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17th Ward Alderman David Moore is encouraging residents to vote for the Resident Association of Greater Englewood (R.A.G.E.), a Chicago Innovation Awards finalist whose Re-Up program has returned more than $500,000 to the community. Applications are also open for Imagine Englewood If’s paid youth leadership programs for teens ages 12–18.

17th Ward Alderman David Moore shared two simultaneous community events focused on youth empowerment, including a celebration marking 10 years of youth empowerment and registrations for a “Got Talent?” performer event and a fall block party. The newsletter does not mention any zoning, development, housing, transit, budget/ordinance actions, or street safety projects, and includes no other major policy or infrastructure announcements.

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The newsletter from 17th Ward Alderman David Moore does not mention any meetings or hearings on zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget, nor any related policy/ordinance changes or development approvals. Other announcements include the 10th Annual “Dancing on the 9” and fall block party sign-ups and a UNCF/CPS Scholarship Kickoff on September 25, 2026 at Malcolm X College (5:00–9:00 p.m.).

The provided newsletter content includes only the header details for 17th Ward Alderman David Moore, with no actual updates, meetings/hearings, policy changes, development approvals, budget decisions, or transit/street safety items included. No other major announcements or events are stated in the text provided.

17th Ward Alderman David Moore announced a new text-alert signup so residents can receive updates by SMS from his office (SMS number: 773-455-3379), in addition to email notifications. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, policy, or street-safety meetings or decisions were mentioned in this newsletter. Other details were limited to subscription/links for enrollment and account preferences.

No zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings/hearings or policy/ordinance actions are mentioned in the 17th Ward Alderman David Moore newsletter. The main announcement is recruiting organizations to participate (no vendor fees) in the “Together We Can Resource Fair,” alongside prompts to apply for the Aida Liquors College Scholarship and other general community/job/public safety resources.

17th Ward Alderman David Moore announced a damage assessment survey for residents affected by the June 10–11, 2026 thunderstorms, coordinated by Cook County EMRS and the City’s OEMC to review storm impacts such as power outages, downed lines, flooding, debris, and structural issues. The newsletter also shares storm-recovery guidance (including senior support and resources through DFSS/311) and provides safety tips for residents during outages and heat emergencies, including when to call 911 or ComEd. No zoning, housing, transit, ordinance, budget, or street-safety decisions were mentioned.

The newsletter from 17th Ward Alderman David Moore does not include any details about meetings/hearings on zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget, nor any specific policy changes, development approvals, or spending decisions—it is titled “Updated Storm Recovery” but provides no substantive information in the text provided. No additional announcements or events are included in the provided content.

The email from 17th Ward Alderman David Moore mainly announces a shredding event (“Get Ready, Get Set, Shred!”) and does not include information about zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or other policy/ordinance items. No other major announcements or events are described in the provided text.

The provided newsletter content only shows the heading and email metadata (“Get Ready, Get Set, Shred!”) from 17th Ward Alderman David Moore, with no details about meetings/hearings, ordinances, development approvals, budgeting, transit changes, or street safety projects. The only other identifiable announcement is the implied shred event referenced in the subject line, but no date, location, or specifics are included in the text provided.

The newsletter from 17th Ward Alderman David Moore (Sept. 12, 2025) is mostly a general community announcement and does not include any specific details about zoning/development, housing, transit, ordinances, budget/infrastructure decisions, or street safety projects in the provided text. It includes prompts to view community sections (job information, education/programming, public safety, city/state resources, and a senior corner) and an invitation to become a 17th Ward volunteer, but no major events are specified.

Alderman David Moore of the 17th Ward announces the start of the 2026 Summer Block Club Season, with party packets available from April 1, 2026. Residents whose blocks are not chartered must circulate a petition to host a summer block party. Additionally, the City of Chicago’s Free Jump & Jack Program opens on April 15, 2026, and applications are now accepted.

Alderman David Moore of the 17th Ward urges residents to vote for all candidates on the upcoming ballot, emphasizing collective action for the ward's benefit. No meetings, policy changes, or development approvals are announced in this issue. The newsletter includes links to polling locations, volunteer sign‑ups, and the alderman's contact address at 7852 S Ada, Chicago, IL 60620‑3714.

The 17th Ward Community Organization’s official election ballot email from Alderman David Moore urges residents to vote for all listed candidates and highlights the importance of collective voting. No meetings, policy changes, or development approvals are mentioned. The email also invites volunteers to support the campaign.

The newsletter from 17th Ward Alderman David Moore contains no specific updates on meetings, policy changes, development approvals, budget decisions, transit service changes, or street safety projects. No additional announcements or events are included.

The newsletter from 17th Ward Alderman David Moore announces important snow‑removal information for residents and invites them to a Coffee, Cops & Community event. It details the police beats covering the 17th Ward and provides contact details for the alderman’s office. No meetings, policy changes, or development updates are mentioned.

The September 12, 2025 newsletter from 17th Ward Alderman David Moore contains no updates on zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget matters. It primarily invites residents to volunteer and highlights community resources, including job information, education and programming, public safety, and senior services.

The 17th Ward Alderman David Moore’s newsletter is solely focused on snow‑removal information for residents. No meetings, policy changes, development approvals, budget decisions, transit updates, or street‑safety projects are mentioned. No additional announcements are included.

Alderman David Moore of the 17th Ward announces the first meeting of the new year, correcting the time to 10:30 am–12:00 pm on January 17, 2026 (instead of the previously listed 6 pm). He apologizes for the scheduling error. No additional meetings, policy changes, or development updates are mentioned in this brief notice.