Ronnie Mosley

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley of the 21st Ward announced the opening of a CTA community office for the Red Line Extension, which is planned to add four accessible stations between 95th and 130th streets. More than 475 city-owned lots are available for development, and ward street repaving is scheduled through 2027; the newsletter also publicizes an upcoming property-tax assistance event, a shredding and recycling event, and community safety resources.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley of the 21st Ward highlighted the CTA Red Line Extension, which will add four accessible stations between 95th and 130th streets; a new community office at 401 W. 111th Street is open for project updates and information on jobs and business opportunities. More than 475 city-owned lots are available for development, and ward street repaving is underway; residents can also get property-tax assistance at an October 13 event.

In Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward weekly bulletin, City Council approved TIF assistance for Foundry Park and passed measures including parking-meter ownership transfer, ethics/data-center water reporting, and streamlining business licensing; the alderman also reports zoning changes along the 111th Street corridor allowing mixed-use and residential development. The newsletter notes deferred renter-protection ordinances (PRO and FAIR) and mentions introduced proposals such as a senior property tax holiday, cooling/heat mitigation expansion, and a possible Elizabeth Street southbound-only restriction between 103rd–105th Streets. It also highlights fall/winter community updates (including a housing-focused town hall and upcoming final town hall on Oct. 24) and several ward development, street repaving, and infrastructure items like Metra bridge work expected in October and multiple housing projects with upcoming groundbreaking/soft openings.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) announced a 21st Ward monthly townhall on housing and development resources at the Woodson Regional Library (9525 S. Halsted) on Sept. 26, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., with special guests and information on city services, council matters, and ward developments. No specific zoning, development approvals, policy/ordinance actions, budget decisions, transit changes, or street safety projects were detailed in the message.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward newsletter highlights an upcoming Town Hall at Woodson Regional Library (9:30 a.m. Saturday) focused on housing and developments in the ward, and a Tuesday help session with the Department of Water Management at the ward office for the Lead Service Line Replacement Program. It also points residents to housing/development support resources and includes non-legislative updates like city service-request tracking, Divvy for Everyone ($5 annual access), and public safety/community safety pilot information. Other major items include guidance on upcoming street sweeping dates, an extension of DPD RFP application deadlines to Sept. 30, and general information on scams, CAPS beat meetings, and Cook County/State veteran tax exemptions.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) announced weather-related rescheduling of multiple weekend community events: the shredding event was postponed (new date forthcoming), the Red Line Extension Community Office grand opening was rescheduled to October 2, and the End of the Summer House Bang at Oakdale Park was moved to October 4. The newsletter primarily focuses on keeping residents safe during the forecast and sharing updated event dates; no zoning, housing, transit funding, or budget items were mentioned.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward weekly bulletin focuses on ward services and community updates, with no specific zoning, housing ordinances, transit service changes, or budget/hearing decisions reported. It highlights infrastructure street work in September (multiple paving projects) and a Lead Service Line Replacement Program document drive at the 21st Ward office, plus community events including a Community Shredding Event, a Red Line Extension Community Office grand opening/community block club party, and a postponement of a tailgate event to October 4. The newsletter also promotes recurring town halls and resource fairs, safety-related signups (SplitSec.AI pilot) and CAPS beat meetings, and several citywide/ward service reminders (Divvy for Everyone, street sweeping schedule).

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) announced free transportation for 21st Ward seniors (age 60+) to Senior Fest at Millennium Park this Thursday, advising residents to arrive at the 21st Ward Office (10801 S. Halsted Street) by 8:00 a.m. The email states there are a few seats remaining and residents should call to reserve. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety policy or meeting items were included in this newsletter.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) announces free bus transportation for 21st Ward residents age 60+ to Senior Fest at Millennium Park on Thursday, with pickup at the 21st Ward Office by 8:15 a.m. and departure at 8:30 a.m. The newsletter provides a phone number to reserve remaining seats. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-policy items were included.

In Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward newsletter, the main items are planned September street paving/infrastructure work (e.g., S. Green St., S. Union Ave., W. 108th Pl., S. Lowe Ave., S. Wallace St., and others) and general assistance topics including housing/development questions, plus a Divvy for Everyone bikeshare discount and a Senior Fest bus sign-up for residents 60+. Other announcements include a Subcontractor Outreach and Pre-Bid event for Morgan Park Commons (Sept. 15) and community events such as Maple Park Community Fall Fest, a Powerhouse BBQ Fundraiser, the 79th Street Renaissance Festival, and the Major Taylor Trail bike ride. The bulletin also promotes public-safety updates (SplitSec.AI gunshot-detection pilot trial, CAPS beat meetings) and CPD’s annual budget forum, along with reminders like street-sweeping dates and scam-awareness resources.

