Chicago Crime Commission

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79 W Monroe St Ste 801
Chicago, IL 60603
+1 (312) 372-0101
https://chicagocrimecommission.org

The Chicago Crime Commission is dedicated to reducing crime and enhancing public safety through advocacy, collaboration, and effective criminal justice reforms. Their initiatives focus on promoting fairness, efficiency, and transparency within the criminal justice system while supporting law enforcement with essential tools and resources.

With a commitment to preserving history, the Commission houses the most comprehensive collection of historical archives documenting organized crime and public corruption in Chicago. Their publication, The Gang Book, serves as a vital resource for law enforcement, educators, and community leaders, providing critical insights into gang activities and prevention strategies.

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