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Employment Opportunities In April 2025, our office moved this section of the newsletter to our website . This page contains all the updates and information regarding job opportunities in our ward and the rest of the city. You can access time-sensitive employment opportunities, public service jobs, applications with rolling deadlines, and more resources below! Mary Crane Center Hiring Teaching Staff The Mary Crane Center is currently hiring for teaching positions, including a lead early head start teacher, an early head start teacher assistant, and a head start teacher assistant. Interested parties should apply at this link. JASC Hiring Interns and Accepting Volunteers The Japanese American Service Committee is looking for marketing and operations interns and volunteers to help their organization succeed. Interested? Learn more at jasc-chicago.org/about-us/volunteer Endeavor Health Opportunities Check out these current career opportunities with Endeavor Health, a leading healthcare system committed to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care across our communities. At this time, Endeavor Health is actively featuring and recruiting several in-demand roles, including Patient Care Technicians, Environmental Services Technicians, and Medical & Scheduling Assistants. These positions offer a great opportunity for individuals looking to build or grow a career in healthcare while making a meaningful impact on patient experiences and outcomes. Whether you’re interested in direct patient support, maintaining safe and welcoming care environments, or supporting clinical operations through administrative coordination, Endeavor Health provides pathways for professional growth, stability, and purpose-driven work. Check out these job opportunities and more at this link. Hamdard Health & NIMAA Externship Opportunity Hamdard Health Alliance is continuing its partnership with the National Institute for Medical Assistant Advancement (NIMAA) as an externship location. We will be hosting students this fall who are enrolled in a Medical Assistant certification program. This is an 8-month program running from September 2026 through April 2027, averaging 10 hours on-site per week. Individuals can complete this program at low to no cost and receive their Medical Assistant certification at the conclusion of the program. If you would be interested in enrolling, please learn more on the NIMAA website. If you have any questions, please follow up with their Community Health Program Manager, Ashley Ford (aford@hamdardhealth.org ). Office of Emergency Management and Communication Hiring The Office of Emergency Management and Communication is hiring part-time Traffic Control Aides (up to 200 positions), with a starting salary of $25.54/hr. The job posting is open through July 31. The job posting can be found here: www.Chi.gov/oemcjobs Department of Water Management Hiring Multiple Positions The Department of Water Management is hiring for multiple positions, including a payroll administrator and stores laborer. To access all available positions, click here: https://chicago.taleo.net/careersection/100/jobsearch.ftl?lang=en CFD Seeking Paramedics The Chicago Fire Department's C.O.R.D.I. unit is seeking applicants for a paramedic job opening! Please access the job listing here: https://chicago.taleo.net/careersection/100/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=8750-CFD-2024 CPS Hiring Crossing Guards The Chicago Fire Department's C.O.R.D.I. unit is seeking applicants for a paramedic job opening! Please access the job listing here: https://chicago.taleo.net/careersection/100/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=8750-CFD-2024 Cook County Sheriff’s Office is Hiring The Cook County Sheriff's Office is recruiting for various civilian and sworn positions, including internship, civilian, and sworn staff opportunities. Applications are available on the Sheriff’s Office website: www.cookcountysheriffIL.gov/employment/ Join the Chicago Park District Team The Chicago Park District is seeking to hire several key year-round and seasonal positions. To view all openings, visit ChicagoParkDistrict.com/Jobs . Join the Midwest Water Reclamation District If you are looking for new career opportunities, consider the MWRD. Visit their online employment center to apply and learn more about the job and the selection process IDOT is Hiring Please see the website link for the current job postings available at the Illinois Department of Transportation: https://illinois.jobs2web.com/go/Transportation/8601000/ UMAP Offering Apprenticeships The Utility Workers Military Assistance Program is currently hiring military service members and veterans for a 6-month utility training program. If you are an active service personnel, a reservist, a member of the National Guard, or have veteran status, you are eligible for this program. To apply for this apprenticeship, fill out this application. HACAI Offering Apprenticeships Apply to the Hispanic American Construction Industry Association (HACIA) General Construction Pre-Apprenticeship program. It is a no-cost program for all