Stephanie Coleman

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman (16th Ward) did not report any zoning, housing, transit, street-safety projects, ordinances, or budget/hearing decisions in this weekend newsletter. The main message is to submit City service requests (311/CHI311) for issues like streetlights out, overgrown tree limbs, or chronic fly dumping, and to contact her office for assistance. No other major events or announcements were included.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s 16th Ward newsletter does not report any zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings/hearings, policy changes/ordinances, or spending decisions. It instead focuses on residents submitting 311 service requests for issues like street light outages, fly dumping, and other City services, and promotes her office’s help and contact information for the weekend edition.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman (16th Ward) mainly advises residents to report city service problems—such as potholes, streetlights, and fly dumping—through 311/chicago.gov or the CHI311 app; the newsletter does not include any zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings or policy/ordinance actions. Other listed items are general ward service resources and “Community Events,” including an “Ice-Free Zone Digital Sign” educational opportunity and various business, senior, and veteran resources.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman (16th Ward) shared a weekend notice encouraging residents to submit 311 service requests for city issues like streetlights out, fly dumping, or other service problems. The newsletter did not include any zoning, housing, transit, street-safety, or budget meetings/hearings or policy/ordinance updates. It mainly functions as a service-office announcement and event/citizen support outreach.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman announced that the 16th Ward service office will be closed on Thursday for Juneteenth. No other zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety actions were mentioned in this newsletter.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman (16th Ward) shared the service-request reminder for reporting city issues (e.g., street lights out, fly dumping, and other City services) via 311, and directed residents to contact her office for assistance. The newsletter primarily contains office information and does not mention any specific zoning/development, housing, transit, budget/policy actions, or street-safety projects. Other than the service-request guidance, no major events or announcements were included.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s May 2026 newsletter focuses on constituent service guidance, urging residents to report city issues (e.g., potholes, street lights out, chronic fly dumping) through 311 or her office. The email does not include any zoning/development/housing/transit/budget hearings, policy ordinances, development approvals, or major infrastructure or street-safety decisions. Other items include ward resources and event “save the date” placeholders, business rebate information (SSA #3 canopy/awning, facade, graffiti, and security improvements), and reminders that 2025 property-tax exemption applications are available online along with various senior/veteran and employment/community input resources.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter does not report any zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget hearings/decisions, nor any related policy or ordinance changes. It focuses on constituent service—encouraging residents to submit City service requests (311) for issues like street lights out, fly dumping, and other city services—plus a prompt to register for community events.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s May 2026 newsletter focuses on resident service requests, encouraging neighbors to report issues (potholes, streetlights out, and fly dumping) through 311 or her office for timely City service follow-up. The email does not mention any specific zoning/development, housing/transit/streets policy changes, or budget/infrastructure decisions. Other items include office hours/contact info and announcements for community events/educational opportunities, SSA #3 business rebates (canopies/awnings, facade improvements, graffiti removal, and security improvements), and property tax exemption applications for the 2025 tax year.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter is primarily a weekend service-requests notice, urging residents to report issues to the 16th Ward office or through 311 (311.chicago.gov, the CHI311 app, or by calling 311). It does not include any specific zoning/development, housing/transit/streets, ordinances, or budget or funding decisions. Other announcements are limited to the office contact information/hours and a prompt to register to vote, along with a general link to community events.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s May 2026 newsletter focuses on encouraging residents to report city service issues—such as potholes, streetlights out, and chronic fly dumping—by submitting a request through 311.chicago.gov or the CHI 311 app or by calling 311. The newsletter also promotes accessing city resources, including property tax exemption applications (2025 tax year) and related senior/veteran resources, plus general ward service-office contact information and office hours. Other noted items are “Save the Date” community events, including an “Ice-Free Zone Digital Sign” and an educational opportunities registration link.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s 16th Ward newsletter focuses on residents submitting 311 service requests for issues like potholes, streetlight outages, and fly dumping, along with office contact information and general resources. It also includes non-legislative updates such as storm disaster relief information, voter registration, and multiple community/financial opportunity announcements (e.g., an “ice-free zone” event date and college application deadline May 1). No zoning/development, housing/transit/streets policy actions, budget decisions, or safety/redesign projects are mentioned in the newsletter text provided.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter is focused on residents submitting service requests for City issues (e.g., street lighting outages, bulky debris, and other chronic service problems) via 311 or her office; it does not mention any zoning, housing, transit, or budget meetings/hearings, or policy/ordinance changes. It also includes general information about the 16th Ward service office and directs readers to community events links for additional information.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s April 2026 newsletter does not mention any zoning, development, housing, transit, budget hearings, or related policy/ordinance actions. It focuses instead on requesting residents report city service issues through 311 (potholes, street lights, fly dumping) and promotes ward resources and events, including a free Homeowners Resource Workshop on April 25, property tax exemption applications, and college/support and senior/veteran resource sign-ups.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s 16th Ward newsletter does not report any zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings/hearings, policy changes, or development/zoning approvals. Instead, it encourages residents to submit 311 service requests for issues like street lights out, fly dumping, and tree limbs. The newsletter also promotes a down payment assistance workshop on Saturday, April 18 at 9:00 AM at 6200 S. Hamlin Ave, with registration requested.

Alderwoman Stephanie D. Coleman (16th Ward) does not describe any zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget hearings, nor any new housing/parking/transit/street policy changes, ordinances, or major development approvals; the newsletter focuses on encouraging residents to report issues like potholes, streetlight outages, and fly dumping through 311 and the ward’s service office. Other announcements include upcoming community events (a homeownership resource workshop on April 25, 2026) and reminders about property tax exemption applications for the 2025 tax year and other senior/veteran resources.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter doesn’t include any zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings/hearings, nor any policy/ordinance or street safety redesign updates. It focuses on urging residents to report city service issues (e.g., streetlights out, fly dumping, tree limbs) via 311 and notes the office contact information/hours and general community service support. The only other items mentioned are the 16th Ward service office details and “16th Ward Community Events” link (no specific events listed).

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s April 2026 newsletter focuses on urging residents to report city service issues (e.g., potholes, streetlights, fly dumping) through 311 or her office, and provides information on ward resources and office contact details. Other announcements include a free Homeowners Resource Workshop on April 25, property tax exemption applications for the 2025 tax year, and links/events for community, employment, senior, and veteran resources.

There were no meetings, hearings, policy/ordinance updates, development or zoning changes, budget decisions, long-term transit changes, or street safety projects mentioned in this 16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman newsletter; it is primarily an Easter greeting. The main other announcement is the reminder to use the 16th Ward service office for services (address and hours provided).

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s April 3, 2026 newsletter for the 16th Ward contains no updates on zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings, nor any new ordinances or development approvals. The bulletin simply lists the ward’s service office address, phone number, email, and office hours, and reminds residents of the ability to submit service requests and register to vote. No additional events or announcements were included.