Walter Burnett, Jr.

The newsletter announces Ward Night for tonight (04.28.26), encouraging residents to scan a QR code to schedule time to meet with their alderman. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, ordinances, or development decisions are mentioned. Other announcements/events: none besides Ward Night and the opt-out link.

In Ald. Walter Redmond Burnett’s 27th Ward newsletter (week of April 20, dated Oct. 5), he focuses on how upcoming civic decisions—especially around Grand Avenue, One Fair Wage, the city budget, and local schools—require long-term preparation, transparency, and earlier resident input. The newsletter does not list specific zoning/development/transit/budget hearings, ordinances, development approvals, or street safety projects. Other announcements are limited to a note that the office plans to share more about city and neighborhood updates as summer approaches.

This alderman’s newsletter (Ward Night, dated 04.21.26) invites residents to attend Ward Night tonight to meet with the alderman and share concerns or feedback, using a provided QR code to request time. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, or policy decisions/hearings are listed in the newsletter; the only major announcement is the Ward Night event itself.

This newsletter from Ward Night invites residents to meet with their alderman in Ward Night tonight (04.14.26) to share concerns or feedback; it does not describe any zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings or policy changes. Other than the Ward Night event and the opt-out link, there are no additional major announcements included.

Alderman Walter Red Burnett (Ward Night) is inviting residents to Ward Night tonight (03.10.26) to share concerns and receive time to meet with the Alderman via a QR code. The newsletter contains no other stated meetings, policy actions, zoning/development changes, budget items, transit service changes, or street safety/redesign updates—only the Ward Night announcement.

Alderman Walter Red Burnett (Ward) announced that tonight’s Ward Night was postponed, with Ward Nights scheduled to resume on March 10, 2026. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, ordinances, or development decisions were mentioned; the only other item was the opt-out link for email notifications.