Illinois residents with an emphasis on women, people of color and veterans. This program will prepare you to successfully transition to a Registered Approved Apprenticeship in the trades and other employment opportunities within the construction industry. Apply here ! Rich's is Hiring! Rich's, a food products company, is currently hiring for two available positions: a full time general laborer and a material handler. Both roles are located in Niles, IL, and offer generous benefits. You can apply and find more information here . Trilogy Behavioral Health is Hiring! Trilogy Behavioral Health is looking to hire key mental health positions in its organization. Trilogy offers generous benefits and training opportunities. To learn more about openings, visit its website https://www.trilogyinc.org/careers/ . Work for the CTA Are you looking for a career change, a new job, or know someone who is? Look to the CTA each Friday to see newly posted positions as you seek a new career opportunity! Visit transitchicago.com/careers to find a full list of jobs! Misericordia is Now Hiring Misericordia seeks to hire for several key positions within the organization. Misericordia is home to over 600 children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It has a 31-acre campus that provides around-the-clock care to support its residents. They strive to find compassionate and hardworking individuals to join its team. Misericordia offers competitive pay rates and excellent employee benefits. For more information on current job openings, visit Misericordia's Careers https://www.misericordia.com/employment/career-opportunities/ . Greater Chicago Food Depository Job Training Programs The Greater Chicago Food Depository now offers free and paid hospitality and supply chain career path training programs. These programs are available to unemployed and underemployed adults living in Cook County. Programs are background friendly and welcoming to those without a high school diploma or GED. More information on the program is available on the Greater Chicago Food Depository's website: https://www.chicagosfoodbank.org/get-help/job-training/referral-programs/ . Find a Career with S&C Electric Company S&C Electric in Rogers Park is seeking to hire team members for several key positions in their organization. S&C Electric is a 100% employee-owned team seeking several team members in the Rogers Park community to keep the lights on across the globe. To learn more and apply, visit www.sandc.com/careers . Cara Connects Cara Connect is a nonprofit organization which engages job seekers, employers, and other organizations across the country to break the cycle of poverty through the power and purpose of employment. They provide free workforce training, job placement, and personal and professional coaching to pave the way for gainful employment. They also work with organizations across the country to build, deploy, and grow strong workforce solutions to help more people experiencing poverty get back to work. Cara can bridge the logistical gaps between job seekers and employers. They provide career coaching, business-appropriate clothing, resume services, and even transportation from one’s home to the job site. Interested applicants can begin with an online application, which can be accessed here . Creative Worker Resources from DCASE This is a listing of resources available locally and nationally to support creatives, from job boards, to professional advancement programs, to emergency funding. If you are a creative professional or interested in advancing a career in creative pathways, please click the link above to view more information!

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49th Ward Leadership Councils Youth Leadership Council Environmental Leadership Council Community Leadership Council Youth Leadership Council 1/12 Since 2025, Alderwoman Hadden and her team have been meeting with neighbors in the 49th Ward who are interested in volunteering, leading projects, planning events and engaging in thoughtful discussions surrounding ward and city issues. For neighbors interested in joining the work, reach out to the 49th Ward Office at office@49thward.org . Youth Leadership Council 2026 Advisory Leadership Council 2025 Leadership Subcommittees 2025 Leadership Councils

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Resources for Immigrants All Chicago residents, regardless of immigration status, can use City services. Every person, no matter their immigration statues, has legal rights in the United States - this includes undocumented immigrants. It's important that undocumented immigrants know their rights if ICE comes to their door. Click the tabs below for various informational materials to help you understand your rights in these situations. Know Your Rights Welcoming City Mental Health Know Your Rights Fighting Against Federal Occupation Resources from the Office of Immigration, Migrant, and Refugee Rights Download English Guide Haitian Creole Descargar la guía en español Ukranian Descargar guía en francés Mandarin ICIRR Hotline If you see or experience ICE activity, call the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant & Refugee Rights' (ICIRR) 24-Hour Family Support Hotline: 1-855-HELP-MY-FAMILY (1-855-435-7693). For more information on ICIRR's hotline go to icirr.org/fsn . Here’s how you can stay informed and help others: Understand ICE Tactics: ICE often carries out operations early in the morning, targeting people as they leave for work or take their children to school. They may also set up traffic stops, visit workplaces, or go to people’s homes. Even if someone is not the primary target, ICE has historically detained others who are present. Know Your Rights: Every person in the U.S. has constitutional protections, and knowing how to exercise those rights can make all the difference in a moment of interaction with ICE: You do NOT have to open your door unless ICE presents a warrant signed by a judge. ICE forms are not signed by judges and do not grant permission to enter your home. If you come into contact with ICE officers, stay calm, do not run, and do not provide information about your immigration status. Do not sign anything you don’t understand, and do not provide false documents. If you are questioned, you can calmly state that you wish to speak with a lawyer before proceeding. Create a Safety Plan: Planning ahead is essential. Make sure your family has emergency contact information, and ensure schools or daycare centers have updated contact details for emergencies Chicago Public Schools: Get Prepared Guide WBEZ put together a helpful article on what Chicago Public Schools, parents or guardians, and students can do, including how to talk to children about the chances of Federal Immigration Officers in Chicago. A reminder that CPS does not allow immigration agents into schools without a warrant. Families can access resources regarding Know Your Rights workshops, legal services, and other information related to the new presidential administration here. Protect RP Protect RP, a volunteer-led mutual aid organization that started during the first Trump administration, is back and helping to keep our neighbors safe and informed. They will be helping to distribute Know Your Rights (KYR) information throughout our ward. If you'd like to get involved with them, please complete this Google form . A volunteer will be in touch with you shortly afterward! Additional Resources ARISE Chicago Know Your Rights Immigrant Worker Toolkit ARISE Chicago Derechos de Inmigrantes - Kit de Herramientas Para Chicago Legal Protection Fund Partner Organizations – English Chicago Legal Protection Fund Partner Organizations – Español City of Chicago Resources for Immigrants CPS Immigration Resources for Families Guardianship and Immigration – English Guardianship and Immigration – Español Guía de Planificación – Español ICIRR Family Support Network And Hotline IDP Know Your Rights with ICE Immigration Safety Plan – English Know Your Rights Card Print Out National Immigration Law Center Fact Sheet NILC Guide for Employers Plan de Preparacion Syrian Community Network Citizenship Services Trabajadores (en español) Welcoming City Ordinance Mental Health Mental healthcare and well-being services for the immigrant community are managed by Lurie Children’s Hospital. For more information, visit www.luriechildrens.org/youarenotalone. If you are looking for direct services for children or adolescents, please contact the Illinois Screening, Assessment and Support Services Program at 1-800-345- 9049 The Chicago Department of Public Health provides mental health services for adults at locations across the city. Clinicians speak Spanish and English, with translation services available in other languages. To schedule an appointment, please call 312-744-1906. Welcoming City As a welcoming city, Chicago does not conduct immigration enforcement, and the Police Department will not ask about the immigration status of crime victims, witnesses, or other people who ask for help. For emergency assistance call 911 for police help and for non-emergency assistance call 311 for city services. If you feel you have been the victim of a hate crime, call 911 immediately, or call the City of Chicago Commission on Human Relations at 312- 744-4874. Committee on Immigration and Refugee Rights CIRR is responsible for considering all legislation regarding the security and stability of immigrants and refugees in Chicago, with a focus on alleviating the economic, educational, and public-health challenges that immigrants and refugees face. In addition to considering and crafting legislation, CIRR holds regular hearings on immigration-related issues, and also offers operational support to the City and to immigrant and refugee organizations. CITYKEY ID Program The Chicago City Clerk's office launched the CityKey ID program in April 2018. The new city ID also acts as a Ventra card and a library card. Cardholders can also receive an array of benefits at various businesses and organization throughout the city. Every resident in Chicago, including undocumented immigrants, are eligible to receive a CityKey ID. View upcoming CityKeyID events to receive yours! Questions? The City Clerk compiled a list of answers to frequently asked questions available to view on their website .

