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9th Ward Alderman Anthony A. Beale’s newsletter is primarily a notice of upcoming events and deadlines, including a July 31 deadline to apply for Traffic Control Aid (hourly). No meetings/hearings on zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget, nor any policy changes, ordinances, development approvals, or street safety projects are mentioned in the provided text.

9th Ward Alderman Anthony A. Beale’s newsletter contains a single announcement: “Shredding Tomorrow,” encouraging residents to attend, with no additional details on zoning, housing, transit, budget, or policy changes. No other major events or official actions are mentioned.

9th Ward Alderman Anthony A. Beale’s newsletter does not report any zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings/hearings or any related policy/ordinance changes or spending decisions. It primarily advertises community and employment resources, including a May 18, 2026 Food Scrap Drop-Off Program demo at Streets & Sans Yard, and job openings tied to the Red Line Extension and other workforce outreach roles.

9th Ward Alderman Anthony A. Beale invites residents to a community conversation on Tuesday, May 12 at 6:30 PM at the Historic Pullman Foundation Exhibit Hall about the Calumet Off the Grid planning initiative, including an urban design framework focused on connecting North and South Pullman with affordable housing, workforce development, and transit improvements; a follow-up survey will be shared. The newsletter does not mention any specific zoning, ordinance, development approvals, budget/infrastructure decisions, or street-safety actions beyond this planning presentation.

9th Ward Alderman Anthony A. Beale announced limited, first-come first-served reserved tickets for Chicago’s first-ever HBCU Classic available to 9th Ward residents for this Saturday. The newsletter mainly provides instructions to claim tickets via the linked form or QR code, and notes the form will close once capacity is reached.

9th Ward Alderman Anthony A. Beale’s newsletter primarily invites residents to a community conversation on Tuesday, May 12 at 6:30pm at the Historic Pullman Foundation to review the Master of City Design (MCD) Urban Edge studio’s final urban design framework plan for Pullman, including proposals tied to affordable housing, workforce development, and equitable transit-oriented development. The email does not announce any specific zoning, ordinance, budget vote, or major permanent transit service/funding change. Other items include promotion of general community events and external employment/resources opportunities (e.g., applications for programs such as “Formerly One Summer Chicago”) and a street sweeping schedule link.

Alderman Anthony A. Beale of the 9th Ward announces several community events and resources, including a street sweeping schedule, a property‑tax exemption workshop by appointment, a sealing/expungement event, and youth and employment resource sessions. Deadlines for listings and applications are highlighted, with links to register and apply. The newsletter also provides contact information for the alderman's office and a link to the ward website.

Alderman Anthony A. Beale of the 9th Ward announces a townhall and Women’s History Month event, inviting residents to register through the provided links. The newsletter also includes a job posting and contact information for the ward office.

Alderman Anthony A. Beale of the 9th Ward announces several community events, including an oral and photographic history project for Roseland, a qualification questionnaire deadline of April 8, and employer registration due March 31. He also highlights CPD schedules, a wish list shop, and upcoming district resources. No zoning, housing, transit, or budget updates were included in this edition.

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 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 Anthony A. Beale of the 9th Ward announces that election palm cards are now available and urges residents to pick them up at his office or call 773‑785‑5849 for more information. The notice includes the office address at 34 E 112th Place, Lower Level, Chicago, IL 60628, and a link to the ward’s website. No other meetings, policy changes, or development updates are mentioned in this newsletter.

No meetings, hearings, policy changes, development approvals, budget decisions, transit service changes, or street safety projects were announced in this issue. The newsletter highlights upcoming community events, including an Oral and Photographic History of Roseland and CPD schedules, with a March 13 deadline for registration. Contact information for Alderman Anthony A. Beale’s office and the 9th Ward website is provided for further inquiries.

Alderman Anthony A. Beale announces a March 6 public hearing and urges residents to submit applications by the February 28 deadline, as well as to complete a 2026 services survey that will close at the end of February. He also highlights the 100‑year Black Excellence celebration during Black History Month and encourages community input for the upcoming calendar, with additional deadlines for CPD on March 13.

Alderman Anthony A. Beale invites residents of the 9th Ward to a townhall tonight to celebrate 100 years of Black Excellence during Black History Month. No specific policy, development, budget, transit, or street safety updates were announced. The event will be held at the 9th Ward Service Office at 34 E 112th Place.

Alderman Anthony A. Beale of the 9th Ward invites residents to a first townhall in 2026 and encourages participation in a survey to shape the upcoming calendar. He highlights CTA opportunities, grant deadlines, and upcoming job, training, and fair events, with registration deadlines through March and April. The newsletter also promotes a Black History Month celebration honoring 100 years of Black Excellence.

Alderman Anthony A. Beale of the 9th Ward reports no zoning, housing, transit, or budget meetings or policy changes in this issue. The newsletter focuses on celebrating 100 years of Black Excellence during Black History Month, invites residents to participate in a 2026 events survey, and highlights upcoming CTA opportunities, deadlines for qualification questionnaires, and resources for jobs, grants, and historical records. Contact the 9th Ward office at 34 E 112th Place or via email at Ward09@cityofchicago.org for more information.

Alderman Anthony A. Beale of the 9th Ward reports no upcoming meetings, policy changes, or development approvals related to zoning, housing, transit, or budget. He announces a new newsletter schedule, a community survey to shape the 2026 calendar, and several bid and qualification deadlines (January 17, January 23, February 3, February 6). The office also highlights upcoming events and resources for residents.

Alderman Anthony A. Beale of the 9th Ward announces a citywide shared‑cost sidewalk program available only on Monday, January 12th from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., with applications closing once spots fill. The program offers discounted sidewalk improvements for eligible property owners, with details and application instructions available online. No other meetings, policy changes, development approvals, budget decisions, transit service changes, or street safety projects are highlighted in this newsletter.

Alderman Anthony A. Beale of the 9th Ward announces a shared‑cost sidewalk program scheduled for Monday, January 12, from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., with spots available on a first‑come, first‑served basis. No meetings, policy changes, development approvals, budget decisions, transit updates, or street redesign projects are mentioned. The newsletter otherwise contains only contact information for the alderman’s office.