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Alianza Empresarial de Rogers Park Rogers Park Business Alliance ( RPBA ) es una organización sin fines de lucro 501c3 establecida en 1993. RPBA trabaja en las áreas de desarrollo comercial, comunitario y económico. Contamos con personal profesional y estamos gobernados por una junta directiva voluntaria compuesta por propietarios de negocios locales, residentes y otras partes interesadas. RPBA ofrece una amplia variedad de programas: RPBA Program Offerings Su programa de formación empresarial, GROW proporciona a los emprendedores visionarios los recursos y las herramientas Sustainable Rogers Park proporciona información, herramientas y conexiones comerciales locales para implementar prácticas comerciales sostenibles. Su Glenwood Sunday Market es un galardonado mercado de agricultores, ubicado en Glenwood Avenue entre Lunt Avenue y Morse Avenue. Live Love Shop Rogers Park es su campaña anual de compras locales. RPBA administra tres áreas de servicios especiales que ofrecen la revitalización del corredor comercial de Howard Street SSA # 19 , Clark / Morse / Glenwood SSA # 24 , Devon Avenue SSA # 43 y Sheridan Road SSA # 54 .

Solicitudes de cambio de zonificación Una de las mayores preocupaciones que han expresado las personas en el Distrito 49 es la falta de un plan coherente para el desarrollo en el Distrito 49. Actualmente, el desarrollo parece ser algo que simplemente se nos permite y la opinión de la comunidad, cuando se permite, a menudo se encuentra al final de un proceso de toma de decisiones. La concejal Hadden quiere trabajar con los residentes de la comunidad para garantizar que realmente tengamos un proceso de zonificación transparente e impulsado por la comunidad. Además, quiere que la comunidad colabore con los constructores y desarrolladores locales para determinar qué queremos ver en el barrio en los próximos 5, 10 y 15 años. La zonificación impulsada por la comunidad ha funcionado en otros distritos y también funcionará aquí. Proceso de cambio de zonificación: Paquete de cambio de zonificación

49 ° DISTRITO DE CHICAGO El distrito 49 de Chicago abarca Rogers Park y partes de West Ridge. Limitado por Evanston al norte y Edgewater al sur, el distrito 49 de Chicago se compone de una rica diversidad. Vea si vive en el distrito 49 de Chicago abriendo el mapa a continuación en Google Maps e ingresando su dirección.

Noticias La mejor manera de mantenerse informado de lo que está sucediendo en el Distrito 49 es suscribiéndose a nuestro boletín. Este se publica semanalmente e incluye información sobre eventos en Far North Side, cambios en las ordenanzas, información importante sobre servicios de la ciudad, actualizaciones sobre los desarrollos en el 49th Ward y más. Para actualizaciones de noticias pasadas, visite el Archivo de Boletines del Distrito 49 . Newsletter Archive

