Chicago Mayor Says Major Crimes Are Down in City

Mayor Lori Lightfoot discusses the impact of federal funding and infrastructure laws on Chicago, highlighting the city's proactive measures like the Chicago Works plan. She addresses pension reforms, emphasizing financial strategies that have improved the city's credit ratings. Lightfoot also talks about Chicago's diverse economy, business growth, and efforts to attract companies despite challenges like crime and taxes. She underscores the importance of public safety and the city's educational and cultural assets in making Chicago an attractive place for businesses and residents.

What recent achievements in terms of credit ratings has the City of Chicago experienced?

What are some of the sectors contributing to Chicago's diverse economy?

How has the crime rate in Chicago changed recently, and what is the city's goal regarding public safety?