About the Program
Project Safe Neighborhoods is a nationwide program to reduce gun violence, adaptable to local circumstances, that was launched in 2001 by President Bush and Attorney General John Ashcroft.
The cornerstone of the Northern District of Illinois' local program is that every state defendant with a gun will be reviewed for possible federal prosecution. The aim of the program is inform repeat offenders that they risk federal prosecution and imprisonment for weapons violations.
PSN-Chicago welcomes your interest and involvement in making all neighborhoods safe.
If you have information concerning any illegal possession of a firearm please call:
1-877-CPD-GUNS
or1-800-ATF-GUNS
If you want to be of service in your community assiting in the PSN initiative, please call: 312-372-0101
Our Partners
PSN Chicago is a partnership with these organizations:
- Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives
- Chicago Crime Commission
- Chicago Police Department
- City of Chicago, Mayor’s Office and Department of Law
- Cook County Adult Probation
- Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office
- Illinois Department of Corrections
- United States Attorney’s Office of Northern Illinois
Contact Us
© 2007 Chicago Crime Commission
79 W. Monroe, Suite 801
Chicago, IL 60603
Phone: (312) 372-0101
Fax: (312) 372-6286