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Officials with links. Elections and
Voting with links.
To Helpline.
Community
Resources. Disabilities.
Nonprofit Organizations.
Calendars and Directories.
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When it's useful to call 311 (from Conference Reporter). City Stickers available
This
page also has links and contacts for many government agencies. Here's the short
quick-list: (to full) Key
Agencies & Public taxing bodies:
City of Chicago.org
City services
Chicago Park District
Chicago Public Schools
Chicago
Public Libraries CTA
Chicago's Departments of Planning
TIF
registry Environment
Police
Water
Cook County Depts:
list of Bureaus
& Agencies Search by services
wanted
State of Illinois
An access to all
Illinois government + links to some cities
Numbers:
Chicago-request city
service/make complaint ("Request service" forms) 311
Emergencies: 911 (Police recommend when in doubt its 911)
Police
non-emergency (312) 746-6000
Fire TDD (312)
744-9110
Poison Control
Center (800) 942-5969
Heat Emergencies
(312) 744-5000
Homeless Help
Line (312) 563-1620
Free low-income income tax preparation sites: www.cityofchicago.org/CTAC/
City of Chicago Emails are generally first initial ahead of last name @cityofchicago.org.
Page Index. (Scroll through subject headings for more hotlines.)
Police: Commander Howard Lodding, 21st District; Theresa Odum--see CAPS page.
Commander John (?) Franklin, 3rd District
Housing: Clare Leary (Affordable, Multi-family, Loans)
Planning and Development: Com. Lori Healy- (specific liaisons for Olympics, TIF, Harper Court, SBIF, Cleanslate, TED. Constance Buscemi)Transportation: Deidre Holmes, under her Janet Attarian and Scott Waldinger for Lake Park Project and interfaces with Planning and Development
CHA: Jessica Caffrey. Chicago HUD Director Ed Hinsberger
Chicago Park District: (includes Regions: Liz Millan (South) , Bill Richardson (Central) , Alonzo Williams (Lakefront); Planning-Chris Gent rep. to Gia Biaggi; External/Community- Arnold Randall.
Revenue:
(4th
and 5th ward phones have a menu of aides who handle various topics.)
(re: Aldermanic websites)
The Chicago City Council is the City's legislative body, comprised of 50 alderman baoth representing and in several key respects managing city wards. In additon each ward has a Ward Superintendent responsible for services. Click to find out about aldermanic Ward meeting times and rules for attending, citizen advisory committees, and to see what standing City Council committees the aldermen serve on. There is no online information yet on what ordinances are being proposed, but you can try in the City Clerk's site Guide to current legislation activity.
Complaints and requests for services may be best fielded by your alderman's office:
When especially to contact your alderman.
Whom to call at the 5th ward Office (773 324-5555)
Kim Webb (x11). Chief of staff. Development, infrastructure, resurfacing, potholes, speed humps, landmarks, liquor license, permits, real estate, zoning, city council resolutions.
Ask swithchboard for the person in charge of.... (14). 3rd and 4th, 21st Distr. police, 3rd Dist. business, community outreach/youth, Jackson council, Park district, schools, South Shore cultural center, CHA, water management incl. sewers.
Sue Purrington (17). 21st District businesses and police, buildings, CTA/ Metra, East Hyde Park Committtee, housing/HUD, landlords, parking, street signs, U of C.
Rosalind Moore (12). Alderman's schedule, parks, block club permits, handicapped parking, streets and sanitation, forestry, garbage, street cleaning, animal/rodent control, snow removal, graffiti blaster.
Bernice Linder. Phone and walk-in reception.
Ward Superintendent (Streets and Sanitation): Gloria Pitman 312 747-7900
Whom to call at the 4th Ward Office, Toni Preckwinkle, Ald.
Pam Cummings, Mae Wilson, Al Kindle, Ed Kelly....