Kit de prueba de agua Si le preocupa el potencial de niveles elevados de plomo en el agua de su hogar, es posible que desee que se analice el agua. El kit de prueba consta de tres botellas, una caja de correo e instrucciones. Siga las instrucciones incluidas en su kit para recolectar muestras de agua en su hogar, coloque las botellas en la caja de envío y colóquelas en un lugar (como la entrada o la puerta principal) para que las recoja el personal del Departamento de Administración del Agua (DWM). Si prefiere programar una hora para que un representante de DWM vaya a su casa para tomar muestras de agua, tenga en cuenta que esta cita debe programarse para una hora en la que esté en casa y no haya usado el agua durante más de 6 horas. Llame al 311 o complete el formulario en línea y un representante se comunicará con usted para programar una visita. Más información sobre los kits de análisis de agua está disponible en el sitio web del Departamento de Gestión del Agua. Información adicional: Enjuagar el agua de su hogar Preguntas frecuentes sobre la calidad del agua de DWM Preguntas frecuentes principales del Departamento de Salud Pública 2026 Archive 2025 Archive 2024 Archive 2023 Archive

Glenwood Commuter Safety Glenwood Commuter Safety Feedback Results On March 9, the 49th Ward office hosted a town hall meeting where we discussed a proposal to modify the traffic to flow one-way northbound on Glenwood between Pratt and Devon. A recording of that meeting is available to view by clicking here . Since Alderwoman Hadden first entered office in 2019, residents have consistently reached out with concerns about this particular stretch of Glenwood. The street is nestled in a dense area with many pedestrians. The heavy foot traffic combined with the existing bike lanes and two-way vehicular traffic on a narrow residential street has created unsafe conditions. In 2021, our office convened a community meeting with neighbors and residents to discuss the issue further. The objective of the meeting was to take a broader look at this stretch of Glenwood and see how we can improve safety for all users (motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians). After soliciting feedback from area residents, CDOT conducted a traffic study for this stretch of Glenwood. Upon the conclusion of that study, they recommended modifying traffic to flow one-way northbound on Glenwood between Pratt and Devon. The northbound direction was determined by conversations with first responders who indicated that they needed it to remain northbound for their vehicles in the event of an emergency. Additionally, the proposal calls to keep the existing bike lanes, which connect to a greenway both north and south of this stretch. The proposal calls for no elimination of parking. A copy of the traffic study is available to review by clicking here . After our community meeting, we asked commuters of all types to share their feedback and ideas on how to improve commuter safety along this stretch of Glenwood. For the open-ended questions, a plurality (48.9%) of respondents expressed they liked the proposal in its current form and didn't have additional feedback to provide. Of the 331 respondents, only 8% responded that the proposal shouldn't be pursued and that no changes should be made to adjacent streets. 9% of respondents said they had no feedback to offer or didn't respond at all to the open-ended questions. Others made recommendations to enhance pedestrian and bike safety, with suggestions ranging from raised crosswalks to closing streets to vehicular traffic. Respondents also made suggestions on what traffic safety measures and signage can be installed on adjacent blocks to improve safety and help motorists navigate the area. PDF of Infographic View Traffic Study Infografía en Español Estudio de Tráfico en Español Share Your Feedback on the Proposal to Improve Commuter Safety on Glenwood Avenue On March 9, the 49th Ward office hosted a town hall meeting where we discussed a proposal to modify the traffic to flow one-way northbound on Glenwood between Pratt and Devon. A recording of that meeting is available to view by clicking here . Since Alderwoman Hadden first entered office in 2019, residents have consistently reached out with concerns about this particular stretch of Glenwood. The street is nestled in a dense area with many pedestrians. The heavy foot traffic combined with the existing bike lanes and two-way vehicular traffic on a narrow residential street has created unsafe conditions. In 2021, our office convened a community meeting with neighbors and residents to discuss the issue further. The objective of the meeting was to take a broader look at this stretch of Glenwood and see how we can improve safety for all users (motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians). After soliciting feedback from area residents, CDOT conducted a traffic study for this stretch of Glenwood. Upon the conclusion of that study, they recommended modifying traffic to flow one-way northbound on Glenwood between Pratt and Devon. The northbound direction was determined by conversations with first responders who indicated that they needed it to remain northbound for their vehicles in the event of an emergency. Additionally, the proposal calls to keep the existing bike lanes, which connect to a greenway both north and south of this stretch. The proposal calls for no elimination of parking. Our office is seeking feedback and suggestions on the plans. Please take a moment to complete a short online survey to share your experiences and ideas. The survey can be completed at bit.ly/GlenwoodFeedback . The feedback form will close on March 20. 49th Ward Town Hall March 9 Join Alderwoman Hadden and the 49th Ward team for the monthly virtual town hall on Wednesday, March 9, at 6 pm. Attendees will hear important updates for the ward and the city including updates on the CDOT review of resident requests to turn Glenwood between Devon and Pratt, into a one-way northbound street. We will also have guests, Jessica Trejo and Sandra Arellano, from Illinois Masonic Medical Center join us to discuss early breast cancer detection. These meetings now take place on the second Wednesday of each month at 6 pm. Register to attend the meeting by visiting bit.ly/2022TownHalls . Spanish translation will be available. Community Meeting on Glenwood Avenue Traffic Safety Join Alderwoman Hadden and representatives from the Chicago Department of Transportation to share ideas on what traffic safety improvements you'd like to see on Glenwood from Devon to Pratt. The meeting will take place on Monday, July 26, at 5 pm. Those interested in joining should meet near the parking lot at the corner of Glenwood and Arthur.

