Jason Ervin

Alderman Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) announced a ribbon-cutting and grand re-opening of the West Madison Roller Rink at 4008 W. Madison Street on Saturday, May 16, from 11:00 a.m. to noon, celebrating new improvements to the park. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety policy meetings or approvals were mentioned in this newsletter.

Ald. Jason C. Ervin’s newsletter for the 28th Ward mainly publicizes community events (e.g., NextGen Career Expo on May 21, Camp Courage, youth and health fairs, food truck fest, and skate rink reopening) rather than any specific zoning, transit, housing policy, or budget votes. Other announcements include multiple neighborhood meetings/events such as an “11th Dist Meet & Greet” and Police Explorers meeting, plus scholarship and job/internship applications and several public safety/community policing programs.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin’s May 2026 newsletter mainly promotes community programs and events in/around the 28th Ward, including Chi Youth Works summer jobs applications (deadline May 29), a Tulip Giveaway (May 6), and multiple Mother’s Day and health/community fairs. It also highlights neighborhood/resource opportunities such as a Second Chance Resource Fair (May 12) and various workshops and events (including an Airport Small Business Summit & Job Fair at UIC on May 12). No zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street policy/hearing items or development approvals are mentioned in the newsletter text provided.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) newsletter highlights community events rather than specific zoning, housing, transit, parking, or budget actions, including an April 30, 2026 CCPSA meeting and the “28th Ward Career & Resource Fair” on May 1, plus an April 27–May 1 Amnesty Week. Other major announcements include Thrive! Health & Wellness Fair (May 2) and multiple job fairs/community workshops and a May 3 blood drive at 3600 W. 5th Ave.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin’s April 2026 newsletter is primarily a roundup of community events—career and resource fairs in the 28th Ward (including a May 1, 2026 fair at the JLM Center and multiple job fairs in April), plus a Green Living Summit (April 25 at the Golden Dome Garfield Park Fieldhouse) and other programming such as Amnesty Week (April 27–May 1). The email also lists city and community service announcements (e.g., job applications, health/community workshops, and dates for Jumping Jack programming) but does not include any zoning, transit, housing, parking, street-safety, ordinance, or budget hearings/decisions.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin’s newsletter primarily promotes April 2026 28th Ward community and service events (including a quarterly community meeting on April 18 and multiple cleanup, job, youth, pet, and grant-related opportunities) with no specific zoning, housing, transit, or budget hearings/ordinances or development approvals listed. It also advertises several community programs and forums (e.g., Earth Day activities, amnesty at City Hall, scholarship/job applications, a career/resource fair on May 1, and a blood drive on May 3).

Alderman Jason C. Ervin’s 28th Ward newsletter primarily promotes community meetings and events, including an April 18, 2026 quarterly community meeting, Earth Day-related cleanups and advisory council activities, and multiple job and resource opportunities such as job programs, a May 1 career & resource fair, and grant alerts. It also lists several youth, animal/pet, and small business supports (e.g., Chi Block Builder applications for city-owned vacant lots and Small Business Improvement Fund info). No zoning, housing, transit, or budget/ordinance hearings or development approvals are mentioned in this newsletter.

Ald. Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) newsletter primarily promotes community services and events—Clean & Green (Apr. 18), free mammogram scheduling information, summer job and youth program sign-ups, and food/basket distribution opportunities—without describing any zoning, housing, transit, budget hearings, or major policy/ordinance actions. It also highlights multiple upcoming community events and sign-ups (including the Answer Walk-a-thon on Apr. 18 and other April cleanups, expos, and briefings).

Alderman Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) highlighted a Clean & Green Saturday on April 18 and “Amnesty April” tax clean-up events running April 1–30 at City Hall and multiple neighborhood satellite locations. The newsletter also announced a special meeting on April 2026 at 6:30 p.m. at Thomas Kelly College Prep and several workforce/employment and community events (including Chicago Youth Works summer jobs and workforce career fairs), plus ComEd low-income discount and property tax savings application information. Other major items include the April 3 workforce career & resource fair and various April community events like an Easter Egg event (April 4) and a community shower for Black Maternal Health Week (April 11).

