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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2023 · 17 MIN

How Culpable Are Chicago Officials For Fatal Fires In The City?

from In the Loop with Sasha-Ann Simons

At least 53 people have died in residential fires in Chicago since 2021. An investigation from the Better Government Association and the Chicago Tribune shows the city could be doing more in response to complaints about faulty wiring, missing smoke detectors and other safety issues. It also shows that inspections have been lagging. Reset learns why the city has failed to prevent these deaths and discusses potential solutions with Better Government Association reporter Alex Nitkin and former City of Chicago Inspector General Joe Ferguson.

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How Culpable Are Chicago Officials For Fatal Fires In The City?

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At least 53 people have died in residential fires in Chicago since 2021. An investigation from the Better Government Association and the Chicago Tribune shows the city could be doing more in response to complaints about faulty wiring, missing smoke...

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