Recursos para personas mayores Estamos aquí para ayudar, desde la seguridad pública hasta los problemas de fraude al consumidor, desde los impuestos del condado hasta los programas federales de Medicare y Medicaid. Nuestra Oficina de Servicios de Barrio siempre irá más allá de los problemas de la ciudad para ser su recurso local para todos los servicios gubernamentales. Trabajamos en estrecha colaboración con los comisionados del condado de Cook para ayudar a guiar a las personas mayores a recibir las exenciones de impuestos a la propiedad aplicables. Puede encontrar a su Comisionado del Condado de Cook accediendo al sitio web de la Junta Electoral de Chicago . También puede descargar formularios de exención de impuestos a la propiedad en el sitio web del Tasador del Condado de Cook . Senior Well-Being Check Department of Family Support Services Chicago Department on Aging Senior Sewer Exemption & Rebate Property Tax Exemption

Envíe una solicitud de servicio La concejala Maria Hadden y su personal están dedicados a brindar el más alto nivel de servicio a nuestros constituyentes. Si necesita solicitar un servicio, simplemente complete el formulario y un miembro del personal se comunicará con usted.

Volunteer Opportunities Volunteer with the 49th Ward Office! Our office needs you! We have a variety of events and opportunities for neighbors to lend a hand! If you would like to help our office with tabling, flyering, and other upcoming events, you can sign up to volunteer here. Help Senn High School Students With Work-Based Learning! Invest in the future of our community and connect with students at Senn High School! Senn is looking to connect our motivated students with local professionals for valuable work-based learning and career experiences. We are compiling a directory of local professionals interested in: Speaking at career day events Mentoring students one-on-one Providing job shadow or internship opportunities (some students may be able to leave school up to two hours early for these experiences) If you are eager to build partnerships and connect with talented students, please take a moment to share your interest through this quick form: https://forms.gle/FJGXnJjDXaukAqkK6 We look forward to helping students find success within our community. For questions, please reach out to Dr. Fink at wffink@cps.edu Volunteer to be a Partner In Learning Tutor/Mentor! Now recruiting volunteers for Family Matters' Partners in Learning one-to-one tutor/mentoring program! Adult volunteer tutors/mentors meet with their individually matched youth partner for one 90-minute session per week. All experience levels are welcome. Program staff create a personalized lesson plan for every session, and all training and materials are provided.

