Tell us how to spend $200K

Relevance: 5/10

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Summary

The 47th Ward Alderman invites residents to vote in the annual Participatory Budgeting process, allocating $200,000 to local infrastructure projects. Eligible voters—those living in or attending school in the ward and aged 14 or older—can choose from improvements such as accessibility upgrades at Welles Park, pedestrian safety near schools, decorative crosswalks near Old Town, and new fitness equipment at Clark Park.

Email from 47th Ward Alderman

Neighbor,

You can tell us how to spend $200K on infrastructure improvements. Voting for our annual Participatory Budgeting process is now open. Some of the projects on the ballot this year include:

Accessibility improvements at Welles Park
Pedestrian safety improvements near schools
Decorative crosswalks near Old Town
Fitness equipment at Clark Park

You're eligible to vote if you live in or go to school in the 47th Ward and are 14 years or older.

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