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121
N. LaSalle St. Extended
ward hours 2nd Thursday evenings, Ward meetings 4th
Saturday of the month Ward meetings 4th Saturday ams at the office. Free tax prep for low income select Saturdays. Reach the alderman's webpage via http://www.cityofchicago.org (/Ward4 ?) Ward Committeemen: 4th Ward
Democratic- Toni Preckwinkle (Ald.) Ward (Sanitation) Superintendent: 4th: Nathaniel McGowan, 4352 S. Cottage Grove, 60653, 312 747-0860. Fax 312 747-0861. nmcgowan@cityofchicago.org
Ward Sanitation Office. |
City Hall Office: 121 N. LaSalle
St. Extended
ward open hours Tuesday evenings, 2nd Sats. 10-2, Free legal counseling
2nd Tuesdays at ward office 6-8 pm. Ward meetings 4th Tuesdays 6-8 pm. Location rotates. Reach the alderman's webpage via http://www.cityofchicago.org Ward Committeemen: 5th Ward
Democratic- Leslie Hairston (Ald.) Ward (Sanitation) Superintendent: 5th: Gloria Pitman, 1619 E. 73rd St, 60649, 312 747-7900, Fax 773 687-6477 Ward Sanitation Office. Superintendent Gloria Pittman. 1619 E. 73rd St. 312 747-7900. M-F 6-2:30 |
City Information
and Complaints Click
Here for
all city services.
Telephone (312) 744-5000 or 311. City Hall: 121 N. LaSalle
St., Chicago, IL 60602- include Suite or Room.
City of Chicago /(Office of the)
Mayor (The Mayor cannot be directly sent e-mail.) It
is best to substitute www.cityofchicago.org where they used to read ci.chi.il.us/
Citywide elected officials. Note, the Mayor cannot be directly e-mailed
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Richard
M. Daley Office of
the Mayor |
Miguel
del Valle (312) 744-6861. info@chicityclerk.com
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Stephanie Neely (312) 744-3360 |
Mayor's Office:
Chicago
City Clerk
E-mail to info@chicityclerk.com
121 N. LaSalle Street. (312) 744-6861, TDD(312) 744-2939
Get info here on:
Other
City Services (selection)
Click Here
for all city services. Or,
Chicago-request
city service/make complaint ("Request a city service" forms) 311.
Go to city website
for departments without links.
New! Dept. of Children and Youth Services consolidates lots of programs.
Consumer complaints (800) 386-5438
Department
of Aging
e-mail: Aging@cityofchicago.org.
(312) 744-6777, (312) 744-4016. Fax (312) 744-1022. 121 N. Lasalle
Administration: (312) 744-8176, 30 N. LaSalle St. Fax (312) 744-0680
This site can help you do the following:
Services for Seniors (any level of gov't):
Area Regional Center: Southeast: Atlas 1767 E. 79th St. (312) 747-0189
Volunteering: Light Up Chicago One To One. (312) 744-5795
2741 S. Western. (312) 747-1406
121 N. LaSalle St. (321) 744-3400 incl. Commissioner's Office.
The department has been
divided into Buildings (code enforcement and inspections)
and Construction and Permits that now has one-stop centers.
Business Express312 744-CITY Assigns you a single contact.
Business Licenses are handled by the Department of Revenue
Also: Department of Business Affairs and Licensing, incl. Local Control Commission
Acting Commissioner Mary Lou Eisenhower, City Hall 121 N. LaSalle
Department of Buildings- Public Affairs Bureau, including Landlord Training Program
(312) 744-3430. Programs on keeping illegal activities out of rental buildings, crisis resolution, eviction process, crime prevention through environmental design, contract clauses and leases, warning signs of illegal activity, accessing required city services. (More information in Helpline)
Business Licenses are handled by the Department of Revenue
Also: Department of Business Affairs and Licensing, incl. Local Control Commission
Acting Commissioner Mary Lou Eisenhower, City Hall 121 N. LaSalle
33 N. LaSalle St. suite 1650. (312) 744-4052
Department of Consumer Services
50 W. Washington and 121 N. LaSalle
This department seems to operate Vehicle Stickers with the City Clerk's Office.
Lots more referrals in Helpline- business and consumer complaints
Mayor's
Office for People with Disabilities
e-mail: (NONE) website www.cityofchicago.org/Disabilities.
(312) 744-6673 121 N. LaSalle room 1104. (See also Mayor's Office of
Workforce Development, 1615 W. Chicago Ave. (312) 744-7777.)
This site can help you do the following:
One Stop Centers (currently there are 6, the Mid-South is at 715 E. 47th St., 773 538-6527, TTY 773 538-8620. It offers nearly all services. Information about its services is in the Disabilities page.
