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16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter (Weekend Edition) does not report any specific zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings/hearings or policy/ordinance actions. It focuses on residents submitting 311 service requests (e.g., street lights out, fly dumping, tree limbs) and directs readers to contact her service office at 1137 W. 63rd St. No other major announcements or events are included in this email beyond the general “submit service request” notice and office information.

In Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s 16th Ward e-newsletter, the main actionable items are advising residents to submit 311 service requests for issues like potholes, streetlights out, and fly dumping; no zoning, housing, transit, or budget hearings/ordinances or development approvals are mentioned. The newsletter also promotes a Department of Planning and Development/SomerCor Small Business Improvement Fund (SBIF) grant application rollout in October for TIF districts in Englewood-related areas, with application dates of Oct. 1 (opening at 9 a.m.) to Oct. 30 (closing at 5 p.m.).

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter mainly focuses on encouraging residents to submit City service requests (311) for issues like street light outages, tree limbs, and chronic fly dumping, along with office contact hours and general service office information. The email does not include any specific meetings/hearings, zoning/development or housing policy/ordinance actions, budget decisions, or long-term transit/street safety projects. It also references upcoming 16th Ward community events with an invitation to register to attend.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman (16th Ward) mainly promotes using 311 and her office to report city service problems like street light outages and fly dumping, and notes her service office hours. The newsletter does not list any zoning/development, housing/transit/street policy changes, or budget/infrastructure decisions, nor any major meetings or hearings. It also includes standard office contact information and general community event/service outreach details.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman (16th Ward) primarily shared service and constituent resources, urging residents to report issues like potholes, streetlight outages, and fly dumping via 311 or her office. The newsletter also promotes local community materials and registration links (workforce/business opportunities and events) but does not list specific hearings, ordinances, development/zoning changes, or budget/transit actions.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter does not mention any zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or ordinance meetings/hearings or policy changes; it focuses instead on residents submitting City service requests (311) for issues like street lights out, tree limbs, and fly dumping. It also reminds neighbors of the 16th Ward service office hours and invites residents to sign up to attend upcoming community events (last chance).

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter announces that the 16th Ward Service Office will be closed on Labor Day, Monday, September 7, 2026, with office hours and city-collected refuse collection resuming/continuing Tuesday–Friday. The notice also warns that Blue Cart Recycling schedules may vary by service provider, and residents should ensure black refuse carts are accessible throughout the collection week, not just their usual pickup day. No zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety policy items were mentioned.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman (16th Ward) did not announce any specific zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings/hearings or policy/ordinance changes in this newsletter; it mainly promotes using 311 and her office to report City service issues like potholes, streetlight outages, and fly dumping. The rest of the email highlights community resources and events (including a “Business of the Week” feature on the 16th Ward Police Districts) and general service-office information such as office hours and voter-registration options.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter is primarily a weekend reminder for residents to submit service requests for issues like street light outages, fly dumping, and other City services via 311 (website/app/phone), with the alderman’s office ready to assist. It does not include any zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings, ordinances, development approvals, or long-term transit/service funding changes. Other content is limited to office hours, office contact information, and a prompt to sign up for community events.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman (16th Ward) used the newsletter to encourage residents to report city service issues—such as potholes, street lights out, and fly dumping—through 311 or her office, but it did not include any zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety hearings, ordinances, approvals, or long-term transit funding/service changes. Other announcements were mainly administrative and community-oriented, including links for education/employment opportunities and a “Business of the Week” focused on 16th Ward Police Districts (007th Englewood, 008th Chicago Lawn, 009th Deering).

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter does not report any zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings/hearings, nor any specific housing/parking/transit/safety policy changes or development approvals. It mainly encourages residents to submit 311 service requests for issues like street lights out, fly dumping, and fallen tree limbs, and provides office contact hours and location for the 16th Ward service office.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman (16th Ward) shared that community events were rescheduled due to a city Air Quality Advisory, including “Alderman in the Park” at Mabel Park moved to Monday, July 27. The newsletter also promotes ward service resources and encourages residents to report City issues (e.g., potholes or streetlight outages) through the CHI311 app or her office. No specific zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or policy/ordinance meetings or actions are listed in this edition.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter does not include any specific meetings, hearings, ordinances, zoning/development approvals, budget or infrastructure decisions, or long-term transit/street safety projects. It instead encourages residents to submit city service requests via 311 for issues like street lights, fly dumping, and other neglected services, and promotes a community volunteer opportunity for SNAP recipients (up to 40 hours of approved work/training/volunteer service).

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s 16th Ward newsletter focuses on community service guidance rather than outlining specific zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety hearings, policy changes, or development approvals. It notes that an Air Quality Advisory led to rescheduling “Alderman in the Park” at Mabel Park to Monday, July 27, and reminds residents to report City issues via the CHI311 app or the ward office. The newsletter also promotes general resources and upcoming community events/educational and employment opportunities.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman (16th Ward) newsletter contains no zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings/hearings, nor any housing/parking/transit/streets policy changes or funding decisions. The main call to action is to submit service requests for issues like street lights out, fly dumping, or tree limbs via 311 (or her office). It also lists the 16th Ward service office hours and contact information; no other specific public events are included in the text provided.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s 16th Ward e-newsletter (July 2026) focuses on encouraging residents to report City service issues like potholes, streetlights out, and fly dumping via 311 or her office, and provides her service office hours and contact information. The newsletter does not list any zoning/development, housing/transit/street policy changes, development approvals, or budget/infrastructure decisions, and it includes general community resources and event-related links (e.g., 16th Ward police district information and RSVP options).

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter (Weekend Edition, July 2026) does not report any specific zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings/hearings or policy/ordinance actions. The main message is to submit City service requests (311/CHI311) for issues like streetlight outages, fly dumping, or other chronic service problems, and her office provides general contact info. Other announcements are limited to office hours and the reminder about how to register to vote.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s newsletter is a general weekend notice encouraging residents to submit 311 service requests to address issues like street lights out, tree limbs, and chronic fly dumping; it does not mention any zoning, housing, transit, or budget meetings or policy/ordinance changes. It also lists the 16th Ward service office hours and provides office contact information.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman (16th Ward) primarily shares general guidance on reporting City issues (potholes, street lights out, fly dumping) through 311, with no specific zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street policy actions or hearings mentioned in this newsletter. Other announcements are limited to office hours/service-office information and prompts to check the 16th Ward website for community events and resources, including “ICE-FREE ZONE DIGITAL SIGN,” educational opportunities, employment/community input, and senior/veteran resources.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s 16th Ward newsletter is a weekend holiday message celebrating Juneteenth and Father’s Day, wishing residents a safe and joyful weekend. It does not mention any specific zoning/development, housing, transit, budget, ordinance, or street-safety meetings or decisions. The only other notable item is the 16th Ward Service Office contact information and regular office hours.