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Votes at a glance: board approved meeting minutes, remote attendance and closed executive sessions

Chicago Police Board · September 19, 2025
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Summary

The board approved a motion allowing a member to attend remotely, approved the minutes of the Aug. 21 public-enclosed meetings, voted to close future executive sessions under specified Illinois Open Meetings Act sections, and adjourned the meeting; no detailed roll-call tallies were provided.

The Chicago Police Board took a series of procedural votes during its meeting:

- Remote attendance: The board moved, seconded and approved a motion allowing Board member Steven Block to attend remotely; outcome: motion passed by unanimous 'aye' (no roll-call tally provided).

- Approval of minutes: The board moved, seconded and approved drafts of minutes for the board's public-enclosed meetings held on 08/21/2025; outcome: motion passed by 'aye' votes (no roll-call tally provided).

- Future executive sessions: The board moved, seconded and voted to close a series of future executive sessions authorized by sections 2(c)(1), (4), (11) and (21) of the Illinois Open Meetings Act; outcome: motion passed by unanimous ayes.

- Adjournment: At the meeting’s conclusion, a motion to adjourn was moved, seconded and approved; the meeting was adjourned.

No motions listed a named mover or seconder in the public transcript and no roll-call vote tallies by member were read into the public record; all outcomes were announced as passed by 'aye.'