This newsletter from Ald. Jeanette B. Taylor (20th Ward) announces an extension of the community vote for Imagined Development / K.L.E.O. Family Life Center’s proposed Cleo’s Corner Apartments at 119 E. Garfield Blvd., including a B1-2 to B1-3 zoning change, nearly $14.8M in Washington Park TIF support, and about $12.3M in LIHTC assistance for 42 affordable units and first-floor commercial space. Only 20th Ward residents within the Washington Park TIF boundary are eligible to vote on whether Alderwoman support will be provided; ballot counting is expected within two weeks of the final voting day.
Other major announcement: it directs residents to the 20th Ward’s website for voting/eligibility information and provides contact details for Tyra Owens.
Alderwoman Jeanette B Taylor’s Ward 20 newsletter (Oct. 5, 2026) contains no specific updates on zoning, housing, transit, parking/street policy, development approvals, or budget/infrastructure decisions. It mainly shares general resources (ward and office contacts, police district beat meeting links) and promotes a youth wellness microgrants program, plus links to social media and the ward website.
Alderman name and Ward content for the 20th Ward office is not included in the message body; the only stated item is an “Early Closure Notice” for the 20th Ward office (dated 2026-10-05). No zoning, housing, transit, budget, street-safety, or development decisions are mentioned, and no other major announcements or events are provided in the newsletter text.
This newsletter from Alderman [name not provided] (Ward 20) shares a call to participate in planning for what comes next for Washington Park & Woodlawn, but it does not include any specific zoning/development, housing, transit, street-safety, or budget meeting details in the text provided. No other major announcements or policy/ordinance actions are stated in the newsletter content shown.
Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s Ward 20 newsletter (Oct. 5, 2026) does not report any zoning, housing, transit, parking, street-safety, or budget meetings/hearings, nor any related policy changes or development approvals— it is primarily informational (website/contacts and police beat meeting schedule links). It also includes general references to district beat meetings and social/media links, with no other major city or ward actions described.
Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor (20th Ward) announced a community vote beginning under the 20th Ward community-driven development process on whether to provide aldermanic support for Cleo’s Corner Apartments at 119 E. Garfield Blvd., including a zoning change from B1-2 to B1-3, $14,755,490 in Washington Park TIF funding, and $12,305,868 in LIHTC assistance. Voting is limited to 20th Ward residents within the Washington Park TIF boundary and will be held in-person at the ward office during scheduled August office hours, with results reported in a subsequent newsletter.
Other updates: the newsletter provides voting eligibility rules (including proof of address requirements), notes office closure on August 14, and lists contact information for questions.
Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor (20th Ward) announced that the Community-Driven Development process vote is underway for Cleo’s Corner Apartments at 119 E. Garfield Blvd, where Imagined Development and K.L.E.O. Family Life Center are seeking a zoning change from B1-2 to B1-3 and requests of $14,755,490 in Washington Park TIF and $12,305,868 in LIHTC assistance to build 42 affordable housing units with first-floor commercial space. In-person voting is at her office (5401 S. Wentworth Ave., Suite 19E) during specified August dates for eligible residents within the Washington Park TIF boundary. The newsletter directs residents on ballot eligibility/proof-of-address requirements and notes results will be reported in a later 20th Ward newsletter.
Ward 20 Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s newsletter does not report any zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings, policy actions, or infrastructure decisions. It primarily promotes current union apprenticeship openings (including electrical, pipefitters, and more) and links to Ward 20 resources and police beat/office contact information.
Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s newsletter announces a community meeting tonight at 6:00 PM about a proposed development at 119 E. Garfield Blvd, including opportunities for residents to hear details and ask questions. The email contains no other zoning, housing, transit, or budget actions or policy changes, aside from general contact/promotional links.
Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor (20th Ward) shared a transparency report on Tax Increment Financing (TIF) districts within the 20th Ward, outlining available funding and the portion of each district that falls in the ward. The newsletter does not describe any specific zoning/development approvals, housing/transit/street policy changes, or budget decisions—only the TIF overview and links to the full report.
Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s Ward 20 newsletter (Oct. 5, 2026) does not report any zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings/hearings, nor any related policy changes or street-safety initiatives. It mainly promotes current apprenticeship openings (multiple trades) and provides contact information for assistance applying through HIRE360Chicago. It also includes Ward 20 office links/contacts and references police district beat meeting resources and social media channels.
Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s newsletter announces a Washington Park Community Meeting tonight at 6:00 PM at the KLEO Center (119 E. Garfield Blvd) to discuss a proposed development at 119 E. Garfield and gather community input, with youth encouraged to attend and light refreshments provided. The 20th Ward Office will close early today at 5:00 PM, and normal hours resume Wednesday, July 29.
Alderman’s newsletter invitation (Ward 20): residents are invited to learn about a proposed development at 119 E. Garfield Blvd. No specific hearings, policy/ordinance actions, zoning approvals, budget decisions, transit changes, or street safety items are described in the provided text.
Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s Ward 20 newsletter (Oct. 5, 2026) contains no updates on zoning/development, housing, transit, or budget hearings/decisions, and no related policy changes or ordinances. The main content is general information and opportunities, including current apprenticeship program openings and help applying through HIRE360Chicago, plus a note of Ward 20 office/contact resources and social links.
Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s 20th Ward newsletter is focused on upcoming community events rather than any listed zoning, housing, transit, or budget meetings/hearings or policy/ordinance actions. It highlights free shred-and-recycle (July 17–18 at 6848 S Cottage Grove), back-to-school activities (July 18), and additional community and youth programs at locations including 6201 S Stewart and the St. Bernard Hospital Annex. It also includes information about a six-week youth leadership/workforce program and a second session listed for July 13–August 18 at the Healthy Lifestyles Hub UIC (839 W 79th St).
Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor (20th Ward) announced that the Ward 20 Shred & Recycle Day will proceed as scheduled on Friday, July 17, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM despite current air quality concerns, with limited staff on site. The notice includes health and safety guidance for residents to limit time outdoors and consider postponing if they have asthma, heart or lung conditions, or respiratory symptoms. Other than the event update, the newsletter mainly provides information on Chicago emergency alert notifications (NotifyChicago) and related resources.
This newsletter from Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor (20th Ward) announces that the 20th Ward office will close early at 2:30 PM on Oct. 5 to prepare for the Aldermanic Youth Council Listening Session. The Youth Council is today from 3:00–6:00 PM at Woodlawn Baptist Church, 6207 S. University Ave., with food provided at the conclusion.
Other announcements/events include encouraging youth participation and noting no zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street policy decisions in this message.
Alderwoman Jeanette B Taylor’s newsletter for Chicago’s 20th Ward mainly lists upcoming community events (no zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or street safety hearings/ordinances are mentioned). It highlights a July 15 youth council listening session, plus a July 17 community shred-and-recycle event and multiple July 18 back-to-school/community celebration activities and a youth leadership program.
Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s Ward 20 newsletter is primarily informational and includes office/website links and police district/beat meeting resources, but it does not list any specific zoning, housing, transit, budget, or ordinance meetings or actions. Other than general contact and outreach information, it contains no major announcements or events described in the provided text.
Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s Ward 20 weekly update contains general city/process information (e.g., police district beat meeting schedules, bid openings and eProcurement links) but no specific meetings, ordinances, zoning/development actions, budget decisions, or transit/street safety items are described. Other major announcements are administrative only, including notice about contractor Business Diversity Program annual reports and where to find the ward’s contacts and bid opportunity lists.