Evanston police located a deceased adult on the north side of Evanston Township High School Tuesday morning. Police said the body appeared to be a non-high-school-age female. An initial investigation indicated the deceased was not a school staff member. There was no active threat to students or.
Three finalists for Evanston Police Department’s next chief discussed staffing shortages, community-centered policing and crime reduction at a Thursday forum. The finalists, Migdalia Bulnes, Joshua Hunt and Schenita Stewart, answered questions submitted by residents. Sol Anderson, president and CEO of the Evanston Community Foundation, moderated the event. The next chief will be the department’s fourth.
In his junior year at Roycemore School, Hanu Snyder decided to take his 2020 January Short Term project – completed by upper school Roycemore students – and create a space on campus dedicated to his peers. Snyder, an architecture buff, designed a makerspace, a place for students to utilize technology for innovation. Roycemore broke ground.