Angela Clay

Alderwoman Angela Clay of the 46th Ward highlighted upcoming meetings on March 10 with the East Lake View Neighbors to discuss the Cubs’ Camry Parking Lot expansion and a CDOT traffic study at Inner Lakeshore Drive, both awaiting Plan Commission review. She also announced a March 9 Mobile ID and CityKey event at Clarendon Park, a March 16 Community Conversation, and a March 19 Ward Night. Other updates included a meet‑and‑greet at 4640 N. Sheridan, a visit to the Chicago Maritime Museum, and new SNAP work‑requirement information.

Alderwoman Angela Clay of the 46th Ward announced that the Chicago Plan Commission approved two new developments: a 10‑story mixed‑use building at 3611 N. Halsted with 188 units (38 affordable) and a 7‑story supportive‑housing project at 4458 N. Clarendon for women at risk of homelessness. The ward also reported completion of emergency sewer repairs on Broadway and Sheridan, restoring traffic and CTA service. In addition, Clay highlighted community celebrations—including Lunar New Year festivities, the Black Creativity Gala, and volunteer‑leadership opportunities—to showcase the ward’s cultural vibrancy and civic engagement.

Alderwoman Angela Clay of the 46th Ward announced that the Chicago Plan Commission approved two developments—an 188‑unit mixed‑income building at 3611 N. Halsted (38 affordable units) and a 54‑unit supportive housing project at 4458 N. Clarendon—highlighting her focus on affordable housing. The ward also reported emergency sewer main repairs on Broadway, a City Key ID event on March 9, and a HIRE360 pre‑apprenticeship partnership at Clarendon Park, while celebrating Lunar New Year festivities and hosting a Ward Night Out at Demera. Additional updates included SNAP work‑requirement changes, a scholarship program from the Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus Foundation, and various community events such as the Argyle Lunar New Year Celebration and the South‑East Asia Center’s celebration.

Alderwoman Clay invites residents of the 46th Ward to a Ward Night Out on February 23rd from 5–7 PM at Demera, a local Ethiopian restaurant, to discuss community questions and support the business during Black History Month. The event offers a chance to meet neighbors and share feedback with the alderwoman. No meetings, policy changes, or development updates are announced in this newsletter.

The 46th Ward is hosting a HIRE 360 On‑Site Admissions Day on February 17 at Clarendon Park to promote workforce development in construction trades. Candidates aged 18+ can attend a full-day program featuring informational sessions, application workshops, and interviews, provided they bring required documents. This event is part of the ward’s effort to expand career pathways for local residents.

Alderwoman Angela Clay of the 46th Ward announces that the Chicago Plan Commission will hear on February 11 the zoning and development proposals for 3611 N. Halsted and 4458 N. Clarendon, both of which include affordable housing and supportive services. The ward also hosts a City Key ID event on March 9 and a HIRE 360 pre‑apprenticeship admissions day on February 17, while the Department of Water Management is repairing a collapsed sewer main on Broadway, causing temporary street closures. Other highlights include the DuSable Day Legacy Award ceremony, the Argyle Lunar New Year parade, and updates on SNAP work requirements and the temporary closure of the American Islamic College shelter.

Alderwoman Angela Clay of the 46th Ward announces that the Chicago Plan Commission will hear on February 11 the zoning and development proposals for 3611 N. Halsted and 4458 N. Clarendon, both of which include affordable housing and supportive services. The ward also hosts a City Key ID event on March 9 and a HIRE 360 pre‑apprenticeship admissions day on February 17, while the Department of Water Management is repairing a collapsed sewer main on Broadway, causing temporary street closures. Other highlights include the DuSable Day Legacy Award ceremony, the Argyle Lunar New Year parade, and updates on SNAP work requirements and the temporary closure of the American Islamic College shelter.

The 46th Ward announces a HIRE 360 On‑Site Admissions Day on February 17 at Clarendon Park, offering a structured program to help residents pursue careers in construction and building trades. The event includes informational sessions, application workshops, and interviews, and requires participants to bring specific documents such as a high‑school diploma and driver’s license. Residents are encouraged to share this opportunity and sign up through the provided link.

Alderwoman Angela Clay of the 46th Ward highlighted the panel discussion on zoning and the passage of the Broadway Upzoning ordinance, a key policy change aimed at encouraging mixed‑use development and housing near transit. The newsletter also noted emergency sewer repairs on Broadway that will close the street for several days, and announced the closure of the temporary family shelter at the American Islamic College. Additional events include Black History Month celebrations, a DuSable Museum Day with a Legacy Award, a mobile DMV event, and various community resources such as SNAP work‑requirement updates and free art‑institute admission.

The 46th Ward office reports an emergency water main repair at 807‑813 W Belle Plaine, with crews defrosting trapped vehicles and repairing the leak tomorrow, causing temporary street closures. Residents with frozen cars should relocate or contact Streets and Sanitation; the office will provide updates as they receive them.

