Illinois HB5011 prohibits municipalities from evaluating police officers based on citation quotas or comparisons to other officers.
Illinois HB5011 amends the Illinois Municipal Code to prohibit municipalities from requiring police officers to issue a specific number of citations within a designated period. The bill also prevents municipalities from evaluating a police officer's job performance by comparing the number of citations issued to those of other officers with similar duties. Instead, evaluations must be based on "points of contact," which include traffic stops, arrests, written warnings, and crime prevention measures, excluding the issuance of citations.
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