Benefits Planning, Assistance and Outreach (BPAO) in Mayors Office Disabilities. 312 746-5743, TTY 312 746-5713.
More in Disabilities page and Helpline.
Mayor's Office On: (312) 747-9972
Helpline 24 hour multilingual voice toll free: (312) 1-877 863-6338
Department
of the Environment
e -mail: environment@cityofchicago.org,
Directory
30 N. LaSalle St. 60602,
(312) 744-7607
Department
of Public Health
e-mail: PublicHealth@cityofchicgo.org
This site can help you do the following:
Public
Aid and Health Services-any level
of government
Main office 318 S. Michigan. (312) 747-9000
Homeless Hotline. (800) 654-8595
e-mail: online at website
(click "feedback")
Information 24 hours: (312) 744-5000
Community Service Center. King HSC 4314 S. Cottage Grove. (312) 747-5619
This site can help you do the following:
(773) 478-7799, Hotline 24 hour (773) 478-2127
Landmarks, Commission on Chicago
121 N. LaSalle. (312) 744-3200
The Landmarks Commission meets 1st Thursdays, 12:45 pm, 33 N. LaSalle, room 1600.
Department of Planning and Development- Commission on Chicago Landmarks
33 North LaSalle Street, Suite 1600. Also given as 121 N. LaSalle, Chicago, IL, 60602
312 744-3200, TDD 312 744-2958
Reach website from www.cityofchicago.org
To contact concerning Commission dates, location of meetings, and agenda: Terry Tatum, 312 744-9147.
50 W. Washington (312) 744-4095
Department of Planning and Development
121 N. LaSalle Room 1000? (312) 744-4190
At 121 N. LaSalle Room 107
At 333 S. State St.
Other numbers
Department of Streets and Sanitation
Vehicle Stickers-see City Clerk and Dept. Consumer Services
Contact aldermanic offices for days the City Clerk's comes to the office to sell city stickers
Department of Water Management
Emergencies, need evaluation: At least in the 5th ward call Tom Laporte, 312 742-109. cell 312 614-7719.
The private drain program. The city repairs breaks in the public way to the property line- but only up to 4 unit residences. Be sure to mention the Private Drain Program when asking for an inspection. Sewer will be scoped to determine whether it is on private or city sector. If on the private, the owner must hire a private contractor to repair clog or break--city inspector must be present, contractor must schedule with 312 744-5503. Verify contractor licensing at 3312 747-8117. (Note that cast iron pipes last much longer and cannot be penetrated by roots.)
Department of Zoning and Zoning Board of Appeals
(312) 744-3508. Appeals: (312) 744-3888
New Zoning Ordinance
More including more links in Public Safety and CAPS pages. Not here? Look in telephone blue pages Chicago-Police Department.
District 3, Area 3 Grand Crossing: includes Jackson Park (beat 331) and South Shore Drive to Stony Island and from 75th St. to 56th St. 7040 S. Cottage Grove, 312 747-8201, Community Policing: 312 747-5530
Commander: __ FranklinDistrict 21, Area 3 Prairie: includes 61st St. to 47th and Cottage Grove to the Lake. 300 E. 29th St., 312 747-8340, Community Policing Sgt. Therse Odum: 312 747-2930
Commander: Howard W. Lodding
Prepared by East Hyde Park Action Committee Steering Committee (ehpaccom@yahoo.com) (Howard Niden, Judy Drennen, Sharonjoy Jackson, Maggi Nunn, Kathy Williams) and revised by Gary Ossewaarde, August 2008
| Leslie A. Hairston | Alderman (5th) | 773 324-5555 | City
of Chicago lhairston@cityofchicago.org |
| Jeffery LaPorte | Police officer | 312 747-8344 | Chicago Police
Department Drug House Gang House enforcement Strategic Task Force |
| Tom LaPorte | Public Relations | 312 742-1029 | Department of Water and Sewers |
| Gloria Pitman | 5th Ward Rep & Supervisor | 312 747-7900 | Streets and Sanitation |
| Bea Reyna-Hickey | Director | 312 744-0512 | Chicago Department of Revenue |
| Demetrius E. Carney | President, Police Board | 312 742-4194 | Chicago Police Department |
| John M. Doty | Commander, 21st District | 312 747-5143 | Chicago Police
Department john.doty@chicagopolice.com |
| Liz Millan | Manager, South Region | 312 747-7662 | Chicago Park District |
| A.J. Jackson | Area Manager | 312 747-7661 | Chicago Police District |
| Mary Lou Eisenhower | Acting Commissioner | Local Control Commission, Dept. of Business Affairs and Licensing, City Hll 121 N. LaSalle, Chicago, IL 60602 | |
County Number: (312) 443-5000 (-5656 can also be used to reach County and Court Clerk)
Cook County Hospital. (312) 633-6000 835 W. Harrison
County Building (312) 443-5000
Deceased Removal (312) 666-0200
Regional
Transportation Authority
Chicago Area Transportation
Study
Todd Stroger,
Jr.
