Permisos de venta de garaje y patio Las ventas de garaje y garaje no pueden realizarse por más de tres días consecutivos y deben realizarse entre las 9:00 am y el atardecer. En caso de lluvia, el permiso se puede volver a emitir para una fecha posterior. Si más de un hogar participa en una sola venta, cada hogar necesita su propio permiso, incluso si la venta se realiza en la dirección de un solo hogar participante. Los letreros que anuncien la venta solo pueden colocarse en la propiedad donde se lleva a cabo la venta. Los infractores enfrentan multas por colocar letreros en la propiedad de la ciudad. Solicitud de un permiso: Puede pasar por nuestra oficina con un comprobante de residencia e identificación y completar la solicitud. Puede escanear y enviar por correo electrónico una copia de su identificación y un formulario completo a Office@49thWard.org . Le enviaremos por correo electrónico el formulario aprobado. APLICACIÓN - INGLÉS PERMISO - ESPAÑOL

Uso de vía pública y Cafés en la acera PERMISOS DE USO DE LA VÍA PÚBLICA Los negocios que tienen un letrero, toldo, toldo, banco o cualquier otra cosa que se extienda por encima, por debajo o en la vía pública requieren un Permiso de uso de vía pública . Estos permisos son emitidos por el Departamento de Asuntos Comerciales y Protección al Consumidor (BACP) - Unidad de Uso de Vías Públicas (PWU). El proceso de permisos requiere la aprobación del Ayuntamiento. También se requieren identificadores comerciales, incluidos letreros, toldos, marquesinas y pancartas para obtener un permiso de construcción de letreros del Departamento de Edificios además del permiso de uso de la vía pública. Solo un contratista de letreros con licencia puede solicitar el permiso de construcción de letreros. La ciudad proporciona una lista de contratistas aprobados entre los que los propietarios de negocios pueden elegir para obtener el permiso de construcción de letreros. Learn More & Apply CAFETAS EN LA ACERA Los cafés en las aceras son otro uso de la vía pública que requiere una aplicación de uso de la vía pública. Cenar en un café en la acera es una excelente manera de disfrutar de una deliciosa comida en un clima cálido. La temporada de cafés en la acera va del 1 de marzo al 1 de diciembre. Para aprovechar esos días cálidos ocasionales en marzo, sería beneficioso enviar su solicitud en enero. Un permiso de cafetería en la acera tiene un plazo de 9 meses y debe solicitarse y emitirse todos los años. Los negocios con un permiso aprobado de cafetería en la acera deben exhibir de manera visible el permiso y el plano aprobado en la ventana exterior o en la pared de la entrada principal del establecimiento minorista de alimentos con licencia durante todas las horas de operación., Y el plano aprobado debe exhibirse de manera visible en el exterior pared o ventana de la entrada principal del establecimiento minorista de alimentos autorizado durante todas las horas de funcionamiento. PAQUETE 2019

Fiestas de bloque Las Block Parties son cierres de calles recreativas para que los residentes realicen un evento anual para su vecindario. Para realizar una fiesta en la calle, debe obtener un permiso del Departamento de Transporte para cerrar su calle. Los cierres de calles pueden ocurrir de 8 am a 10 pm el día de su evento. Las solicitudes se pueden obtener en nuestra oficina. Una vez que se completa la solicitud. devuélvalo a nuestra oficina para su procesamiento. Le recomendamos que envíe su solicitud con al menos 30 días de anticipación. Si es la primera vez que solicita una fiesta en la calle, nuestra oficina le pide que se comunique con sus vecinos para apoyar el evento. También se recomienda una reunión en casa para discutir fechas y horas. También puede solicitar que un camión de bomberos y un equipo del Departamento de Bomberos de Chicago pasen por Block Party. Un formulario para esta solicitud es parte del paquete de solicitud. Como pueden surgir otras prioridades para el Departamento de Bomberos de Chicago, no podemos garantizar su presencia incluso si han confirmado su asistencia. SOLICITUD DE BLOQUEO SOLICITUD DE BLOQUEO

Participación de la comunidad Nuestra oficina se enorgullece de conectarse con nuestra comunidad, y es un placer para nosotros conectar a los miembros de la comunidad con organizaciones comunitarias y trabajar junto a estos socios. Para obtener más información sobre la participación de la comunidad, consulte los enlaces a continuación. Si tiene alguna pregunta, puede comunicarse con nuestro personal enviando un correo electrónico a office@49thward.org o llamando al (773) 338-5796. Departamento de Policía del Distrito 24 Escuelas del distrito 49 Calendario de la comunidad Calendario de la comunidad Consejos escolares locales Consejos Asesores del Parque Consejos Asesores del Parque Student Internship Opportunities Noches de barrio

