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The US Postal Service is experiencing delays due to COVID-19. If you have a concern with your mail delivery, questions about specific pieces of mail, and/or other service issues, please contact your local Postal station or the Consumer Affairs...
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For the latest vaccine information and updates, please continue to check chicago.gov/covidvax. Getting the Vaccine There are four ways you can register to receive your COVID-19 vaccine. Remember that Chicago is currently in phase 1B (see below)...
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January 26, 2021 Status Update for Senior Sewer Rebate Program • The Office of the City Clerk no longer functions as the intake office for receipt of eligible first-time applicants and renewals. Instead, the Department of Finance’s Utility...
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PARKING PASS UPDATES 2021 Parking Passes (pink) and City Stickers are currently available for purchase. Below are steps on how to purchase both City Stickers and Residential Parking Daily Permits in person and online. Please do not hesitate to...
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The 46th Ward hosted a COVID-19 Vaccine Town Hall with the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) on January 26, 2021. Dr. Stephanie Black, Medical Director with the Communicable Disease Program in CDPH, provided an overview of the COVID-19...
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Dear Neighbor, New and updated information about COVID-19 vaccines continues to be released at a rapid pace. In order to address many of your questions, I will be hosting a virtual town hall meeting this Tuesday, January 26th at 6:00pm. I will...
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Chicago’s annual holiday tree recycling program will run from Saturday, January 9 through Saturday, January 23, 2021, at 25 locations city wide. Live holiday trees can be dropped off inside tree corrals set up at any one of the 25...
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Help prevent bicycle theft! If possible, store your bicycle in a closed garage. Lock your bicycle to an immovable object even if unattended for just a few minutes. Lock your bicycle in a well-lit area. Utilize a u-bolt type of lock if possible...
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It’s that time of year again to bring out the shovels and the salt! Upon snowfall, the City of Chicago’s Municipal Code mandates that a 5 foot clearance must be made along the sidewalk in order to ensure safety for all pedestrians; especially...
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The four-month shared e-scooter pilot program concluded on December 12, 2020. The City of Chicago is asking for feedback from residents to help determine the role shared e-scooters should play in the City’s transportation landscape. An...
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Mayor Lightfoot announced the launch of a new citywide strategy, “Protect Chicago,” to reverse the alarming rise in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and death. You can review the full press release from the Mayor here and visit the...
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Have you visited NLSDinput.org to provide feedback regarding the North Lake Shore Drive Phase I Study? The Illinois Department of Transportation and the Chicago Department of Transportation are hosting a Public Input Opportunity through November...
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