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The council approved a liquor-license rule change requiring applicants to join the Chicago Heights Police Department’s Axon-Fusus Real Time Intelligence Platform Camera Registry Program, along with a $1,223,015 employee benefits renewal plan.
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Residents will see a new condition for liquor license applicants: they must participate in the city police department’s camera registry program. The council also approved a $1,223,015 renewal for employee benefits and authorized emergency repairs at Prairie Green Senior Living Center after nearby city work affected the facility. In addition, the council approved a hardship agreement for a Cricket Wireless property, moved forward on two abandoned properties for sale, and settled a civil lawsuit.
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