Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) shared no zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street safety meetings/hearings in this week’s bulletin, instead focusing on community events and resources. The newsletter highlights the May 16 “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” Parade & Carnival, SBA assistance for August 2025 flood victims (May 5–16), and upcoming monthly town halls and a “Shred & Resource Day,” plus city programs like the Jumping Jack block party initiative and various hotline/resource guides.
It also notes Alderman Mosley’s participation in Phalanx Family Services’ AI Job Skills Adult Program graduation and promotes related workforce, senior/veteran, and employment resource information.
Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward newsletter does not report any specific meetings/hearings or policy, ordinance, development, budget, transit, or street-safety actions for this week. It highlights community events (Clean & Green, Habitat for Humanity’s Build the Block Party, and the Jackie Robinson West kickoff), an SBA assistance onsite period for August 2025 flood victims (May 5–16), and a Veterans Town Hall/Resource Fair, plus general resource and public safety program announcements (e.g., Shred & Resource Day and the Jumping Jack Program).