Anthony Napolitano

Anthony Napolitano, alderman of Chicago’s 41st Ward, announced that garbage collection will pause Monday, October 12, and resume Tuesday through Friday; recycling will continue on its regular schedule. The ward will host a free paper-shredding event on November 1, with a limit of two large bags of paper documents per vehicle.

In this 41st Ward Alderman Anthony Napolitano newsletter, the main announcement is a planned railroad crossing closure at Ozanam (Canfield) and Olmsted from September 14–September 28, with expectations of traffic delays and alternate-route changes. The rest of the email focuses on ward updates and resident resources, including neighborhood reporting via CHI311/311 app and business/job workshop information, plus a call to address “hotel-houses” from online short-term rentals.

Alderman Anthony Napolitano’s 41st Ward newsletter mainly provides Labor Day service updates: the ward office is closed on Monday, September 7, garbage/recycling collection will not run that day (collection resumes Tuesday through Friday), and the September 16 Vet Connect meeting was canceled with the next session set for October 21, 2026. The newsletter also promotes ongoing community resources and reminders, including encouraging residents to use CHI311, participate in efforts to ban “hotel-houses,” and register for City business workshop webinars.

Alderman Anthony Napolitano (41st Ward) mainly shares details for Edison Park Fest taking place Friday, August 28 through Sunday, August 30 at Edison Park (Olmsted and Oliphant Avenues), including times, activities, and a suggested $10 donation. The newsletter also promotes 41st Ward business resources and urges residents to report and help ban “hotel-houses” (short-term rentals used for pop-up parties and illegal activity) via the provided link, along with city service updates (CHI311 and APB text alerts).

Alderman Anthony Napolitano (41st Ward) did not reference any zoning, housing, transit, budget, or street-safety meetings or votes in this newsletter. The main announcement is National Night Out hosted by the Chicago Police Department’s 16th District at Norwood Park on Tuesday, August 4, 2026 (5:00–8:30 PM), plus additional calls to use CHI311/APB alerts and information urging residents to help ban “hotel-houses” (online temporary rentals).

Anthony Napolitano, 41st Ward Alderman, reports that the Chicago Department of Public Health has scheduled mosquito spraying for portions of the 41st Ward (bounded by East River Road, Cumberland Avenue, Higgins Road, and Argyle Street) on July 29 evening hours to help prevent the spread of West Nile virus after positive mosquito tests. The newsletter also shares general mosquito-prevention tips and encourages residents to avoid time outdoors during/after spraying as directed. Other updates include a call to residents to address “hotel-houses”/illegal short-term rentals via a precinct action link, plus announcements about local business support/resources, City business webinar opportunities, and 41st Ward APB text-alert signups.

Alderman Anthony Napolitano (41st Ward) newsletter focuses on Independence Day and community events, including the Oriole Park Community Club’s Annual 4th of July Bicycle Parade on Saturday, July 4, with the parade beginning at 9:30 a.m. The 41st Ward Office will be closed on Friday, July 3, and reopen Monday, July 6. It also urges residents to use the CHI311 app and support efforts to ban “hotel-houses”/online short-term rentals that may drive illegal activity, plus provides business workshop and job-resource information and ward service updates.

Anthony Napolitano, 41st Ward Alderman, did not report any zoning, housing, transit, or budget hearings/ordinances or development approvals in this newsletter. The main announcement is an invitation to the 016th District Spring 2026 Antique Car Show on Saturday, June 27 (11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.) at Norwood Park, 5801 N. Natoma Ave, plus general ward updates encouraging use of CHI311 and the “APB” text-alert service and promoting a webinar series for local business resources.

Ald. Anthony Napolitano (41st Ward) did not report any zoning, housing, transit, or budget meetings, policy changes, development approvals, or street safety projects in this newsletter. The main announcements are the 41st Ward’s monthly VetConnect event with the Veterans Assistance Commission of Cook County on June 17 (12–4 p.m.) and the closure of all City of Chicago offices on June 19 for Juneteenth, with the office reopening June 22 at 9 a.m., plus general ward updates and resources like CHI311 and job/business workshop information.