PB49: ciclo 11 Vote en PB49 hasta el 12 de marzo Vote en PB49 hasta el 12 de marzo Haga clic en una imagen a continuación para obtener más información sobre los diferentes proyectos en la boleta de presupuesto participativo de este año. La votación para el ciclo 11 de Presupuesto Participativo en el Distrito 49 se llevará a cabo desde el 15 de febrero de 2021 hasta el 12 de marzo de 2021. Formulario de inscripción para votar APRENDA LO QUE ESTARÁ EN LA BOLETA ¡Es esa época del año otra vez! Una vez más, el presupuesto participativo se verá diferente en este ciclo que en años pasados debido a la crisis del COVID-19. En lugar de organizar eventos de votación en persona, estamos pidiendo que la gente confíe principalmente en la votación en línea para emitir su voto. La oficina del 49th Ward seguirá distribuyendo boletas de papel, pero hará un alcance específico a nuestras organizaciones comunitarias, despensas de alimentos, hogares de ancianos y otros para difundirlos. Este ciclo también es diferente de los ciclos anteriores, es que los residentes del 49th Ward verán una sección separada en la boleta para votar sobre políticas y programas. Estas políticas y programas no son elegibles para el financiamiento de infraestructura de capital tradicional de $ 1 millón, pero en cambio ayudarán a la Concejal Hadden a desarrollar una agenda para seguir en el Distrito 49 y en toda la ciudad. Para aquellos que deseen votar en línea, simplemente complete un formulario de registro en línea . Nuestro personal responderá con el enlace del sitio de votación y un código de acceso que le permitirá votar. Tenga en cuenta que este no es un sistema automatizado; más bien, los empleados de la oficina verificarán la información. Esto puede resultar en un retraso desde el momento en que envía el formulario de registro hasta que recibe el código. Menu Money Projects Program & Policy Proposals The money allocated for participatory budgeting must be used for infrastructure projects only, but of course, this is only one part of the work that the Alderwoman’s office does to benefit you, the residents of the 49th Ward, and our city as a whole community. This year, Alderwoman Hadden also wants you to prioritize policy and program needs for our ward. At the beginning of this process, the Alderwoman asked residents one question: “If you could change one thing about the Rogers Park community, what would it be?” As you might expect, those answers were far-ranging and did not all fit into the infrastructure bucket. In order to help gather, evaluate, interpret, and research those non-infrastructure ideas more thoroughly, a new “Policy & Programs” committee was formed. Working alongside the traditional participatory budgeting process, this committee took your answers and has pulled the top five policy and program priorities you identified. On the ballot, you'll be asked to choose the top three issues you think she should focus on for this year. You'll also be given the opportunity to get involved in working on those priorities with Alderwoman Hadden and her team. Check out the presentation below to learn more about what you'll see on the ballot! Ver el Ayuntamiento de Project Expo FASE DE RECOGIDA DE IDEA: ¡PB49 ya está en marcha! El ciclo de este año se verá diferente al de años anteriores debido a la crisis actual de COVID-19, ¡pero aún queremos saber de usted! Este año comenzamos con una pregunta abierta: si pudieras cambiar algo de nuestra comunidad que te haría la vida mejor, ¿cuál sería? Entre ahora y el 19 de septiembre de 2020, la gente tendrá la oportunidad de responder esa pregunta e informar nuestro proceso participativo del Distrito 49. ¿Cómo puedes responder a esa pregunta? Complete este formulario de Google en línea ; Envía "PB49" al 33339; Los folletos se publican en los pasillos principales de la sala con un código QR que la gente puede escanear para abrir el formulario de Google en sus teléfonos inteligentes; Participar en la Asamblea de Barrio virtual el sábado 12 de septiembre a las 10 a.m. o el jueves 17 de septiembre a las 6 p.m. Únase a través de Zoom en https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82727606782 Únase por teléfono al 312-626-6799 (ID de reunión: 827 2760 6782) ¡Esté atento a más información sobre cómo y cuándo votar a principios de octubre! ¿Quieres convertirte en representante de la comunidad? ¡Nos encantaría tenerte! ¡Solo asegúrese de marcar la casilla "sí" en la segunda página del formulario de Google !

Estacionamiento Hay una serie de regulaciones sobre el estacionamiento en la ciudad de Chicago. A continuación, se proporciona información sobre muchos de los requisitos impuestos a los conductores en la ciudad. Como siempre, no dude en contactarnos si tiene más preguntas. PEGATINA CIUDAD APARCAMIENTO ZONA RESIDENCIAL APARCAMIENTO PARA DISCAPACITADOS MUDANZAS RESIDENCIALES MUDANZAS RESIDENCIALES MUDANZAS RESIDENCIALES MUDANZAS RESIDENCIALES APARCAMIENTO ZONA RESIDENCIAL APARCAMIENTO ZONA RESIDENCIAL MUDANZAS RESIDENCIALES

Noches de barrio ¿Tiene algo que quiera compartir directamente con la Concejala? Ella organiza las Noches de Distrito cada dos miércoles de 5 a 7 pm para discutir ideas, sugerencias, inquietudes y preguntas personalmente con los residentes del Distrito 49. Como la crisis de COVID-19 aún está en curso, estos han cambiado a un formato virtual. Para inscribirse en un horario, visite calendly.com/mariahadden/ward-night. Para ver el horario de las Noches de Distrito, consulte el Calendario Comunitario del Distrito 49 a continuación:

