Nicholas Sposato

Alderman Nicholas Sposato (38th Ward) newsletter does not report any zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings/hearings or any related policy/ordinance actions. The only announced items are community event and resource reminders, including the 2026 Jumping Jack block party/inflatable portal opening April 15 and the April 14 Chicago Park District webinar about 2026 Day Camp registration, plus local donation and school/camp application notices. Other major announcements include St. Cyprian Food Pantry donation support, Chicago Early Learning applications for 2026–27, and multiple local job openings shared at the end of the email.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato (38th Ward) announced that the 2026 Jumping Jack block party portal opens April 15, with free inflatable playground availability from May 23 through Sept. 6, plus Block Party application info through the 38th Ward Office. The rest of the update shares community resource and event items (food pantry donations, Chicago Park District Day Camp registration webinar on April 14, and Chicago Early Learning preschool applications), along with local business and job opportunity links.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward announces that street sweeping will begin April 1 and continue through mid‑November, with bright orange temporary parking restrictions posted the day before each sweep to ensure curb‑to‑curb cleaning. The office will close at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, April 3 for holiday hours. Additional updates include a dog rescue feature, a request for donations to St. Cyprian Food Pantry, a local restaurant highlight, and several job openings across fire, police, and paramedic departments.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward notes that the office is currently accepting block‑party applications and that the 2026 Jumping Jack portal will open on April 15. Residents can also enjoy a free inflatable playground from May 23 to September 6, and the ward encourages donations to the St. Cyprian Food Pantry. Additional highlights include a dog‑adoption feature, a local Irish pub spotlight, and several job openings across fire, police, and paramedic departments.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward announced that a private contractor will begin installing an underground sewer structure at W Addison St and N Neva Ave, closing the intersection for 4‑6 weeks with detours. The project is part of the ward’s infrastructure improvement plan. He also highlighted community events, including a rescued dog, food pantry donations, a local restaurant, and job openings.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato reports that a private contractor will install an underground sewer at W Addison St and N Neva Ave, closing the intersection for 4–6 weeks with detours. The update also highlights community efforts, including the rescue of a dog named Slater, a call for donations to St. Cyprian Food Pantry, and multiple job openings across fire and police departments. Additional local news features a Mexican restaurant, Gwacamole, and a reminder to use the city’s CAREERS portal for employment opportunities.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward highlights upcoming election dates for the primary and local school council, urging residents to vote. He also shares a heart‑warming story of a rescued dog named Cuties, encourages donations to St. Cyprian Food Pantry, and lists several fire, police, and paramedic job openings. No zoning, housing, transit, or budget meetings or policy changes were announced in this update.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato’s March 5 update highlights an upcoming community meeting on March 5 to discuss a proposed network of bikeways in Portage Park, part of a street redesign effort. He also announces that tax‑exemption applications for 2025 will be available online on March 9, and notes that early voting sites for the primary election are open through March 17. Additional items include a reminder to donate to St. Cyprian Food Pantry, spring park programs, and several local job openings.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward informs residents that Cook County property tax bills are now available online, with the first installment due April 1, 2026, and notes the office will be closed for Casimir Pulaski Day. He also highlights a rescued dog named Rex seeking a home, encourages donations to St. Cyprian Food Pantry, and shares local daycare and job opportunities. No zoning, housing, or transit meetings or policy changes were announced in this update.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward highlights Crossing Guard Appreciation Month, inviting nominations for CPS Crossing Guard of the Year through April 17. He also promotes a local dog rescue, food pantry donations, and lists several job openings across fire, police, and paramedic departments. The newsletter includes community resources and a local car wash promotion.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward announced a Chicago Department of Transportation proposal for a new bikeway network in Portage Park, with a community meeting scheduled for March 5 to discuss the corridors. He also noted holiday closures for the 38th Ward Service Office on February 12 and 16, with 311 remaining open. Additionally, the ward welcomed the reopening of the McDonald’s at 3540 N Harlem and highlighted several local job openings and a dog rescue event.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward reminds residents that early voting for the March 2 primary will be held at Hiawatha Park and West Belmont Library, with extended hours through March 17. The ward office will be closed on February 12 for Lincoln’s birthday, reopening February 13, and the newsletter highlights a rescue dog, free English classes at Messiah Church, a local Peruvian restaurant, and several job openings. Residents are also encouraged to donate to St. Cyprian Food Pantry and to check the ward’s website for additional resources.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward announces early voting dates and locations for the March primary, notes the office holiday on February 12, and highlights community resources such as free English classes, a local Peruvian restaurant, and job openings. He also promotes a dog rescue event featuring Duluth and encourages support for St. Cyprian Food Pantry. No zoning, housing, transit, or budget updates were included.

No meetings, policy changes, development approvals, budget decisions, transit changes, or street safety projects were announced. Alderman Nicholas Sposato highlighted community services, offering free smoke alarms and a 2026 calendar magnet to 38th Ward residents, and promoted a dog rescue, local events, and job openings. Additional updates included English classes at Messiah Church, a food‑pantry donation link, a Ukrainian restaurant feature, and various city job opportunities.

No meetings, policy changes, development approvals, budget decisions, transit changes, or street redesigns were announced. Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward closed the office for the extreme cold on Jan 23, provided cold‑weather and pet‑safety tips, and highlighted a rescued dog named Duna. He also promoted community events, free English classes, food‑pantry donations, a local aquarium, and listed several regional job openings.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato’s 38th Ward update notes no upcoming zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings or policy changes; the office will remain closed through January 23 due to extreme cold, with voicemail/email monitoring and a Monday reopening. Residents are reminded of cold‑weather and pet safety tips, and the ward highlights a rescued dog, local community events, and a range of job openings. No other infrastructure or transit updates were included.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward reports no upcoming zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings or policy changes this month. He reminds residents of office hours, the January 19 holiday closure, and that black garbage carts will not be serviced that day. The newsletter also promotes a free 2026 calendar magnet, a dog rescue, a food‑pantry donation link, a local Mexican restaurant, and lists several job openings in the area.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward reports no upcoming meetings or policy changes related to zoning, housing, transit, or budget. He reminds residents that the office will be closed on Monday, January 19 for the MLK holiday and offers a free 2026 calendar magnet at the office. The newsletter also highlights a dog‑rescue initiative, a call for donations to St. Cyprian Food Pantry, and a list of current job openings in the area.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward announces the Shared Cost Sidewalk Program, opening January 12th, which lets property owners repair sidewalks at a low cost—an initiative aimed at improving street safety. He also highlights community resources, including a dog‑rescue campaign, a food‑pantry donation link, and a local car‑rental facility, and lists a wide range of job openings in police, fire, and municipal services. The newsletter provides the 38th Ward office contact details and directs residents to apply for the sidewalk program through 311 or the ward office.

Alderman Nicholas Sposato of the 38th Ward announces the launch of the Shared Cost Sidewalk Program on January 12, urging property owners to repair sidewalks at a low cost. He also highlights community initiatives—dog‑rescue efforts, a food‑pantry donation link, and a local car‑rental facility. The newsletter lists numerous job openings across police, fire, and municipal services.