Cooling Areas at Community Service Centers Cooling areas at Chicago’s Department of Family and Support Services six community service centers are activated when the City’s emergency response plan is in
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On December 21st, Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced that starting on January 3rd proof of vaccination will be required for most places of public accommodation for anyone aged 5 and older.
More infoCDPH is offering payment to parents of children aged 5-11 in the city of Chicago who would be willing to participate in a focus group study relating to the COVID-19
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Our office knows that many constituents are still seeking out help getting to fully vaccinated status and are looking for boosters. Go to chi.gov/covidvax for more details. Our
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Halloweek On the Block in the Uptown Community 3:30 PM 5:30 PM Uptown (map) Google Calendar ICS Stop by the Rollin’ Recreation Van and enjoy Halloween fun, games and treats at this community
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ATTENTION CPS GRADS: APPLY FOR THE CITY COLLEGES ACE SCHOLARSHIP Through the Advancing Chicago’s Education (ACE) Scholarship, eligible CPS graduates can receive $1,000 and a free laptop to keep by
More info NEW: See the full calendar of Chicago vaccine opportunities at https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/sites/covid19-vaccine/home/calendar-of-events.html Since November 15, 2021 the Chicago Department of Public Health has been operating a...
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New and updated information about COVID-19 vaccines and reopening guidelines continue to be released at a rapid pace. You can watch a recording of the 46th Ward Vaccine town hall and find
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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
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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
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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
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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
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