Planned innovation hub at “The 78” will unlock new educational and economic opportunities for Chicagoans while bolstering city’s tech economy

Chicago issues local emergency proclamation and calls for State and calls for State and Federal action to address damages in excess of $25 million from January storm and ongoing challenges facing Chicago’s lakefront

City makes additional progress toward achieving its 2025 environmental commitments with purchase nearly 100,000 Renewable Energy Credits

Reforms to elevate transparency, accountability, and equity in how TIF spending decisions are made and will ensure TIF delivers intended benefits as economic development tool for areas of need

Expanded advisory councils to help improve representation of diverse populations in city policymaking

City continues free tax prep services and helps residents take advantage of EITC eligibility

Wanda James, the nation’s first African American licensed to own a dispensary, to serve as keynote speaker

Over 800,000 rides taken in four-month scooter pilot in 2019, City looks to further test the mobility options in a second pilot later in 2020