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

Líneas directas de apoyo emocional y salud mental RECURSOS NACIONALES Línea directa nacional de suicidio Teléfono (inglés): 1-800-273-TALK (8255) Teléfono (español): 1-800-628-9454 TTY: 1-800-799-4TTY (4889) Chat en línea: suicidepreventionlifeline.org Línea de texto de crisis nacional: envíe el texto HOME al 741741 Línea directa nacional de agresión sexual Teléfono: 1-800-656-HOPE Chat en línea: rainn.org Línea directa nacional contra la violencia doméstica Teléfono (más de 200 idiomas): 1-800-799-7233 TTY: 1-800-787-3224 Teléfono de video (para usuarios sordos): 1-855-812-1001 Chat en línea: thehotline.org Trevor Project Hotline (jóvenes LGBTQ) Teléfono: 1-866-488-7386 Chat en línea: thetrevorproject.org Soporte de texto: envíe el texto START al 678678 Trans Lifeline (teléfono, 9a-3p CT): 1-877-565-8860 Línea de crisis para veteranos Teléfono: 1-800-273-TALK (8255) y presione "1" Chat en línea: veteranscrisisline.net RECURSOS DE CHICAGO Línea de ayuda entre amigos (violencia doméstica): 1-800-603-HELP (4357) Línea directa de crisis de violación de Chicago: 1-888-293-2080 Línea de referencia de la Asociación de Salud Mental del Área Metropolitana de Chicago: 1-800-209-8114 NAMI Chicago tiene una línea de ayuda para ayudar a conectar a los habitantes de Chicago con recursos de salud mental, alimentos y asistencia de emergencia. NAMI Chicago también ofrece grupos de apoyo virtual durante este tiempo, para que las personas se conecten con otras que experimentan síntomas de salud mental. Hay grupos de apoyo para profesionales de la salud que trabajan en primera línea. Para obtener información sobre cómo unirse, haga clic aquí. Puede comunicarse con la línea de ayuda al 833-NAMI CHI (833-626-4244) y está abierta para recibir llamadas de 9a a 8p de lunes a viernes y de 9a a 5p los fines de semana. El gobernador Pritzker anunció el lanzamiento de Call4Calm, una nueva línea directa del estado de Illinois que conecta a los residentes con la salud mental y otros recursos. Durante estos tiempos extraordinarios, es más importante que nunca buscar el apoyo emocional que necesita para lidiar con el estrés y la ansiedad de la pandemia. Aquellos que buscan apoyo emocional pueden enviar un mensaje de texto con “TALK” o “HABLAR” al 552020, y un profesional de salud mental le devolverá la llamada para hablar con usted en inglés o español. Además de brindar apoyo emocional a los residentes de Illinois, los residentes pueden enviar mensajes de texto con otras palabras clave, como "UNEMPLOYMENT", "FOOD" o "SHELTER" para obtener acceso a recursos adicionales.

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

City Council Alderpeople are legislators and members of the City Council elected to serve a four-year term. In Rogers Park, Alderwoman Hadden was elected to serve to represent the residents of Chicago's 49th Ward. In her role, Alderwoman Hadden addresses a number of legislative issues, from introducing and voting on ordinances to voting on an annual budget. Click through the links below to learn more about legislation Alderwoman Hadden has spearheaded, the committees she sits on, how she's voted on budget proposals, and some of the community-driven initiatives she's undertaken to help her set a legislative agenda at City Hall. Budget Votes Committees Committee on Environmental Protection and Energy Legislation

Information on the 2026 Primary Election Key Dates: February 5, 2026: Board of Elections begins to send out Vote by Mail ballots February 12, 2026: Early Voting & Registration opens at downtown Supersite (137 S. State Street) and Board of Elections Office (69 W. Washington) February 17, 2026: Last day to submit paper voter registration forms (online and in-person registration remains available) March 1, 2026: Last day for online voter registration (in-person registration is available through Election Day) March 2, 2026: Early Voting and Registration open in all 50 wards March 12, 2026: Last day to apply for a Vote by Mail ballot March 17, 2026: General Election Day (6 am - 7 pm) Check Your Voter Registration Apply to Vote by Mail: Early Voting Begins March 2 in all 50 Wards: Early Voting Supersite Hours: How to Pull a Sample Ballot: Become an Election Judge:

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