This email from Ald. Ronnie Mosley does not include any meetings, hearings, policy/ordinance updates, development approvals, budget or infrastructure decisions, or transit/street safety actions. It primarily invites supporters to join a celebration event “TODAY at 4:00 PM,” with RSVP and donation links provided.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward weekly bulletin does not report any zoning/hearing items, housing/transit policy changes, ordinances, or major budget decisions; it mainly highlights September community updates and service support. It notes city streetwork scheduled in September (DOT paving across multiple South Side corridors) plus public safety items (SplitSec.AI gunshot-detection pilot sign-ups, CAPS meetings, and theft/scam alerts) and logistics like Labor Day closures and adjusted garbage/recycling schedules. Other major announcements include Senior Fest on Sept. 17 (with ward bus transportation), community festivals on Sept. 12 and Sept. 20, and Town Hall meetings held monthly on the 4th Saturday (Jan–Oct).

Ronnie Mosley’s newsletter does not include any updates about aldermanic meetings, hearings, zoning/development, housing, transit, or budget/ordinance actions—it's mainly a campaign/celebration notice. It promotes joining an event this Saturday (with an RSVP link) and directs readers to donate and follow Ronnie Mosley on social media.

Alderperson Ronnie Mosley’s newsletter (Ward not specified) is mainly an event invitation to celebrate the last days of summer, asking recipients to join this Saturday and RSVP via the provided link. It does not include any mentions of meetings/hearings or policy/ordinance actions on zoning, development, housing, transit, parking, budgeting, or street safety, nor any development approvals or infrastructure decisions; it also contains donation/RSVP links and social media updates.

Alderman Ronnie Mosley’s newsletter is primarily a call to join and donate (via ActBlue) and to RSVP using the provided link; it does not describe any zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street hearings/ordinances or specific policy or development actions. It also shares campaign/social links (Facebook and Instagram) and provides mailing and contact information for Friends of Ronnie Mosley.

This newsletter from Ald. Ronnie Mosley (71st Ward) is an invitation to “Join Us This Tuesday,” directing recipients to RSVP and donate links (ActBlue) and to follow on social media. No meetings, hearings, zoning/development/housing/transit/budget decisions, or policy/ordinance updates are mentioned; it also contains standard email and organization contact information.

The newsletter from Alderman Ronnie Mosley (21st Ward) is an invitation to join an event on Tuesday, with an RSVP link and donation/support page provided. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings, policy changes, or development approvals are mentioned; the email is primarily fundraising/engagement with social links and the campaign’s contact information.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) highlights ongoing August street/infrastructure work and upcoming paving along multiple 87th–123rd streets, plus a pending transportation item: the Metra bridge at 89th & Morgan is nearing completion. The bulletin also promotes housing and development progress (e.g., Habitat for Humanity’s 20 new townhomes, Unity Youth Shelter groundbreaking, Morgan Park Commons, and Beverly Ridge Phase 1B), along with school/community events, safety updates, and ward service resources. Other announcements include Senior Fest on Sept. 17 (with limited bus transportation signup), a City program/tool for checking street work permits, and back-to-school celebrations plus public-safety items like a CAPS meeting and the SplitSec.AI pilot.

This newsletter contains a thank-you note from Friends of Ronnie Mosley for attending an event; it does not mention any alderman by name or any meetings/hearings, policy/ordinance changes, development approvals, budget decisions, long-term transit changes, or street safety projects. Other than the event appreciation message, the only additional information is the email’s copyright and mailing details.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward newsletter focuses on “Town Hall Week,” including a Saturday City Hall services session and a community listening session on selecting the next Chicago Police Superintendent (Aug. 27). It also promotes community events like the House Hunnit Fest at Jackie Robinson Park and multiple back-to-school events, alongside ward services updates such as SplitSec.AI’s ongoing gunshot-detection pilot status and a shredding/electronics-recycling event. The bulletin does not report any specific zoning/development approvals, new housing/parking/transit/street policy votes, or budget/infrastructure decisions.