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Director of Illinois Department of Corrections resigns - Vimarsana News

Director of Illinois Department of Corrections resigns

Rob Jeffreys has led the department since June 2019. Acting director named during search for replacement.

Lightfoot, AFSCME announce tentative agreement, averting pre-election strike - Vimarsana News

Lightfoot, AFSCME announce tentative agreement, averting pre-election strike

Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Friday announced a tentative agreement with AFSCME Council 31 but refused to disclose the cost or terms of the new contract that averted the threat of a pre-election strike by more than 3,000 city workers.

Chicago is expanding the types of 911 calls that get a mental health response - Vimarsana News

Chicago is expanding the types of 911 calls that get a mental health response

The city’s first crisis response teams together have handled fewer than two calls a day. New 911 protocols are expected to lift that number.

Lightfoot, AFSCME Announce Tentative Agreement, Averting Pre-Election Strike - Vimarsana News

Lightfoot, AFSCME Announce Tentative Agreement, Averting Pre-Election Strike

Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Friday announced a tentative agreement with AFSCME Council 31 but refused to disclose the cost or terms of the new contract that averted...

Lightfoot, AFSCME announce tentative agreement, averting pre-election strike - Vimarsana News

Lightfoot, AFSCME announce tentative agreement, averting pre-election strike

A joint statement from Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Roberta Lynch, executive director of AFSCME Council 31, said the agreement would “improve the economic security and working lives of thousands of dedicated frontline” employees in about a dozen city departments.