Water & Sewer Main Projects Top Current Projects: PN7439 Completed Projects: PN7155 PN7342 Current Projects Sewer Improvement Project Slated to Begin Early 2023 (PN7439) PN7439 Through the Building a New Chicago infrastructure improvement program, the Department of Water Management (DWM) is installing a new sewer in the 49th Ward. Scheduled to begin in early 2023, DWM's private contractor will begin to install a new mainline sewer, structures, and pavement in the following areas: On Greenview from 330 feet north of Rogers to Rogers On Greenview from Howard to Birchwood On Rogers from Greenview to Ashland On Birchwood from 300 ft east of Greenview to Greenview Crews will work in phases through the footprint of the project, only shifting to a new area after replacing the sewer main along a separate leg of the project. Crews plan on starting the work on Rogers between Rogers and Greenview. Once the temporary concrete sewer trench is poured on Rogers, crews will then transition to the Greenview and Birchwood legs of the project. Construction crews have begun preparing the site for the sewer installation already, including marking the location for utility lines. Residents may start to notice construction equipment and materials placed in the area ahead of the project start date. As construction is underway, crews may close the streets to through traffic for safety reasons. Local traffic for area residents and business owners will be allowed in the area of construction. Throughout the project, crews will post "No Parking" signs as needed during work hours (generally 7 am - 4 pm). Crews will work to preserve as much parking as possible. "No Parking" signs will only be posted where crews are actively working and the parking restrictions will move along as the crew makes progress in the project. Once the pipe has been installed, the street will be temporarily restored with a concrete trench until they are able to completely restore the street with new ashpalt. ADA-compliant sidewalk ramps will be repaired or installed where needed, along with repairs to damaged parkways and sidewalks. The final restoration of the street will include milling the surfacing, placing new asphalt, and prepainting the street markings. The project will not be considered complete until damaged sidewalks, parkways, and streets have been repaired. Inclement weather and unexpected underground conditions may cause delays to the project. Asphalt plants also close in the winter, which can create delays to the final restoration of the street. Before the project starts, the Department of Water Management will take photographs of the streets and the surrounding properties. These photographs help them restore the area to its preconstruction state. DWM does not assume, however, responsibility for damage to privately installed parkway improvements, including sprinkler systems, fences, flower beds, and shrubbery. To receive updates about the project, visit BuildingANewChicago.org to register for notifications. You will need to enter your name, email address, and project identification number (PN7439) to sign up. The 49th Ward has also compiled a list of FAQs that residents may review by clicking here . Register for DWM Notifications PN7439 FAQ PN7439 Updates Back to top Sewer Improvement Project Slated to Begin Early 2023 (PN7342) PN7342 Through the Building a New Chicago infrastructure improvement program, the Department of Water Management (DWM) is installing a new sewer in parts of the 48th and 49th Wards. As of February 16, DWM crews began pre-construction for the sewer main replacement project. Work is beginning on Highland Avenue in the 48th Ward and will transition to parts of the 49th Ward upon completion (likely early to mid-February). DWM will begin to install a new mainline sewer, structures, and pavement in the following areas: Highland Avenue from Greenview to Clark (48th Ward); Magnolia from 430' north of Devon to 300' south; Lakewood from 430' north of Devon to 300'south; and Wayne from 430' north of Devon to 30' south Crews will work in phases through the footprint of the project, only shifting to a new area after replacing the sewer main along a different leg of the project. Crews plan on starting the work on Highland between Greenview and Clark in the 48th Ward (not pictured in the footprint map below). Once the temporary concrete sewer trench is poured on Highland, crews will transition to the Magnolia, Lakewood, and Wayne legs of the project in the 49th Ward. Construction crews have begun preparing the site for the sewer installation already, including marking the location for utility lines. Residents may start to notice construction equipment and materials placed in the area ahead of the project start date. As construction is underway, crews may close the streets to through traffic for safety reasons. Local traffic for area residents and business owners will be allowed in the area of construction. Throughout the project, crews will post "No Parking" signs as needed during work hours (generally 7 am - 4 pm). Crews will work to preserve as much parking as possible. "No Parking" signs will only be posted where crews are actively working and the parking restrictions will move along as the crew makes progress in the project. Once the pipe has been installed, the street will be temporarily restored with a concrete trench until they are able to completely restore the street with new asphalt. ADA-compliant sidewalk ramps will be repaired or installed where needed, along with repairs to damaged parkways and sidewalks. The final restoration of the street will include milling the surfacing, placing new asphalt, and prepainting the street markings. The project will not be considered complete until damaged sidewalks, parkways, and streets have been repaired. Inclement weather and unexpected underground conditions may cause delays to the project. Asphalt plants also close in the winter, which can create delays to the final restoration of the street. Before the project starts, the Department of Water Management will take photographs of the streets and the surrounding properties. These photographs help them restore the area to its preconstruction state. DWM does not assume, however, responsibility for damage to privately installed parkway improvements, including sprinkler systems, fences, flower beds, and shrubbery. To receive updates about the project, visit BuildingANewChicago.org to register for notifications. You will need to enter your name, email address, and project identification number (7342) to sign up. The 49th Ward has also compiled a list of FAQs that residents may review by clicking here . Register for Notifications PN7342 FAQ PN7342 Updates Back to top Completed Projects Sewer Improvement Project Slated to Begin June 1, 2021 (PN7155) PN7155 Beginning June 1, 2021, the Department of Water Management's private contractor will begin work to install a new mainline sewer, structures, and pavement in the following areas: Morse from Bell to Hamilton Hamilton from Farwell to Lunt Lunt from Bell to Oakley Farwell from Ridge to the alley west Farwell from Wolcott to the alley west Farwell from Wolcott to Ravenswood Morse from Wolcott to the alley west Lunt from Wolcott to the alley west Greenleaf from Wolcott to the alley west Estes from Wolcott to Ravenswood Estes from Damen to the alley west As construction is underway, crews may close the streets to through traffic for safety reasons. Local traffic for area residents and business owners will be allowed in the area of construction. Throughout the project, crews will post "No Parking" signs as needed during work hours (generally 7 am - 4 pm). Crews will work to preserve as much parking as possible. "No Parking" signs will only be posted where crews are actively working and the parking restrictions will move along as the crew makes progress in the project. Before the project starts, the Department of Water Management will take photographs of the streets and the surrounding properties. These photographs help them restore the area to its preconstruction state. DWM does not assume, however, responsibility for damage to privately installed parkway improvements, including sprinkler systems, fences, flower beds and shrubbery. The project will not be considered complete until damaged sidewalks, parkways and streets have been repaired. To receive updates about the project, visit BuildingANewChicago.org to register for notifications. You will need to enter your name, email address, and project identification number (PN 7155) to sign up. The sewer main replacement in these areas is projected to be completed at the end of June 2022. Back to top

