Ronnie Mosley

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) announced the 21st Ward Monthly Townhall on August 22, 2026 (9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.) at the Woodson Regional Library (9525 S. Halsted), with special guests covering city services, council matters, and ward developments. No specific zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety actions were detailed in the newsletter; it primarily serves as a notification to attend the townhall and stay informed.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) announced a “21st Ward Shred & Resource Day” for Friday, August 14 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 11414 S. Halsted St. (Old Jewel parking lot), offering free document shredding plus eligible e-waste and clothing/textile recycling with listed item guidelines. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, or ordinance-related meetings or decisions were mentioned; the main item is the resource-recycling event.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) highlighted constituent outreach and ward operations, including scheduled mosquito spraying on August 13 and ongoing residential street repavements by the Chicago Department of Transportation (e.g., S. Green St., S. Union Ave., and several other corridors). The bulletin also promoted public safety engagement—an August 27 community listening session on selecting Chicago’s next Police Superintendent, CAPS Beat meetings, and participation in the SplitSec.AI gunshot-detection pilot—and shared updates and local events like National Night Out and the Morgan Park Roots Festival’s 50th anniversary and honorary street sign celebration.

In Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward bulletin, the main updates are community-focused: CDPH has identified parts of the ward for targeted mosquito spraying (Aug. 6), and residents are invited to the rescheduled Morgan Park Roots Festival (Aug. 8) and the 96th Annual Bud Billiken Parade (Aug. 8, starting 10 a.m.). The newsletter also lists ward infrastructure street repavements (specific South/West streets) and notes the Violence Reduction Governance Ordinance establishing a permanent Department of Gun Violence Reduction is moving to the Committee on Budget and Government Operations. Other announcements include a SplitSec.AI gunshot-detection pilot sign-up, City CAPS beat meetings for Districts 005/006/022, and reminders about street sweeping schedules and public safety alerts (Honda air bag thefts and Secretary of State text scams).

In the 21st Ward, Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley highlighted ongoing housing and development activity, including closing milestones for Beverly Ridge Phase 1B, the Unity Youth Shelter, and planned openings for several businesses (with petitions underway for a liquor referendum at Lior’s Cafe), along with office advocacy for neighborhood recovery after severe storms (dead tree removals, sewer inspections, and catch basin cleanings). For infrastructure and street work, the newsletter reports 19 streets resurfaced and lists major upcoming repaving, plus a citywide notice about the Chi Street Work Portal; it also notes City Council action including passage of $424 million in TIF for the “78 Project” and introduction of ordinances related to violence reduction governance, gun violence reduction, and urban flood/climate resilience. Other items include ward events (Movies in the Park, Dance in the Parks, block parties, and the 9th Annual Boogati Car Show), public-safety updates such as the SplitSec.AI gunshot-detection pilot and Honda air-bag theft alerts, and City service/help resources plus upcoming summer community activities like Morgan Park Roots Fest, National Night Out, and Back-to-School events.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) announced the 21st Ward Monthly Townhall on July 25, 2026 (9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.) at the Woodson Regional Library, focusing on water management, environmental concerns, and emergency preparedness with city departments and special guests. No zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street policy/approval items were listed in this newsletter; it was primarily an event notice.

In Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward weekly bulletin, the focus is on ongoing development and infrastructure progress, including advances in major residential and business projects (e.g., Morgan Park Commons and Beverly Ridge Phase 1B), completed resurfacing work, and scheduled transportation improvements like Metra’s 89th & Morgan Bridge Project. The newsletter also highlights upcoming community policy/services engagement through a July 25 town hall on water management, environmental concerns, and emergency preparedness, plus a second portion featuring a SplitsecAI gunshot-detection app demonstration and free Back-to-School immunization clinics. Other major announcements/events include “Movies in the Park” (Gremlins on July 22), summer block party visits and PlayStreets (107th Place), and safety advisories on Honda air bag thefts and Illinois Secretary of State text scams.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) announced “Movies in the Park” at Fernwood Park (10436 S. Wallace) on July 22 at 7:45 pm, featuring a free outdoor showing of *Gremlins* (plus free snacks) with the movie starting at dusk. The newsletter does not mention any zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety hearings or policy changes.

In Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward newsletter, the main focus is ongoing housing/development momentum and infrastructure work, including updates on multiple residential and commercial development projects and completion of resurfacing projects (plus mention that Metra’s 89th & Morgan Bridge Project remains on schedule). The bulletin also highlights community events and resources, while flagging public safety items such as Honda air-bag theft alerts and Illinois Secretary of State text scam warnings. Upcoming events include Movies in the Park (Gremlins at Fernwood Park on July 22) and back-to-school immunization clinics, along with an Aug. 14 paper shredding & e-waste recycling event at 11414 S. Halsted.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) announced tonight’s free “Movies in the Park” showing of *Drumline* at Oakdale Park (965 W. 95th Street), encouraging arrivals by 7:45 PM for complimentary food before the movie at dusk. The next event is Wednesday, July 22, at Fernwood Park (10436 S. Wallace St.) featuring *Gremlins*. No zoning, housing, transit, or budget meetings or policy changes were mentioned in this newsletter.

In Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward Weekly Bulletin, the main updates focus on establishing the City’s new Office of Gun Violence Reduction and winning over $2 million in development grants, including $1.78M for a mixed-use project at 433 W. 119th St. The bulletin also notes housing-resource engagement through a June town hall and provides ward development and infrastructure items such as ongoing housing/business projects and Metra’s 89th & Morgan bridge construction scheduled to be completed in August 2026. Other announcements include July 1 labor-law updates (minimum wage and paid leave enforcement changes), the 21st Ward office closure July 3 for Independence Day, and upcoming community events like Movies in the Park (July 7 and July 22) and Taste of Chicago (July 8–12).

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) announced the 21st Ward Monthly Townhall on June 27, 2026, at the Woodson Regional Library (9525 S. Halsted) from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., including updates on city services, council matters, and ward developments. The newsletter also promotes attending if possible or staying informed if not, with special guests mentioned but no specific zoning, housing, transit, budget, or ordinance actions detailed.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward weekly bulletin highlights a City Council session that approved items including the City’s ADA Transition Plan order (accessibility), and resolutions related to Pride Month, Juneteenth, and support for DACA protections, alongside appointments recognizing Kenneth Gunn as chair of the Chicago Commission on Human Relations. The newsletter also announces a June 27 Monthly Town Hall focused on housing resources, plus information for residents on upcoming Chicago labor law changes taking effect July 1. Other major items include a June 19 Juneteenth/Fathers’ Day community events recap, and upcoming community resources/events such as free paper shredding/e-waste recycling on August 14 and public safety alerts about Honda air bag thefts and Secretary of State text scams.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward newsletter focuses mainly on Juneteenth events and community resources (including storm recovery information and 3-1-1/311 reporting), with no zoning, development, housing, transit, or budget meetings or policy/ordinance actions listed. It also highlights several ward events such as a shredding and e-waste recycling event, a Vehicle Safety Day with steering wheel locks/catalytic converter marking, and multiple Juneteenth celebrations plus the Empower Her Essentials giveaway. Other announcements include reminders about upcoming monthly town hall meetings and the Jumping Jack Program for residential block parties.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) shared a storm recovery update following two severe storms, noting that ComEd has restored power for 89.1% of impacted customers (17,666 restored; 2,169 still without power) and that all senior residential buildings in the ward had power restored as of Friday night while 25 crews continue work. He reports ongoing City efforts to clear debris, remove hazardous trees, reopen blocked streets and alleys, and address traffic signal and other storm-related issues, and advises residents to report outages via text (OUT to 26633) and use 311 for storm-related concerns. Other announcements include reminders to document outage-related losses for potential ComEd claims and to check on seniors and vulnerable neighbors.

In a storm recovery update, Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) reports ongoing City and ComEd work to restore power and clear storm damage, including ComEd’s status that 14,009 customers are restored and 4,102 remain without power. The message also directs residents to report outages/damage via ComEd/311 and provides guidance on safety and submitting ComEd damage claims for spoilage or appliance/electronics losses. Other than recovery information, no zoning, transit, housing, budget, or street-safety meetings or policy actions are mentioned.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley (21st Ward) provided a storm recovery update after severe weather caused widespread power outages, fallen trees and branches, downed wires, traffic signal outages, and localized flooding, with additional severe weather and extreme heat possible later today. The office reports nearly 17,000 residents impacted by outages (more than 7,300 restored so far) and ongoing city and utility responses, urging residents to file storm issues via CHI311 and to report downed wires or immediate threats to 311. Other major note: no zoning, policy, budget, transit, or infrastructure decisions were mentioned—this newsletter focused solely on weather alert and recovery efforts.

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward Weekly Bulletin highlights community events rather than any zoning, housing, transit, or budget hearings/ordinances. The main items are HomeGrown Purchase Assistance Grant applications opening June 8, plus recent shred/e-waste recycling and Vehicle Safety Day crime-prevention services, and an award Mosley received at a Public Safety Community Fair. Other announcements include upcoming Monthly Town Hall meetings at Carter G. Woodson Library, the Jumping Jack summer block-party program details, and various City/County/State resource and hotline information (including 988/911/211).

Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s 21st Ward update highlights City Council action advancing zoning and development measures to support new housing and neighborhood growth, including approval of three new single-family homes at 1223–1231 W. 112th St. and major map amendments along 105th Street and Ashland Avenue. The newsletter also mentions support for disaster loan outreach through May 29 and notes Mosley’s recognition with the 2026 Public Service Trailblazer Award. Other major items include a community Town Hall update, the 103rd Street Corridor Peace Walk/Run/Bike event, and upcoming events such as a 21st Ward Shred & Resource Day plus the Chicago Reparations Study survey deadline of May 31.

21st Ward Alderman Ronnie L. Mosley’s May 2026 newsletter highlights the 21st Ward Monthly Townhall at the Woodson Regional Library (9525 S. Halsted), scheduled for May 23, 2026 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., with special guests to discuss city services, council matters, and ward developments. No specific zoning, housing, transit, or budget actions, ordinances, or development approvals are mentioned in the newsletter beyond the townhall announcement and general information about staying informed.