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Resident asks council to note investigation into son's death
Summary
Nicole Charisse D'Vignon used public comment time at the June 17 council meeting to press for attention to an investigation into her son's death; the minutes record her request but do not record a staff response at the meeting.
Nicole Charisse D'Vignon addressed the Chicago Heights City Council during the public-comment portion of its June 17, 2026 meeting to raise concerns about the investigation into her son's death. The minutes state only that she "addressed the council regarding the investigation of her son's death." The record does not include a verbatim statement or a formal response from city staff at that time.
The meeting minutes show no subsequent motion or referral tied to her comment and do not identify any next steps voted or assigned during that meeting. The council's public-comment record notes the matter for the minutes; any follow-up would need to be confirmed with the police department or staff outside the meeting record.
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