Jeanette Taylor

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor of the 20th Ward is inviting residents to a “Development 101” discussion about special-use requests and how development proposals move through the City. Residents can hear from organizations proposing developments, learn how proposals may affect their community, and ask questions about the process.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s 20th Ward newsletter shares ward office contacts, community maps and resources, and police beat meeting schedules for Districts 002, 003, 007, and 009. It also links to youth wellness microgrants; no zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget announcements are included.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s 20th Ward newsletter shares voting results for the Betsy Ross Annex and Firehouse. It does not include the results’ details in the newsletter text.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s Ward 20 weekly newsletter (Oct. 5, 2026) does not describe any specific meetings/hearings, ordinances, development approvals, budget or infrastructure decisions, or long-term transit/housing/street safety actions; it mainly provides links to office contacts and other resources. Other items include directions for finding a police district and a link to the SGA Youth wellness microgrants site, plus general social media/website links.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s newsletter primarily announces upcoming Washington Park Chamber of Commerce community meetings. No zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, ordinances, or street-safety decisions are mentioned in this message.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s newsletter announces that the Small Business Improvement Fund (SBIF) grant application period is open for several TIF districts, including Woodlawn, 107th/Halsted, Fullerton/Milwaukee, LaSalle Central, and Madison/Austin. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings/ordinances are mentioned in this email.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s Ward 20 weekly newsletter (Oct. 5, 2026) does not include any substantive updates on zoning/development, housing, transit, parking/street policy, or budget/infrastructure decisions—it's primarily administrative and resource links (ward office contacts, police district beat-meeting links, and a youth wellness microgrants link). Other items are general website/social links and enrollment/contact information; no additional major community events are listed in the provided text.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor (Ward 20) recapped the Sept. 15, 2026 community meeting on the redevelopment of the former Fiske School site, sharing links to the recordings from two CPS meetings and posting the three proposal presentations with opportunities for residents to submit feedback. The newsletter is primarily focused on the ongoing planning and community input process with CPS for the future use of the site, rather than new zoning, housing, transit, or budget decisions. It also includes standard notices with the ward website and social links.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s Ward 20 weekly newsletter (Oct. 5, 2026) contains no agenda details or updates on zoning, development, housing, transit, budget votes, policy changes, or street safety— it primarily provides links to Ward 20 resources, office contacts, and police district/beat meeting information. It also includes general community links (including a Youth wellness microgrants page) and social media/account references.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor (20th Ward) announced that the 20th Ward office will be closed to the public tomorrow due to Ward staff attending Senior Fest. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, or ordinance actions were mentioned in this newsletter.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor (20th Ward) invites residents to a 6:00 PM meeting tonight to discuss the future of the former Fiske School site, including questions and feedback from the Woodlawn and 20th Ward community. The newsletter also notes an office closure for Thursday. Other than the event details, no additional zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety actions are announced.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor (Ward 20) invites residents to a community meeting tomorrow at 6:00 PM on the proposed future of the former Fiske School site, including details on the property sale proposal and the CPS process. The newsletter does not mention any zoning, transit, housing, policy/ordinance changes, budget decisions, or street safety projects beyond this meeting.

Alderwoman Jeanette B Taylor’s Ward 20 newsletter (Oct. 5, 2026) is largely informational—sharing links to the Ward 20 website and office contacts, plus police district/beat meeting resources. It does not include any specific updates on zoning, development, housing, transit, budgets, policy changes, or street safety/redesign projects. It also mentions sign-up information for the newsletter and provides general social/engagement links and a youth wellness microgrants link.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor (20th Ward) announced that the 20th Ward Office will close early on Wednesday, September 9, 2026 at 5:00 PM for a community meeting about the 47th Corridor, with the event taking place 6:00 PM–8:00 PM at Back of the Yard Coffee House. No other zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety hearings or policy actions were mentioned.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s newsletter shares voting results related to Cleo’s Corner Apartments (PDF linked on the Ward 20 website) and directs readers to view the report online. No other zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings or policy actions are mentioned in this email.

This Ward 20 newsletter (from Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor) contains no specific updates about zoning, development, housing, transit, streets, or budget decisions. It mainly provides office contact information, links to police district/beat meeting resources, and a link to youth wellness microgrants, along with social media/website details.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s newsletter announces a community vote in Chicago’s 20th Ward on whether the council should provide support for the proposed “Cleo’s Corner Apartments” at 119 E. Garfield Boulevard—specifically a zoning change from B1-2 to B1-3 plus $14,755,490 in Washington Park TIF funding and $12,305,868 in LIHTC assistance to build 42 affordable housing units with first-floor commercial space. The vote is limited to eligible 20th Ward residents within the Washington Park TIF boundary, with results reported in a subsequent Ward 20 newsletter within about two weeks. No other meetings, ordinances, budget decisions, transit service changes, or street-safety projects are mentioned in this issue.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s newsletter announces that voting has begun for the Washington Park & Woodlawn community process. No zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, policy changes, or street-safety/ordinance actions are described beyond this community voting notice.

Ward 20 updates from Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor (Ward 20) do not include any specific announcements about zoning/development, housing, transit, parking, street safety redesigns, or budget hearings/ordinances—only general links and office contact information. The newsletter also directs residents to police district/beat meeting resources and promotes a youth wellness microgrants program, along with standard social media/contact links.

Alderwoman Jeanette B. Taylor’s 20th Ward newsletter announces that a community vote has begun and invites residents to sign up for the 20th Ward newsletter. Other than the sign-up and vote announcement, no zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings or policy/development actions are specified in this message.