Reports that a Chicago police station has been dealing with a rat problem have sparked serious questions about the condition of city services. According to the reports, officers repeatedly contacted 311 seeking help but say the problem persisted, leading them to bring in their own rat poison and even offer to perform landscaping to reduce the infestation.
On today’s David Seaton Show, we examine what this says about leadership, accountability, and the state of basic city services in Chicago. If a police facility is reportedly struggling to get a response, what does that mean for neighborhoods across the city?
Do you believe City Hall is delivering the services taxpayers deserve? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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