Board President
Commissioner,
4th District
Telephone (773) 224-1705
James
Hoolihan
Cook
County Assessor
http://www.cookcountyassessor.com
Dorothy Brown
County Clerk
Aurelia
Pucinski
Clerk
of the County Court
http://www.cookcountyclerkofcourt.org
Michael Sheahan
Cook County Sheriff
Richard Devine
Cook County State's
Attorney Maria
Pappas
Cook
County Treasurer
http://www.cookcountytreasurer.com
Jerry
"Iceman" Butler
Area Commissioner
(out of date?)
5th Subcircuit, Circuit
Court of Cook County. (South Side north of 75th and east of Western Avenue)
Ed Washington II
Note: see expanded information from the Treasurer and Assessor in Seniors and Others Tax page.
Local legislators
State
Representative, 25th District
Barbara Flynn Currie
1303 E. 53rd Street, Chicago, IL 60615
Telephone (773) 667-0550, fax 773 667- 3010
http://www.legis.state.il.us/
homepages/house/curriebf.html.
e-mail: repcurrie@sbcglobal.net
Map: 25th Representative District. Each rep. district constitutes one half of a senatorial district.
Eleanor Gordon for office, Annette Harley for cutting red tape.
Rep. Currie's office is collecting used cell phones, which are reprogrammed to 911 for victims of domestic violence.
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State
Representative, 26th District, Elga Jeffries
west part of HP-K:
Chicago, IL 60616
435 E.
35th Street
Telephone (733) 373-9400
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Kwame
Raoul or http://www.
kwameraoul.com State Senator, 13th District (25th and 26th House districts comprise the 13th Senatorial District) senatorraoul@sbcglobal.net |
Contact information
see in Elected. Lead: Justin Slaughter
5210 S. Harper Ave. Ste. D, 60615.
(773 )363-1996.
Fax (773) 363-5099
e-mail: seems to be none yet or try in
www.senatedem.state.il.us/raoul
Springfield: 105B
State Capital, Springfield,
IL 62706, (217) 782-5338, fax 782-5340 Not yet in Google 11/28/04
Redistricted
state legislative maps are
available at the State Board of Elections,
State of Illinois Building (Thompson Center).
Office-Chicago
4064 North Lincoln Avenue
Chicago, IL 60618
Telephone (773) 868-3240
General state information: (312) 814-3500. Note that the state is too vast to incorporate here. Ye olde phone book will help you get started if you get lost in the webmaze.
State Income Tax (800) 732-8866
Follow in the
website top left column any bill introduced in the current session through the
legislature and find out its contents and status. (Note, many bills start as
boilerplate filler-
shells, they are called- especially a duplicate of one in the other chamber,
until it's actually
heard, composed and negotiated.)
Illinois Dept. of Agriculture. (217) 782-2172
Children and Family Services. (312) 808-4039
KidCare/FamilyCare: Applications and list of Application Agents: www.kidcareillinois.com or hotline 1-866-4-OUR-KIDS.
Illinois Commerce Commission. 160 N. LaSalle St. Suite C-800. (1 800) 52-0795.
