Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson outlined his transition team Thursday as he attended his final Cook County Board meeting.
Chicago Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson named his transition team as he attended his final Cook County Board meeting.It includes a diverse mix of four dozen business, union, faith, education and community leaders whose responsibility will be to advise the next mayor on policy issues.
With public safety and policing key concerns heading into the summer, Johnson tapped two veterans from the previous administration as advisors. They include U.S. Rep. Delia Ramirez, former mayoral candidate - who ran against Johnson - State Rep. Kam Buckner, former CPD Chief of Detectives Brendan Denihan and Robert Boik, who headed up the Bureau of Constitutional Policing.
Former top cop Eddie Johnson said he would be willing to serve as interim superintendent if asked, something the mayor elect said he would not rule out.
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