
Notice Of Events Cancellations

Kostner Avenue between 123rd Street & 119th Place will be closed for two days (January 15th-17th) starting tomorrow morning at 8am for emergency repairs to rail crossing.
Photo for Tactical Media by Kathleen Virginia Page.
Dear Alsip Neighbors,
I’m honored to serve you and my fellow officers as your new Chief of Police.
It’s a title and responsibility I don’t take lightly. During almost two decades I’ve worked with a great team of Alisp officers and been honored to hold positions ranging from field training officer to detective to command officer overseeing the 911 call center. And I’ll bring those boots-on-the-ground experiences as your Chief.
Public safety is a vital partnership between police and the community we serve, and I’m looking forward to increasing our engagement and communications with you as we all work towards a common goal: making Alsip a safe place for everyone to enjoy.
I’m committed to accomplishing that shared goal and evolving our operations so that we’re performing at our optimal level for you. These changes have already begun, as you may have noticed our new website (special thanks to Brian Massari), and we’re making plans to:
There are new efforts underway and new people on board to help make these visions become a reality, and I’m grateful for the enthusiasm from Mayor John Ryan and Police Committee Chairperson Sheila McGreal.
And I of course want to make sure we’re serving and connecting with you in the best ways. Please share your thoughts or ideas with us via this short survey. We’ll look forward to your feedback and partnering on public safety.
All best,
Jay Miller
Chief of Police
Alsip Police Department