Illinois Dept. of Financial and Professional Regulation. 100 W. Randolph. (312) 814-4500
Illinois Historic Preservation Agency
Illinois Inspector General. (773) 478-2127
Illinois Dept. of Insurance. 100 W. Randolph. (312) 814-2420
Illinois Natural History Survey
Illinois Department of Natural Resources: Water Resources, Fish and Wildlife, Geographical/Geospatial Data and Clearinghouse, Land Management and Parks: big sites
Illinois Dept. of Public Aid. Child Support Division 32 W. Randolph room 890. (1 800) 447-4278
Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH)
Illinois State Police. (847) 294-4400
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Office of the Attorney General
Lisa Madigan
Downtown main
number (Thompson Center, 100 W. Randolph, Floor 12, 60601) (312) 814-3000.
(1 800) 386-5438, TDD (1 800) 964-3013.
South Side office (7906 S. Cottage Grove, 60619) 773 488-2600. Otherwise if
in Chicago it's either at Thompson, 100 W. Randolph or at 160 N. LaSalle.
Numbers: Consumer
Fraud (Chicago) (800)-385-5438,
TYY (800) 964-3013
Charitable Trusts Bureau (312) 814-3374
Children's advocacy (312) 814-3489
Internet Child Exploitation (312) 913-3505
Sex Offender Registry- www.isp.state.il.us
Crime Victims (800) 228-3368
Automated Victim Notification (866) 5-NOTIFY
Disability Rights (312) 814-5684, TTY 312 814-3374
Environmental Crimes (888) 288-9436
Franchise Bureau (217) 782-4465
Freedom of Information (217) 782-9005
Gang Crime Prevention (877) 411-GCPC (4272)
Health Care Hotline (877) 305-5145
Senior Citizens Consumer Fraud (800) 243-5377
School Violence Tipline (800) 382-3000
Veterans Helpline (800) 477-0024
Violence Against Women (312) 814-2592
Deadbeat parents and more: http://www.ilchildsupport.com/deadbeats/
From the Illinois Department of Employment Security: Unemployment and Workers' Compensation Information for Employers and any others, business license information and business regulation. (Remember that all libraries now have free computer access.) 33 S. State St. , Chicago IL 60603, 312 793-9276.
Services are now immediately available in one place through Business Portal at www.business.illinois.gov.
Statewide internet unemployment claims system at www.ides.state.il.us. Watch for future services over these and other internet sites.
Illinois Skills Match free internet job matching: www.illinoisskillsmatch.com (to be enhanced in the fall for businesses that do not need a 100% match)
Illinois TaxNet from IDES and the Dept. of Revenue lets businesses file, apply for an account,make address and employee info changes between quarters: www.ides.state.il.us.Workforce data, economic information and career information: www.ilworkinfo.com.
Some state agencies involved in disabilities:
Illinois Attorney General's Office. In Chicago, Disability Rights Bureau, 100 W. Randolph Street, Chicago, Illinois 60601, 312 814-5684, TTY 312 814-3374. Violations of the Guide Dog Access Act or White Cane Law, instances of discrimination or non accommodation.
Illinois Department of Human Services. 800 720-4166, TTY 800 447-6404. Provides information about and eligibility for Medicaid, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, food stamps, and other services.
- Division of Capital Development. Provides information on cash and medical assistance, food stamps, and job services.
- Division of Mental Health. 773 794-4139.
- Division of Developmental Disabilities. 312 814-2735.
- Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse. 800 843-61254, TTY 800 447-6404
- Division of Rehabilitation Services. 80 843-6154, TTY 447-6404.
- Division of Rehabilitation Services Ticket to Work Unit.(Same website as above.)
800 795-9973, TTY 800 524-9904. Provides information about DRS's role as an Employment Network.Illinois Department of Insurance. 877 527-9431, TTY 312 814-2603. Health insurance.
Illinois Department of Public Aid. 800 226-0768, TTY 866-675-8440. Provides information about and eligibility for Medicaid for individuals with disabilities who are employed. Illinois this program is known as Health Benefits for Workers with disabilities (HBWD).
Illinois Office of Consumer Health Insurance. Also www.chip.state.il.us.866 851-2751, TTY 800 545-2455. Provides information about I-CHIP. (Will find out what that is.)
Illinois Rx Buying Club. 866 215-3462, TTY 866 215-3479. Provides options for purchasing some subscriptions at discounted prices.
Heating cost assistance. Available to eligible Peoples Energy customers. Federally-funded LIHEAP (Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program. Help to reconnect, pay bills, keep service. Spring to Nov. 1- available to customers disconnected, disabled or elderly. From Nov. 1 open to all eligible.
