Peter Chico

Alderman Peter Chico’s 10th Ward newsletter announces a Halloween Trunk or Treat at Eggers Grove on October 25, with volunteers invited to help. His office will also return to the Quantum Shore Welcome Center on October 27 to answer questions and assist residents with city services and neighborhood concerns.

10th Ward Ald. Peter Chico’s newsletter focuses on community outreach, including the first satellite office day at the Welcome Center at BUSH to connect with residents and answer questions. It also announces upcoming events such as the East Side Chamber of Commerce/Forest Preserves of Cook County Halloween Trunk or Treat at Eggers Grove (Oct. 25, 12:00–4:00 PM), with volunteer opportunities and family activities. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings or policy/development actions are mentioned.

In the 10th Ward, Alderman Peter Chico’s newsletter primarily promotes the Chicago Labor Day Parade & Eddie Fest on Saturday, September 5—parade along Ewing Ave. from 112th St. to 106th St. starting at 11 AM, followed by Eddie Fest at Steelworkers Park from 12–5 PM. No zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, ordinance, or street-safety hearings/decisions are mentioned; the rest is event/outreach information and links for registration and pantry resources.

10th Ward Alderman Peter Chico’s newsletter focuses on a free services fair for older adults on Wednesday, August 26 (10 AM–1 PM) at the Welcome Center, 8550 S. Green Bay Ave., covering benefits, property tax exemptions, transportation, utility assistance, and housing resources. The email does not mention any zoning, housing/transit policy changes, development approvals, or budget/street safety decisions. It mainly provides registration links and directs residents to contact the 10th Ward office for future newsletter events.

10th Ward Alderman Peter Chico’s newsletter focuses on extreme heat guidance for residents (cooling center hours at 8650 S. Commercial Ave, and heat emergency updates) and reminds residents of adjusted trash/recycling collection schedules around Independence Day. It also announces the return of the Chicago Labor Day Parade & Eddie Fest to the 10th Ward on Saturday, September 5, 2026, with registration available for parade participants, vendors, and volunteers.

In the 10th Ward, Alderman Peter Chico highlighted zoning/development action and major capital projects: By The Hand Club for Kids’ $24.3 million renovation of the Up Top Building in Altgeld Gardens received unanimous approval from the Chicago Plan Commission. The newsletter also notes the opening of a new Neighborhood Care Clinic at the Rey B. Gonzalez Center, plus Independence Day–related adjustments to trash and recycling pickup schedules (residents should check their personalized schedule at ChicagoRecycles.org). Other major announcements include the return of the Chicago Labor Day Parade & Eddie Fest to the 10th Ward on Saturday, September 5, 2026, with registration open for parade participation, vendors, and volunteers.

The newsletter from 10th Ward Alderman Peter Chico does not report any zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street safety meetings or policy/ordinance actions, nor any development approvals. It mainly announces an extended submission deadline for Artwalk (until 06/22/2026) and that the Chicago Labor Day Parade & Eddie Fest will return to the 10th Ward on Saturday, September 5, 2026, with registration options for parade participants, vendors, and volunteers.

10th Ward Alderman Peter Chico’s newsletter does not report any specific meetings/hearings, policy/ordinance changes, development approvals, budget or infrastructure decisions, long-term transit service changes, or street safety redesign projects. It primarily promotes community/outreach resources and asks residents to register for events via the linked briefing page, with information available from Rebuilding Together Chicago and the Chicago Food Bank. It also includes instructions to email [email protected] to submit events for the next monthly newsletter, plus social media links for Alderman Chico.

The newsletter from 10th Ward Alderman Peter Chico contains no specific announcements of meetings/hearings, policy changes, development approvals, budget decisions, long-term transit changes, or street safety/redesign actions. It mainly promotes registration for upcoming community/ward information and provides links for event outreach, rebuilding and pantry resources, plus instructions to submit events for the next monthly newsletter.

10th Ward Alderman Peter Chico’s newsletter does not report any zoning, development, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety hearings/ordinances or specific development approvals; it mainly shares links for registering events and community resources. It also promotes general outreach and social media channels for Alderman Chico (rebuildingtogether-chi.com, food pantry finder, and [email protected] for submitting events).

In the 10th Ward, Alderman Peter Chico’s newsletter reports that the 95th Street Bridge will be fully closed and lifted from 9:00 AM–3:00 PM on select days May 11–15, 2026 for mechanical repairs and to prepare for the upcoming 92nd Street project; local business access and river traffic will be maintained, with provided detours. Other announcements include the 10th Ward City Services Fair on Wednesday, May 13 from 5–7 PM at Rowan Park (11546 S. Avenue L).

Alderman Peter Chico’s 10th Ward newsletter focuses on resident services and workforce development, with a “Growth Lab” career pathway series (April 28, April 30, and May 6) and a City Services Fair on May 13 at Rowan Park. Other major announcements include help resources spanning police and safety, zoning, streets and sanitation, forestry, water management, animal control/TNR, and a call for residents to submit events for the next monthly newsletter. The newsletter does not report any zoning/development hearings, housing/transit/street policy changes, or budget/infrastructure decisions.

10th Ward Alderman Peter Chico’s newsletter focuses on community outreach rather than any zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety actions. It highlights Earth Day cleanup events on April 18 across multiple locations in the ward and a LIHEAP Energy Assistance appointment at the 10th Ward Public Service Office on April 21 (appointments required).

Alderman Peter Chico of the 10th Ward announces the return of the Labor Day Parade and Eddie Fest, inviting residents to register for the event and learn how to participate. The newsletter provides links for registration, additional event information, and resources such as a pantry locator. No meetings, policy changes, or development approvals are mentioned in this edition.

The 10th Ward newsletter highlights upcoming community events, including a block club resource workshop and a pantry locator, with registration links provided. Sponsors are thanked for supporting these initiatives, and residents are encouraged to submit flyers for future newsletters. The alderman, Peter Chico, invites residents to connect via social media and email for updates.

The 10th Ward newsletter from Alderman Peter Chico contains no upcoming meetings, hearings, or policy updates. It highlights resources for voter registration, food pantry access, and links to city bills, and invites residents to submit event flyers for future newsletters. Contact information and social media links are provided for further engagement.