Chicago Alderman Newsletter Tracker

This newsletter is an invitation from Alderwoman Angela Clay (ward not specified) to a birthday fundraiser at Ten Cat Tavern on Tuesday, March 24, 2026 (5:30–7:30 PM). It includes event details and how to purchase tickets or send contributions, but it does not mention any zoning, housing, transit, budget, policy changes, or development approvals. Other major announcement: the birthday event itself.

Alderman Anthony A. Beale of the 9th Ward announced that the pet food pantry event will be postponed until Friday, March 27. No other meetings, policy changes, or development approvals were mentioned in this newsletter.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) newsletter focuses on youth and job-related programming, including summer employment and multiple hiring/training opportunities, plus a Teen Bash (March 28, 12–4 PM) and a Black Wellness Fair (March 21, 10 AM–2 PM). It also highlights community events such as a Work, Wellness and a Safer Chicago Job Readiness Fair (March 20) and an event series at Garfield Park and other local locations, including a Mobile DMV and scholarship applications. No zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, ordinance, or street-safety meetings/decisions were mentioned in this newsletter.

The newsletter from 29th Ward Alderman Taliaferro contains no specific updates on zoning, housing, transit, or budget matters. No policy changes, development approvals, or infrastructure spending decisions are mentioned. No other events or announcements are included.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward urges residents to vote on Election Day, with polls open from 6:00 am to 7:00 pm. She reminds voters to stay in line until 7:00 pm and offers assistance finding polling locations or arranging rides. For help, contact the Service Ward Office at 773‑306‑1981 or text 312‑721‑0588.

Alderman La Spata of the 1st Ward announced upcoming zoning reviews, including a March 30 virtual First Look for rezoning 1619 North Artesian and a committee recommendation for subdividing the Josephinum School lot, and a meeting with the Department of Planning and Development on the 1628 W Division permit. He also introduced a proposed ordinance to enforce minority‑owned and women‑owned business participation and city‑resident hiring goals in development projects, and a living‑wage resolution for musicians slated for spring introduction. Additional community updates include a free hot‑meal event at the West Town Library, a new scholarship fund application, and youth job opportunities through Chicago Youth Works.

Alderman Brian Hopkins of the 2nd Ward reminds residents that Election Day is today, March 17 2026, and that all polling locations will be open until 7:00 p.m. He urges voters to bring two forms of ID, to drop off any Vote‑by‑Mail ballots at a Vote Center, and to contact the Board of Election Commissioners or his office for any questions. No meetings, policy changes, or development updates are announced in this newsletter.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward reminds residents to use 311 for potholes, street lights, and fly dumping, and encourages submitting service requests. She highlights upcoming community events, including a free ice‑zone digital sign educational opportunity, and promotes property‑tax exemption applications for 2025, noting common savings such as the Homeowner Exemption. The newsletter also lists resources for seniors, veterans, and employment opportunities, and provides contact details for the 16th Ward Service Office.

Alderman Brendan Reilly of the 42nd Ward urges residents to vote in the 2026 primary election, noting that all polling locations remain open until 7 pm tonight and that voters in line by that time may still cast their ballots. He provides links to find polling sites, including the 42nd Ward early voting location at Lawson House, and offers contact information for election questions. No other meetings, policy changes, or development updates are mentioned in this newsletter.

Alderman Scott Waguespack of the 32nd Ward uses the newsletter to remind residents that Election Day is March 17, 2026, and to provide polling‑place information and a list of endorsed candidates for federal, state, and local offices. The message emphasizes voter rights, registration updates, and the importance of casting a ballot, while listing endorsements for U.S. Senator Robin Kelly, Governor JB Pritzker, and several state legislators and county officials. No updates on zoning, housing, transit, or budget matters are included.

Alderman Timmy Knudsen of Chicago’s 43rd Ward reminds residents that Election Day is March 17, 2026, and polls will be open until 7 p.m., with multiple precinct sites, the Lincoln Park Library, and a supersite at 137 S. State St. available for voting. The newsletter provides detailed instructions for in‑person voting, early voting, mail‑in ballots, and voter registration, along with contact information for the ward office and links to state and federal voting resources. No zoning, development, or budget updates are included; the focus is solely on voter information and election logistics.

Alderman Matthew J. O'Shea of the 19th Ward reminds residents that the 2026 Primary Election is today, March 17, and provides details on polling locations and secure drop boxes for voting by mail. He encourages voters to use the provided drop boxes or the Chicago Board of Elections to ensure their ballots are postmarked by Election Day. The message also notes that ballots received up to March 31 will be counted and that voters will receive confirmation emails once their ballots are processed.

The 10th Ward newsletter from Alderman Peter Chico contains no upcoming meetings, hearings, or policy updates. It highlights resources for voter registration, food pantry access, and links to city bills, and invites residents to submit event flyers for future newsletters. Contact information and social media links are provided for further engagement.

Alderman David Moore of the 17th Ward urges residents to vote for all candidates on the upcoming ballot, emphasizing collective action for the ward's benefit. No meetings, policy changes, or development approvals are announced in this issue. The newsletter includes links to polling locations, volunteer sign‑ups, and the alderman's contact address at 7852 S Ada, Chicago, IL 60620‑3714.

Alderman Brian Hopkins’ 2nd Ward newsletter for March 16, 2026 contains no zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings or policy changes. The focus is on election‑day logistics, USPS service delays, and community events such as the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, a 312 Day wedding, and a ribbon‑cutting for Chicago Estate Advisors. Other highlights include the Coffee With The Commander meeting, a 18th District police council meeting, and several local neighborhood and cultural events.

Alderman Brendan Reilly of the 42nd Ward reminds residents that the 2026 Primary Election is tomorrow, March 17, and provides polling locations and hours. Voters can cast ballots at their precinct, the Supersite, or the 42nd Ward site at Lawson House, with all sites open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., and late voters allowed after 7 p.m.

The Third Ward aldermanic office announced a series of community events, including a job and resource fair, a mobile Department of Motor Vehicles service, and free paper shredding. Additional initiatives include a prescription drug takeback program and electronic recycling. These events aim to provide convenient services and promote public safety within the 3rd Ward.

Alderman Anthony A. Beale of the 9th Ward announces that election palm cards are now available. Residents can pick them up at the Committeeman Office or call 773-785-5849 for details. No other meetings, policy changes, or development updates are mentioned.

Alderman William Hall of the 6th Ward announced that the March 16th Community Wide Meeting at St. James Community Church has been postponed due to inclement weather, with a new date to be announced soon. The meeting will address important updates and priorities for the community. Residents are encouraged to stay safe and can contact the 6th Ward Office for further information.

Alderperson Jessie Fuentes of the 26th Ward reports that the Zoning Advisory Committee met on February 26 to review a 31‑unit residential‑commercial proposal at 3265 W. Armitage, recommending a zoning change from B3‑1 to B2‑3 and a forthcoming community meeting for broader input. The newsletter also reminds residents to drop off vote‑by‑mail ballots, opens the 2025 property‑tax‑exemption application period, and announces a tree‑planting day on April 25 in Hermosa, among other community events.