Community Alerts

Protest Activity Alert: April 15th from 5:00 – 8:00 pm in the West Loop

We have received information indicating a protest scheduled for Today, April 15th, at Union Park (1501 W Randolph St). The group will begin their protest at Union Park and go east on Madison Street towards the expressway (90/94) and march into the Chicago loop. The anticipated step off from Union Park is sometime between 5:00 and 8:00 pm. 

Please exercise caution within this route, the surrounding areas (Washington, Randolph, Monroe, and Adams), and the downtown area. 

Safety Tips:

  • If you see something suspicious, report it
  • Carry water and stay hydrated
  • Choose a landmark to meet at in case you are separated from your group
  • Utilize the buddy system
  • Remain alert and be observant of surroundings
  • Leave any valuables at home
  • Do not jump any barricades
  • Secure handbags and wallets
  • Stay calm and pleasant
  • Follow your instincts
  • Leave yourself room to move quickly
  • If you see an unattended bag, alert police as soon as possible

Additional Resources:

  • Demonstration Building Security Preparedness Checklist – Click Here
  • BOMA/Chicago Best Practices Guide for Civil Unrest/Disturbances/Protests – Click Here

As always, if you “See Something, Say Something.” For life-threatening emergencies, call 911. To report suspicious activity, call 855-RPRT-2-S4 (855-777-8274).

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