Proyecto de estabilización de la costa The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has launched an interactive Crowdsource map for the public to leave comments on its Chicago Shoreline Study . The map is available on the Army Corps' website by clicking here . It is recommended that you use Google Chrome to open the site. On the map, users can pinpoint a specific location along the shoreline and submit a comment for consideration. Comments must be submitted by April 30, 2023. The USACE will be preparing a National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) document on the impacts associated with a Coastal Storm Risk Management study in the City of Chicago. The City of Chicago and the Chicago Park District partnered with the Corps to study ongoing shoreline erosion and coastal storm due to variable lake levels and storm-driven waves that impact our shoreline. The proposed study area includes Chicago's entire shoreline, from our border with Evanston to our border with Indiana. As a part of the study, the Army Corps will explore various measures that could be implemented along our shoreline to reduce coastal storm risks. These measures include the following: Structural (e.g., breakwaters, seawalls, revetments, and groins) Natural and Nature-based features (e.g., beach nourishment, submerged reefs, vegetation, ecologically enhanced structures) Non-structural (e.g., floodproofing, flood warning plans, emergency evacuation plans) As part of the NEPA scoping process, the Army Corps is seeking comments or concerns stakeholders have about potential impacts from the various measures that could be implemented. This could include impacts to various habitats, threatened and endangered species, or cultural, historical, and social resources. Our office has submitted preliminary feedback to the Army Corps for this critical study and has called for the following as they embark on this process: Commit to a robust community engagement process to allow Chicagoans to provide insight and feedback The 49th Ward was excluded from the 1994 Chicago Shoreline Storm Damage Reduction Project, which provided infrastructure and protections for just 8 miles of the City’s shoreline. In Rogers Park, private properties are located directly adjacent to the lake, which means they feel the impact of high lake levels and wave action on a much more intimate basis than other parts of the city that have public land barriers and other infrastructure (such as sea walls) to absorb or deflect wave impact. Residents are owed the opportunity to share their personal experiences and ideas to help inform the future of the shoreline. Restore beach access to Juneway, Rogers, and Howard beaches and repurpose emergency revetments as breakwaters As Lake Michigan reached historically high levels in 2019, the Department of Transportation was able to secure emergency funding from FEMA to install armor rock revetments at Juneway, Howard, and Rogers beaches. The revetments were critical in curtailing further erosion of public property and keeping park property safe. However, the installation of revetments restricted access to what had previously been beaches. Rogers Park has a unique history of being the last affordable neighborhood on the north side with access to the lakefront. Roger Park residents have enjoyed this access for generations, offering a more quiet opportunity to enjoy our greatest natural asset. As USACE studies potential solutions for Chicago’s shoreline, I ask that you look at restoring beach access and repurposing the armor rocks to act as breakwaters. Implement sustainable native, deep-rooted vegetation on the lakefront to combat erosion With a unique opportunity to shape the future of Chicago’s shoreline, we would like the Army Corps to explore sustainable options to combat erosion, such as planting marram grass or other native deep-rooted plants that have a track record of withstanding wave impact and mitigating the impacts of erosion. In the 49th Ward, a group of volunteers acts as stewards to the Loyola Park Sand Dunes. The natural vegetation abutting the lake proved resilient at the peak of Lake Michigan’s lake levels, with less damage at Loyola Park than at other parks to its north. In addition to providing a natural barrier to wave action, the plants help the ecosystem along Lake Michigan, allowing natural wildlife and insects to thrive. Individuals, organizations, and groups may also submit written comments to Ms. Samantha Belcik. Comments and questions will be accepted through the end of March and can be directed via email to Ms. Belcik at ChicagoShoreline@usace.army.mil . More on the Shoreline Study and its current status is available on the USACE website her e .

Metra Station Renovation Project January 2025 Renovation Updates Our office received news from the Office of Senator Dick Durbin that an additional $115 million in federal funding was secured for infrastructure projects across the state, including $23.6M for the Rogers Park Metra Station renovation. During our last meeting in 2024, Metra announced that work could begin on the renovations as early as 2025 on the new station. During our latest meeting, however, they announced that the project has experienced delays due to funding snags at the federal level. In light of this award, our office has reached out to Metra representatives to ask for an updated timeline and if the $23.6M award can bridge the remaining gap in construction costs. At this point in time, the project's schedule has not changed and it is not yet known if this award will cover construction costs. However, we will continue to work closely with our Metra partners on the timeline of construction and advocate for as soon of a completion time as possible. Metra serves as an economic engine for the entire Chicagoland region, and this renovation will serve as a catalyst for economic development in Rogers Park. To view Metra's presentation, click here . December 2024 Renovation Updates November 2024 Community Meeting August 2022 Community Meeting