• What policy changes has City Council passed in response to the complaints?
• Does the Berwyn Police Department require officers to hold individual liability insurance? 
• To what extent does the Berwyn Police Department contribute to the settlement amounts out of their own budgets?
• Does the premium for police department insurance come from the police department budget? 

Council members are limited in the specific details they can reveal about cases, but they are free to discuss and pass policies and procedures to curb misconduct, protect the public from officers repeatedly accused of misconduct, and protect taxpayers from the financial burden of settlements. 

WhyBerwyn.net has not been able to locate any such Committee of the Whole discussions or City Council motions related to such protections.

WhyBerwyn.net will release another post listing Berwyn police officers repeatedly sued, costing taxpayers tens of thousands, such as David J. Green, who has been named as a defendant in 6 civil rights cases, totaling over $90,000 in settlements. Despite concerns raised by residents, Green was promoted to Sergeant and then Division Commander, earning an hourly rate of $68 as of 2022. Matthew Boskovich, has been named as a defendant in at least 4 cases, costing taxpayers over $125,000 in settlements. As of 2022, his rank is Sergeant and his hourly rate is $58. Boskovich is also a trustee on the board of the Berwyn Police Union.