On January 30, 2026, Alderwoman Angela Clay of the 46th Ward announced a community meeting to discuss the Sarah’s Circle “Sarah’s on Sunnyside” 54‑unit permanent supportive housing development at 4458 N. Clarendon, which requires Lakefront Protection Ordinance approval but no zoning change. She also highlighted a CDOT‑led traffic‑safety workshop on Clarendon Ave, the enforcement of the City’s Winter Overnight Parking Ban, and her vote to amend the Welcoming City Ordinance to allow COPA investigations of police complaints. Additional updates included the extended public‑comment period for the 2026‑31 Homelessness Blueprint, federal SNAP eligibility changes, and reminders about sidewalk shoveling and REAL ID requirements.

Emergency sewer repairs on the 4300 Block of Broadway will close the street from Cuyler to the Jewel‑Osco parking lot exit and may close the Sheridan/Broadway intersection for several days, requiring detours via Sheridan. The 46th Ward Office has coordinated with the Department of Water Management and will keep residents updated; CTA Bus #36 will continue to run on Broadway. No policy changes, budget decisions, or development approvals are involved.

Alderwoman Angela Clay reported a community meeting on Thursday evening to discuss the Sarah’s Circle “Sarah’s on Sunnyside” 54‑unit supportive‑housing development at 4458 N Clarendon, which will need Lakefront Protection Ordinance approval but no zoning change. She also updated residents on the near‑completion of the Montrose street‑light project between Marine and Clifton, with new piggy‑back poles installed and sidewalk restoration slated for spring, and noted the February 1 SNAP work‑reporting changes that will affect many residents. Other highlights include Chicago Restaurant Week, a free winter hip‑hop class, and a reminder to use the ward’s warming centers during the cold snap.

Alderwoman Angela Clay of the 46th Ward announced that the ward office will be closed tomorrow because of an extreme cold warning, and that Chicago Public Schools will also be closed. Residents are urged to stay indoors, use the city’s warming centers, and follow Department of Transportation and Business Affairs snow‑removal guidelines. The newsletter also highlighted emergency‑alert apps, the 311 reporting system, and the plow‑tracker for up‑to‑date snow‑plow activity.

Alderwoman Angela Clay of the 46th Ward announced a January 22 community meeting with Sarah’s Circle to discuss the proposed 54‑unit supportive‑housing development at 4458 N. Clarendon, a zoning‑related project that requires Lakefront Protection Ordinance review, and noted the City’s 5‑Year Blueprint on Homelessness public‑comment period, the Winter Overnight Parking Ban ordinance, the by‑right development approval at 4725 N. Clifton, and the completion of the Arterial Street Light Project on Montrose between Marine and Clifton. Other highlights included a keynote at the Project Soapbox showcase, a meeting with East Lakeview Neighbors, and the 40th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Interfaith Breakfast.

Alderwoman Angela Clay of the 46th Ward announced several upcoming meetings, including a January 22 community meeting to discuss a proposed 54‑unit supportive‑housing development at 4458 N. Clarendon, a meeting about Sarah’s on Sunnyside, and a review of the new Red Line station at Lawrence and a new bus stop at Broadway & Wilson. She also highlighted the Broadway rezoning that will allow up to 18,000 new homes with 20 % affordable units, the approval of Black Ensemble Theater’s 53‑unit affordable building, the 3611 N. Halsted 11‑story development with 38 affordable units, the Heart of Uptown Apartments rehabilitation, the Leland building preservation, the citywide ADU ordinance, the removal of parking requirements near transit, and the new bike lane on Clark. Other key updates include community‑safety initiatives, small‑business support, and the 2025 Back‑to‑School Bash, Protecting Our Neighbors Forum, and Harm Reduction Fair.

Alderwoman Angela Clay of the 46th Ward announced a $1.5 million participatory‑budgeting allocation for sidewalk repairs and the completion of Clark Street safety improvements and the Montrose arterial street‑light project, while also highlighting the HUPA affordable‑housing project that brings 103 renovated units to Uptown. The ward also shared the CTA holiday train schedule and continued community outreach, including the CP4P gift giveaway, a winter coat drive, and the Christmas in the Wards celebration. Other updates included the upcoming SNAP eligibility rule changes and the office’s holiday closure from December 22 to January 5.

No zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings or policy changes were announced. Alderwoman Angela Clay invites neighbors to the 46th Ward’s Second Annual Turkey Drive & Giveaway tomorrow at Clarendon Park, with turkey drop‑offs from 10‑2 AM and giveaways beginning at 3 PM. The event is supported by Hope Clinic and the Chicago Park District, and donations can still be made online or in person.

No zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings or policy changes are announced in this issue. The 46th‑Ward alderwoman, Angela Clay, invites residents to a community forum on Saturday, Oct. 25 at 11 a.m.–1 p.m. in the Truman College McKeon Lobby to discuss ICE activity, share rapid‑response resources, and strengthen neighborhood solidarity and safety. Registration is capped at 250 people and must be completed online. The newsletter also includes standard contact and social‑media links for the ward.

Alderwoman Angela Clay invites residents to a community conversation on Wednesday, Oct. 8 from 5:30‑7:00 PM at Truman College to discuss local updates, resources, and ways to strengthen the 46th Ward. No zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings are scheduled for this event. The gathering will feature city departments and community partners, offering a forum for neighbors to share ideas and ask questions about ongoing ward initiatives.