Call LIHEAP hotline at 1-800-571-2332, WECAN at 6450 S. Stony Island, or Peoples Energy- www.peoplesenergy.com.
People's Energy also has a Budget Payment Plan (but read the fine print).
Now you don't have to wait inline for services and information because the Federal government opens its doors "one-stop" at FirstGov.gov. Or call 1-888-FED-INFO (333-4636)
Federal Bureau of Investigation, 218 S. Dearborn, 60604. (312) 431-1333
Federal Trade Commission, 55 E. Monroe St. Suite 1860. (312) 960-5633
Social Security Administration, 800 772 1213, TTY 800 35-0778
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Energy. Solar Energy
U.S. Department of Immigration and Naturalization 10 W. Jackson, (312) 385-1500
U.S. Department of the Interior
U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency. Green
landscaping (best practices at home)
77
W. Jackson Blvd. 60604. (312). Inspector General: 202 260-4977
Hazardous Material or Oil Spill: (800) 424-8802
Environment and Natural Resources Division of the Department of Justice: (202)
514-2000
Environmental Justice-Public Lands: (202) 452-5050
Environmental Library: (202) 452-5050
Home or Community Environmental Issues: (312) 814-6026
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S. Geological Survey including water resources and Great Lakes; geol,eco, official land use and topological maps
Hyde Park-Kenwood Community Conference. Vol. 11 No. 1. Winter, 2005
By Trish Morse
Be the eyes and ears for the city services and the aldermanic offices for your neighborhood. They aren't always in a position to know when things aren't working--but you are. People may not know why they feel better in a neighborhood with enough trash cans, fixed sidewalks, and lit streets. Things are transparently right. But it's obvious what's wrong when a street is covered in trash over broken pavement that trips you up in the dark. Neglect feeds on itself. For a safer, healthier neighborhood, when you see something that needs fixing, call 311.
This was my discovery one night as I was walking home from work. The street lights were out on 56th Street. Ordinarily, I'd have just walked through the darkness, muttering to myself that someone ought to fix it. But for once, I had another idea and I called someone in the Fifth Ward alderman's office. Sure enough, the lights got fixed. What a sense of accomplishment the next night to see my way home!
I often would mutter about a pothole or a piece of badly broken sidewalk, but I had been daunted before because I didn't know who to call when I saw something wrong. I had been reluctant to call 311 because I thought it was mostly for non-emergency police reports. I also assumed that a call there would get lost in the shuffle. As it turns out, 311 is there to get your call about city business to the right place--whatever place that is. It can even answer questions about city and Park District events and festivals. Better yet, your call for a city service becomes part of a tracking system that the aldermen use as well as the city to follow through on the problem.
So, I called for a garbage can for the bus stop on my block for all the trash that gets strewn about. I called about an abandoned car that was slowly settling into last autumn's leaves as the air left its times. As a result I have a neater street with more parking. If your request isn't one of the routine ones, 311 will tell you who to call. For instance, if t he lights are out in the park across the street, that's a Park District responsibility, but 311 can get you to the right place.
If you don't want to call, you can enter things into the 311 database directly by going online to http://egov.city ofchicago.org/. Click on "Request a City Service" in the left-hand list. On the page that opens, the link to the full list of forms will give you the full range of possibilities--from building code problems to potholes, abandoned animals and animal cruelty to street signs, form graffiti to trees on the public way. But remember, the city doesn't shovel sidewalks or fire hydrants.
There is of course a hitch. The city doesn't have the money to fix everything. as a result, the city provides each alderman with a limited amount of money. As the budget crunch worsens, more and more gets put on the same menu with no increase in the amount of money the alderman has to work with. But the city can't fix and aldermen can't put on their menues what they don't know about. It's still worth a try.
You can also call the aldermanic offices to report problems during office hours."
Fourth Ward, Toni Preckwinkle
4646 S. Drexel
Chicago, IL 60653
tpreckwinkle@cityofchicago.org
Ward Phone: 773 53608103
Fifth Ward, Leslie Hairston
1900 E. 71st Street
Chicago, IL 60649
lhairston@cityofchicago.org
Ward Phone: 773 324-5555.