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  • Emergency (including crimes in progress) 911
  • Mayor’s Office of Inquiry and Information 311
13th Police District
  • Wood Street Police Station 312-746-8350
  • Police non-Emergency 311
  • Gang Activity Hotline 312-746-5680
  • TAC Office 312-746-8356
  • CAPS Office 312-746-8355, Caps013district@chicagopolice.org
  • Community Policing Sgt. Juan Clas 312-743-1271
  • Beat Team Leader Sgt. Richard Gonzalez 312-746-1268
  • Senior Citizen Officer/Alternate Court Advocacy Officer Kent Chiarelli 312-743-1262 Ext. 127
  • Peer Jury Officer/Alternate Faith-Based Liaison Officer/Alternate Business Liaison Officer Aneta Pruszynska 312-746-8355, Ext. 136
  • Domestic Violence Officer and Business Liaison Officer Shirl Goddard 312-746-8355, Ext.138
  • Faith-Based Liaison Officer/Court Advocacy Officer/Alternate Senior Citizen Officer Joseph Castillo 312-746-8355, Ext.137
  • Day Child Safety Car Seat Technicians Officer/Troubled Buildings Officer/Youth Liaison Officer Eric Moreno 312-746-8355, Ext. 132
  • Afternoon Child Safety Car Seat Technicians Officer/Youth Beat Meeting Officer/CAPS Liaison Officer Milton Robles 312-746-8355, Ext. 134
  • Area 4 CAPS Organizer Nancy Aroyo 312-746-4459
1st Ward
  • Alderman Proco Joe Moreno 773-278-0101
  • Inquiry and Information 312-744-7783
  • Streets and Sanitation 312-744-5523
27th Ward
  • Alderman Walter Burnett Jr 312-432-1995
  • Streets and Sanitation 312-744-2240
32nd Ward
  • Alderman Scott Waguespack 773-248-1330
  • Streets and Sanitation 312-744-8618
  • Rodent Control 312-744-6202
Cook County
  • Inquiry and Information 312-443-5500
State of Illinois
  • Attorney General Gang Unit 773-890-3454
  • State Representative Cynthia Soto 773-252-0402
  • State Senator Miguel Del Valle 773-292-0202
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