Alderman Jason C. Ervin’s March 2026 newsletter focuses on youth and workforce programming, including a Teen Internship Fair (March 31), memory care and youth programs at Chicago Center for Arts and Technology, and multiple job fairs and workforce events (including April 1 and April 3). It also encourages participation in Citywide Participatory Budgeting (ideas due March 31) and lists public-safety and community outreach events. Other announcements include Ladies Night In (April 2), GreenCorps training, and various health, crisis-support, and community fairs scheduled through April 2026.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) newsletter focuses on youth and job-related programming, including summer employment and multiple hiring/training opportunities, plus a Teen Bash (March 28, 12–4 PM) and a Black Wellness Fair (March 21, 10 AM–2 PM). It also highlights community events such as a Work, Wellness and a Safer Chicago Job Readiness Fair (March 20) and an event series at Garfield Park and other local locations, including a Mobile DMV and scholarship applications. No zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, ordinance, or street-safety meetings/decisions were mentioned in this newsletter.

This newsletter from Alderman Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) announces that the Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus Foundation is now accepting scholarship applications, with a deadline of Sunday, March 15, 2026. It lists eligibility requirements for students in CABCF wards and provides application instructions and contact information for questions. No other zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-related meetings or policy announcements are mentioned.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) announced that applications are now open for the Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus Foundation scholarship, with a deadline of Sunday, March 15, 2026 (11:59 PM CST). The newsletter lists eligibility requirements for graduating City of Chicago high school seniors, including ward residency and an essay and recommendation letter.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) newsletter focuses on community resources and upcoming events, including programming at the Garfield Community Service Center and multiple youth/employment opportunities (teen internship fair, apprenticeship programs, Code-A-BRATION, CERT class, and summer youth employment). It also provides key voting information for the March 17, 2026 primary election (early voting runs March 2–17) and lists additional community activities like Garfield Park Advisory Council Family Skate Nights and a Construction Summit on March 18. No specific zoning, development approvals, housing/transit/streets policy changes, or budget/infrastructure decisions are mentioned.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) alerts residents to prepare for heavy rain and to reduce water use during and after the storm to help prevent flooding and protect water quality (e.g., delay showers/baths, flush less, and avoid running dishwashers or washing machines). Other than the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District Overflow Action Day notice, the newsletter contains no zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety policy updates or events.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin’s March 2026 newsletter focuses on election and community programming, including early voting for the March 17, 2026 primary and registration events like the March 4 job fair and BACP business education webinars. It also highlights community meetings/open houses such as the “Missing Middle Developers Open House” on March 5, alongside multiple fairs and service opportunities across March (food drive and “Food Madness,” teen and post-secondary fairs, and veterans/health-related events). No zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street policy meetings/approvals are mentioned in this newsletter; the main other announcements are the listed community workshops and resource-center programming, including Garfield Park Advisory Council skate night dates.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin’s 28th Ward Weekender is primarily a roundup of community events, including a West Side City Budget Report-Back Town Hall on February 26 and a City of Chicago job fair on February 27. It also highlights Black History Month activities and local programming (e.g., a teen opportunity fair on February 28 and other community fairs/registering for park and youth opportunities).

Alderman Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) promoted a West Side City Budget Report-Back Town Hall on February 26, 2026, along with a Missing Middle Developers Open House on March 5 (6:30–8:00 p.m.) at Garfield Park Fieldhouse. The newsletter also highlights community events and services including job fairs, scholarship applications, lit fest, volunteer fair, and multiple walking/biking safety and student/parent safety presentations.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) newsletter lists no zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety hearings/ordinances; it mainly promotes community programs and events, including the Feb. 20 quarterly senior meeting at Central West Senior Center and the Feb. 21 “Heart Health Month” events at Garfield Park and Ogden Park. It also highlights workforce/homebuyer and education opportunities such as a Home Stretch Homebuyer Event (Feb. 21), job fairs and training (including a CTA winter small business connections event on Feb. 25 and a City of Chicago job fair on Feb. 27), plus several faith-based, preparedness, and youth/YMCA-related announcements.

Alderman Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) newsletter does not mention any zoning/development, transit, housing, or budget meetings/hearings, nor any related policy changes or infrastructure decisions. It primarily announces free community workshops and services at the Garfield Community Service Center (including DFSS programs and Legal Aid), notes that SNAP rules are changing, and lists multiple job-training/events and health-related programming (e.g., Heart Health Month). It also includes several youth/teen opportunities fairs and various community events such as the Teen Opportunity Fairs, homebuyer event (“The Home Stretch”), and local pet adoption and spay/neuter promotions.