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28th Ward Weekender: See What's Happening In & Around The Ward

Jason Ervin Ward 28 ✉️ [email protected]
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Summary

Alderman Jason C. Ervin’s 28th Ward Weekender contains no reported zoning/development/housing/transit/budget meetings, ordinances, development approvals, or long-term transit/street-safety actions. It focuses instead on ward and citywide announcements, including the Memorial Day garbage schedule (no pickup Monday, May 25) and upcoming community events such as the Mental Health Summit (May 23), Peace Pop-Up (May 22), and Rock the Block Glow-Up (May 22), plus a citywide CARE mental health response update and a Reparations Taskforce survey deadline of May 31, 2026.

Email from Jason C Ervin

 Standing Tall For The 28th Ward ------------------------------- May 2026

Chicago Department of Streets & Sanitation

MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY GARBAGE SCHEDULE


No Garbage Pick-up on Monday, May 25, 2026
All city-collected refuse will be services Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday.

Residents should keep all black garbage carts accessible throughout the entire week.


Community Healing Resource Center, CAPS and Breakthrough

A PRE-MEMORIAL DAY PEACE POP-UP!

Friday, May 22 || 5pm - 7pm

@ Corner of Jackson & Campbell

Hosted by New Landmark Church * Free Food * Games & Music



Click Here To Register Now!


15th District Police

ROCK THE BLOCK GLOW-UP

Friday, May 22nd || 9pm - 12am

@ 15th Dist Police Station, 5701 W. Madison St.


Music * Give-Away * BBQ Festival * Games


Garfield Park Community Council
GARFIELD PARK VOLUNTEER FAIR

Friday, February 27 || 12pm

@ Inspiration Kitchen, 3504 W. Lake Street


Click Here To Register

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MENTAL HEALTH SUMMIT

Saturday, May 23 || 10am - 2pm

@ Kennedy-King College, U Building Atrium

740 W. 63rd Street, Chicago, IL 60621


Special Guest Speaker, Mayor Brandon Johnson

Do You Have A Loved One Struggling With Mental Health?

Not Sure What To Do In A Crisis?



Black Men United

LATE NIGHT BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Saturday, May 23rd @ Columbus Park, 500 S. Central Avenue


Questions? [email protected]



Chicago Department of Public Health

CARE PROGRAM


Crisis Assistance Response and Engagement Program is

Now Citywide, Bringing Compassionate, Non-Police Crisis

Response Services to Residents Experiencing Mental Health Crises.


**Connect with CARE by dialing 9-1-1**

**For non-emergency mental health support, dial 2-1-1**


Click Here To Complete Survey


Reparations Taskforce

YOUR VOICE IS ESSENTIAL IN SHAPING

THE FUTURE OF REPARATIONS IN OUR CITY


Complete Survey By May 31, 2026