enforcement
Cook County Sheriff: Enforcing Cell-Phone Ban At Courthouses Will Be Challenging
Beginning Jan. 14, cell phones will be banned for most people at Cook County courthouses. Sheriff Tom Dart is concerned about the logistics of the policy shift.
Police To Target Drunken Drivers Statewide During Labor Day Holiday
The Illinois Department of Transportation has announced the opening of its Labor Day effort called, “Drive Sober or Get Pulled over.”
New Curfew Begins Sunday, Emanuel Reminds Parents
Chicago’s new, earlier curfew goes into effect Sunday, and Mayor Rahm Emanuel is reminding families about the move to keep children safe.
McCarthy: Police Ready To Enforce New Curfew Law
Police Supt. Garry McCarthy says his department is more than ready to enforce the city’s expanded curfew law, despite a manpower shortage.
Emanuel Pushes Ordinance To Enforce Right Of Way For Pedestrians
Mayor Rahm Emanuel is proposing a new ordinance that might make it easier and safer to walk around downtown Chicago.
2 Suburbs: No Amnesty For Running Red Lights In Blizzard
While most drivers unlucky enough to have had to drive during the Blizzard of 2011 will be let off the hook for any slips through a red light, at least two suburban police departments are saying ‘no amnesty.’
No More Free Parking At Meters
There are no more breaks at parking meters in the city because of snow on the ground.
Crosswalk Crackdown? Not So Much
Police last spring began enforcing a new state law protecting pedestrians at crosswalks, but the crackdown seems to have faded months later.



