Stephanie Coleman

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s March 2026 16th Ward newsletter focuses on encouraging residents to submit 311 service requests for city issues like potholes, street lights out, and fly dumping, and highlights the ward’s service office hours and contact information. The newsletter also promotes resources and applications, including property tax exemption information for the 2025 tax year and various community events/educational opportunities with “save the date” and “register today” links, but it does not mention specific zoning, development, transit, or budget/hearing actions.

16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman announces the launch of 16th Ward Veteran Hours, a monthly veterans resource hub starting April 6, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the 16th Ward Service Office, connecting veterans with housing, financial assistance, VA disability claims, legal referrals, employment resources, and holistic services. The update highlights partnerships with the Cook County Veterans Assistance Commission and Veterans Support Volunteers of America Illinois and notes volunteer opportunities to support the program. Coleman emphasizes her commitment to veterans and the 16th Ward community.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward reminds residents to submit service requests for issues such as tree limbs, street lights, and chronic fly dumping, and notes the office’s availability Monday through Friday. She also celebrates Women’s History Month with a feature on Bessie Lyle, a longtime community advocate. No meetings, policy changes, or development approvals were announced in this edition.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward urges residents to submit service requests for issues such as tree limbs, street lights, and fly dumping via 311 or the CHI311 mobile app. The newsletter highlights a Women’s History Month feature honoring Bernita Thomas and provides office hours and contact information for community assistance.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward urges residents to vote on Election Day, with polls open from 6:00 am to 7:00 pm. She reminds voters to stay in line until 7:00 pm and offers assistance finding polling locations or arranging rides. For help, contact the Service Ward Office at 773‑306‑1981 or text 312‑721‑0588.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward reminds residents to use 311 for potholes, street lights, and fly dumping, and encourages submitting service requests. She highlights upcoming community events, including a free ice‑zone digital sign educational opportunity, and promotes property‑tax exemption applications for 2025, noting common savings such as the Homeowner Exemption. The newsletter also lists resources for seniors, veterans, and employment opportunities, and provides contact details for the 16th Ward Service Office.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward encourages residents to submit service requests for tree limbs, street lights, and fly dumping via 311 or the mobile app. The newsletter highlights a Women’s History Month feature on Beulah Coleman, announces the CABCF scholarship program and a Teen Opportunity Fair at Kennedy‑King College, and provides voting guidance for the upcoming primary election.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward reminds residents to submit service requests for potholes, street lights, and other city services, and provides contact details for the service office. The newsletter highlights community opportunities, including the Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus Foundation scholarship program, property‑tax exemption applications, a teen opportunity fair at Kennedy‑King College, and senior home‑repair resources. Upcoming events such as the ICE‑FREE ZONE DIGITAL SIGN and other community gatherings are also announced.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward reports no upcoming zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings or policy changes in this edition. The newsletter provides standard office hours, contact information, and a reminder that the service office is closed on weekends.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward reports no upcoming meetings, policy changes, or development approvals related to zoning, housing, transit, or budget. Residents are encouraged to submit service requests for potholes, street lights, and other city services via 311 or the CHI311 mobile app. The newsletter also highlights upcoming community events, educational opportunities, and resources for seniors, veterans, and employment.

The 16th Ward Service Office, led by Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman, will be closed on Monday, March 2, 2026, in observance of Pulaski Day, with no refuse or trash collection that day. City‑collected trash will resume on Tuesday, March 3, and recycling services will continue as scheduled throughout the week, including private recycling carts. The office will reopen on Tuesday, March 3, at 9:00 a.m.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman’s 16th Ward Weekend Edition highlights a tribute to Margaret Burroughs and lists the service office hours. No zoning, policy, development, budget, transit, or street safety updates were included in this issue.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward reports no upcoming meetings, policy changes, development approvals, budget decisions, transit service changes, or street safety projects in this issue. The newsletter focuses on encouraging residents to submit service requests for potholes, street lights, and other city services, and provides contact details for the 16th Ward Service Office. It also highlights upcoming community events, educational opportunities, and resources for seniors, veterans, and employment, with links to RSVP and register.

No meetings, hearings, policy changes, development approvals, budget decisions, transit service changes, or street safety projects were announced in this edition. The newsletter honors Hazel M. Johnson, the “Mother of Environmental Justice,” and highlights her legacy in protecting clean air and healthy communities on the Southwest Side. Service office hours, contact information, and a reminder to register to vote are also included.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward notes that there are no upcoming meetings or policy changes related to zoning, housing, transit, or budget in this issue. She encourages residents to use the 311 system or her office to report potholes, street light outages, and fly dumping, and highlights a tribute to activist Debra Thompson. The newsletter also lists upcoming community events and provides service office hours and contact information.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward announced that the ward service office will be closed on President’s Day, February 16, 2026, and that no refuse or trash collection will occur that day. The office will reopen February 17 at 9:00 a.m., and recycling services will continue as scheduled, with private recycling cart service unaffected.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward reports no upcoming zoning, housing, transit, or budget meetings or policy changes in this edition. The newsletter honors activist Debra Thompson, announces community event registration and application deadlines, and invites residents to complete a survey. Service office hours and contact details are provided.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward announced that the ward service office will be closed on Thursday, February 12, 2026, in observance of Lincoln's Birthday, with no refuse or trash collection that day. Recycling services will continue uninterrupted Monday through Friday, and residents should keep black refuse carts and blue recycling carts accessible throughout the week. The office will reopen on Friday, February 13 at 9:00 a.m.

Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman of the 16th Ward reports no upcoming meetings or policy changes related to zoning, housing, transit, or budget. She encourages residents to submit service requests for potholes, street lights, and other city services, and highlights the 16th Ward Service Office hours and contact information. The newsletter also promotes volunteer opportunities, community events, educational and employment resources, and support services for seniors and veterans.

The newsletter from 16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman reports no upcoming meetings, policy changes, development approvals, budget decisions, transit service changes, or street safety projects for the weekend. Instead, it highlights community events, including a senior and veteran Valentine's lunch and volunteer sign‑up opportunities, and reminds residents about warming centers and the 16th Ward Service Office hours.