Anthony Napolitano, Alderman of Chicago’s 41st Ward, did not report any zoning, housing, transit, streets, or budget hearings, ordinances, or development approvals in this newsletter. The main announcements are Memorial Day weekend guidance: residents are encouraged to attend the Norwood Park Memorial Day Parade on Monday at 11:00 a.m., note no garbage/recycling on Monday with delayed service Tuesday–Friday, and the ward office will be closed Monday and reopen Tuesday May 26 at 9:00 a.m. Other items include promotions for 41st Ward business outreach, the CHI311 app/CHI311 reporting, and City business webinar and job-resource links.

Alderman Anthony Napolitano (41st Ward) shared a reminder about the Free Paper Shredding Event on May 2 (9:00 AM–11:30 AM) at Resurrection College Prep, along with general ward service updates (e.g., CHI311/311 app and text-alert signup). The newsletter also includes information urging residents to report and help address online “hotel-house” rentals, and it promotes city business webinar resources and local chamber contacts. No zoning, development, transit, or budget hearings/ordinances or specific street safety projects were mentioned.

The 41st Ward newsletter from Alderman Anthony Napolitano highlights an upcoming Clean & Green Day of Service on April 18, 2026, inviting local groups to help keep the neighborhood clean and safe. It also urges residents to help ban online “hotel‑house” rentals that threaten property values and quality of life, and offers resources for local businesses and job seekers. Additionally, the newsletter promotes the ward’s text‑alert service and provides contact details for community engagement.

Alderman Anthony Napolitano of the 41st Ward invites residents to the Northwest Side St. Patrick’s Day Parade on March 15, encouraging participation and support for local businesses. He highlights a new initiative to ban online “hotel‑house” rentals in the ward, offers a weekly business feature on Facebook, and promotes free business webinars and job opportunities. Residents are also encouraged to sign up for text alerts and use the CHI311 app to report neighborhood concerns.

Alderman Anthony Napolitano of the 41st Ward invites residents to the St. Patrick’s Day parade on March 15 at 11:30 AM, encouraging community participation and support for local businesses. He also urges residents to help ban online “hotel‑houses” in the ward and highlights business workshops, job opportunities, and a text‑alert service for ward updates.

Alderman Anthony Napolitano of the 41st Ward informs residents that garbage collection will be suspended on Monday, March 2, 2026, in observance of the Pulaski Day holiday, with the ward office also closed that day. The newsletter encourages business owners to seek weekly features on the ward’s Facebook page, promotes a campaign to ban online “hotel‑houses” in the ward, and highlights free business workshops and job opportunities available through city and local chamber resources.

Alderman Anthony Napolitano of the 41st Ward informs residents that city offices, including the ward office, will be closed on Presidents Day, February 16, 2026, with services such as garbage pickup continuing as usual. The office will reopen on Tuesday, February 17 at 9 a.m. He also encourages residents to support local businesses, participate in the online rental ban initiative, and stay connected via social media and text alerts.

Alderman Anthony Napolitano of the 41st Ward announces that City offices, including the ward office, will be closed for Lincoln’s Birthday, a recognized Chicago holiday, with services resuming on Friday, February 13 at 9:00 a.m. The newsletter also highlights weekly business features, a campaign to ban online ‘hotel‑house’ rentals, free business workshops, job opportunities, and the new 41st Ward APB text‑alert service.

Alderman Anthony Napolitano of the 41st Ward reports no upcoming meetings, hearings, or policy changes; the only updates are the holiday schedule for garbage collection and the office closure on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with the office reopening on Tuesday, January 20 at 9:00 a.m. He also urges residents to help ban online “hotel‑house” rentals that threaten neighborhood quality of life, and highlights the weekly business‑boost feature and the new 41st Ward APB text‑alert service for ward updates.

The 41st Ward Alderman Anthony Napolitano announces the 2026 Shared Cost Sidewalk Program, opening on January 12, 2026, allowing property owners to apply for low‑cost sidewalk repairs before January 8. The program is limited by available funds and offers extra discounts for seniors and people with disabilities. Additional updates include a campaign to ban online “hotel‑houses,” business‑support resources, and a reminder to sign up for the ward’s text alerts.