This weekend will be warm, but the Chicago Police would like to remind everyone to keep windows closed and secured when you are not at home.
At the Wednesday night 1434 CAPS meeting, officers detailed some of the recent crime activity in the ward and stressed the need to remove all of your belongings from your vehicle. Three-fourths of the thefts in the beat were from vehicles. 14th District officers did a proactive sweep around Wicker Park and Bucktown. They found dozens of vehicles with belongings left in sight. At another CAPS meeting last night, officers informed residents that CPD has been actively monitoring scrap yards for catalytic converters removed during a rash of thefts across the city. The most common approach to this theft is to use a van with a side door parked next to a vehicle (typically higher suspension vehicles) and
cut off a converter within seconds. Please call police on anything that looks suspicious including people "casing" vehicles.
We'll have more of these neighborhood watch signs in the ward office soon so you can grab a few for free.
Have a nice weekend,
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Property Tax Exemption Workshop with Cook County Commissioner Luis Arroyo, Jr. |
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For Roscoe Village Neighbors: Upcoming Neighborhood Watch Meeting |
Roscoe Village Neighbors (RVN) is hosting a Neighborhood Watch Meeting on Wednesday, March 1st, at Audubon Elementary School (3500 N. Hoyne) starting at 7:00 p.m. Please join RVN and me to discuss recent and upcoming neighborhood watch efforts, meet Roscoe Village's new Police Commander Marc Buslik, and find out how you can help to make Roscoe Village a safer community.
To volunteer or for questions, please email [email protected].
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Help Support Burley School |
Casino Night is coming! Hosted by Friends of Burley, you are invited to p
lay the tables with your friends or socialize in the air of excitement only a Casino can create.
Ticket price gets you in the door and a stash of coins you can use to play games or to enter the raffle for great prizes. Just like past years, you can expect great food, drinks, amazing Sign Up Events from Burley families and staff, and creative class baskets full of treasures.
Also something to look forward to is the return of the photo booth... because you all will be looking fantastic. As matter of fact, check out photos from last year by clicking here!
Friends of Burley Winter Party
March 3, 2017
6 pm - 11 pm
Center on Halsted
3656 N. Halsted
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Logan Square Neighborhood Association Seeks Youth Interns |
Logan Square Neighborhood Association (LSNA) is looking for youth leaders who are ready to create new solutions in these difficult times!
LSNA has trained over 1000 youth leaders in the last ten years to go out into the neighborhood and develop people-centered solutions to community issues regarding affordable housing, immigrant rights, education equity, and creating space for young people to play and learn in our community. They are looking to hire youth between 14-24 years old to work on transformative community projects.
If you are interested in becoming a leader in your community or know a young person who is, please fill out this application. If you have more questions, please reach out to Juliet de Jesus Alejandre at [email protected].
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Bucktown-Wicker Park Library Invites You to Animal Quest |
Kids and caregivers, mark your calendars and join the Bucktown-Wicker Park Library for a special visit from AnimalQuest. AnimalQuest specializes in education through entertainment as they present a menagerie of animals and allow everyone a chance to touch one of the featured critters.
Registration is not required and all kids and their caregivers are welcome.
Bucktown-Wicker Park Library
1701 N. Milwuakee
Thursday, February 23rd
10:30 a.m.
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Free Senior Seminars from Cook County Elder Justice Center |
Please join the Circuit Court of Cook County Elder Justice Center (CCEJC) for the following two senior enrichment seminars to be held at the Richard J. Daley Center, 50 West Washington Street:
A Senior's Guide to Property Tax Savings
Thursday, February 23, 2017 12:00 noon - 1:30 p.m. Courtroom 2005 - 20th Floor
The topics to be discussed will include:
- Eligibility for various property tax exemptions and assessment freezes
- Senior citizen tax deferral program, certificates of error, tax sale procedures and more.
Seminar Speakers:
- Attorney Lynette Lewis, Law Office of Lynette Lewis
- Theresa Chandler, Community Outreach Specialist - Cook County Assessor's Office
Financial Literacy: Managing and Protecting Your Assets
Thursday, March 9, 2017 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Room CL-115 - Concourse Level
The topics to be discussed will include:
- Budgeting your income
- Managing your credit and debt
- Building and protecting your assets
Seminar Speaker:
- Charles D. Johnson, Executive Council Member - AARP of Illinois Former Director - Illinois Department on Aging
Please call the Circuit Court of Cook County Elder Justice Center at (312) 603-9233 today to reserve your seat.
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Volunteer Opportunity: Bucktown Garden Walk |
The 2017 Bucktown Garden Walk committee is looking for volunteers! The Garden Walk is a unique event that gives back to the Bucktown community each summer. They are currently seeking volunteers in many areas: Event Planning & Execution, Public Relations, Social Media, Print Design, Technology, Community Relations, and Sponsorship.
If you have specific skills to contribute or just a strong interest in making an impact on our community by volunteering, please email Meredith Flagstad at [email protected] today!
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Chicago Progressive Reform Caucus- City needs leadership on police reforms
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"If the goal is to build public trust in the police department and criminal justice system at large, we can't allow this reform process to be moved forward in a disorganized, piecemeal way. Clarity and real leadership are needed in addressing this long-running crisis."
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YWCA's TechGYRLS |
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32nd Ward Office |
Chicago, IL 60614
Please note that our
office will be closed Monday, February 20th for
President's Day.
Hours:
Monday - Friday
9 am to 6 pm
Ph: 773-248 1330
ward32@cityofchicago. org
Please email or call us with any requests.
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