Servicios Nuestra oficina ofrece una amplia gama de servicios urbanos. Para obtener más información, visite uno de los enlaces a continuación. Si tiene alguna pregunta, siempre puede comunicarse con nosotros por correo electrónico a office@49thward.org o llamando al (773) 338-5796. Fiestas de bloque Fiestas de bloque Fiestas de bloque Permiso de venta de garaje y patio Programa de reparación de calefacción Eventos especiales al aire libre Eventos especiales al aire libre Eventos especiales al aire libre Eventos especiales al aire libre Estacionamiento Service Request Barrido de calles

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.

Community Aid Opportunities Rent Assistance Available Through EZRA If you have had a short-term, documentable crisis that caused you to fall behind on rent or utilities, EZRA may be able to help! EZRA is accepting individuals who need assistance with rent, security deposit (subsidy only), or move-in fee (subsidy only). EZRA is no longer taking Individuals for State Homeless Prevention. Please note that they are unable to accept cases for individuals who owe more than two months of past-due rent. They are accepting individuals who live in market-rate apartments, subsidized, and AROs. Interested individuals can call to complete a screening or visit the website to submit their information for review. Click here to learn more. Pro Bono Therapy for Immigrant & Refugee Communities A local Chicago student, Kaiyen Arana, recently founded Healing Without Fear, an initiative to provide compassionate, trauma-informed mental health care to individuals and families affected by the current immigration, detention and deportation crisis here in Chicago. Healing Without Fear is a confidential network of mental health clinicians who volunteer their time and talent to offer pro bono therapy sessions. These sessions are available to children, adolescents, and adults experiencing stress, trauma, or other mental health challenges related to the current immigration, detention, and deportation threats. HWF is for individuals and families affected by immigration-related stress or concerns about deportation, and consists of at least five therapy sessions (with the possibility of extension), provided by licensed clinicians at no cost. Spanish-speaking therapists are available but in limited quantities. If you or someone you know may benefit from these services, you can contact Healing Without Fear by filling out this form . Once a referral form is received, it will be reviewed and forwarded to a volunteer clinician to initiate services. State Sen. Mike Simmons Mutual Aid Food Drive Senator Mike Simmons’ office is accepting donations of non-perishable food, reusable grocery bags, and new toiletries/diapers/cleaning supplies. Drop off donations Monday - Friday from 10 a.m. -3 p.m. at 1040 W Bryn Mawr. For questions, email senatormikesimmons@gmail.com or call 773-769-1717. Salvation Army GORRC Program Are you 55 or older and caring for a child under 18 or a loved one (19-59) with a disability? The Salvation Army offers a Grandparents and Older Adults Raising Children (GORRC) program for grandparents 55 years old and older who are raising their grandchildren. Through the GORRC program, they offer support group meetings and financial assistance with tangible needs to seniors, for children whose grandparents are caring for them. Find out more by emailing aging@cityofchicago.org . Loyola University ICE Map Tracker Live! The Loyola Phoenix, the official student newspaper of Loyola University Chicago, has launched an ICE tracker where constituents can report ICE sightings in the ward. You can access the map here and read more about using the map here . Protecting Chicago Resources Available! As part of Mayor Johnson's Executive Order 2025-6 Establishing the Protecting Chicago Initiative, the Mayor's Office has launched the Protecting Chicago website, which can be found at: chicago.gov/protect. Protecting Chicago aims to make available information and resources that allow every resident—regardless of background, immigration status, or neighborhood—to live with safety, dignity, and peace of mind. This initiative is Chicago’s commitment to promote the well-being of our communities and to safeguard the rights of all Chicagoans.

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