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On Tuesday, July 21st at 6:00 pm, Alderman Cappleman will be hosting a Town Hall with the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA). COPA Director Sydney Roberts will discuss the work of COPA and the state of police accountability in...
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This week, Mayor Lightfoot issued a statement standing with those who are “sick and tired of the lack of fundamental change.” I agree. I stand in favor of police reform and police accountability. I believe that we must take action and we must do...
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Warming centers can be found throughout the city, but please take note of Northside Warming Centers: 9 am – 5 pm Monday – Friday: DFSS North Area Service Center: 845 W. Wilson Ave. 24 Hour Availability at all Police Stations...
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What: 5K Fundraiser to Raise Awareness about Gender-Based Violence as a Human Rights Violation and Public Health Concern Where: Montrose Harbor (Corner of Montrose and Simmonds) When: Sunday, October 6 at 9:30AM Join Apna Ghar for one of its...
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What: Community Meeting to Discuss a Proposed Liquor Store at 4635-39 N. Broadway Where: 4635-39 N. Broadway When: Thursday, July 25 at 6:30 p.m. Business owner, Pradeep Patel, is proposing a wine and spirits store at 4635 – 39 N...
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The City is providing extra resources to help residents beat the heat this week. The Department of Family and Support Services has extended hours at the North Area Community Center 845 W. Wilson Ave.: Thursday, July 18, 2019 and Friday, July 19...
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The 19th annual two-day street festival is held the weekend leading up to the Chicago Pride Parade and celebrates LGBTQ+ life, culture and community. The festival features live music by popular artists, four stages, food and drink, 100+...
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Carol’s Plan of Operation Carol’s Safety Plan
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HAPPY NEW YEAR! The past year has been especially exciting with the completion of major projects that have helped transform the 46th Ward. We’ve not seen this type of renaissance in generations, and it took many years of planning to get us where...
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In 2012, in order to address areas where there was a higher rate of drug and gang activity, I started a business corridor group made up of Uptown businesses, social services, the 19th District Police, court advocates, and the Community Justice...
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