New Office Tower will boast over 1.4million square feet of office space and a 1.5-acre park

Community Engagement Effort Delivers on Mayor Lightfoot's Commitment to Inclusive Neighborhood Development

Community Engagement Effort Delivers on Mayor Lightfoot's Commitment to Inclusive Neighborhood Development

City to establish citywide trauma response strategy, increase crisis response training for first responders and create first-of-its-kind Victim Services Coordinator

197 graduating officers and 125 newly-promoted Chiefs, Deputy Chiefs, Commanders, Captains, Lieutenants, Sergeants, Field Training Officers, Evidence Technicians and Police Technicians

Mayor’s Office and CPL commit to rolling out Sunday hours at all 81 branches by the end of 2020

The 13th annual dining extravaganza will feature over 400 Chicagoland eateries

New commissioner brings over 20 years of experience in transportation and urban planning to lead CDOT

City partners with Forefront to distribute grants for community-based outreach to ensure a full, accurate count for Chicago in the 2020 Census

Collaborative City services will be in effect during the winter season to ensure the safety of all Chicagoans in the coming months

Community meetings to focus on new City regulations, safe and responsible use, and enforcement reforms ahead of cannabis legalization on Jan. 1, 2020; building on zoning town halls held earlier this year

Four Family-Friendly Events to Set Priorities for 10 Targeted Neighborhoods

Health and safety tips designed to ensure safe and responsible consumption, and provide information on the potential health impacts for youth

Chicago Tech Day celebrates industry growth while fostering continued collaboration within the diverse tech and innovation ecosystem

City rolls out one-stop-shop website providing residents with access to various debt relief reforms initiatives intended to help them get back on track

$30-million project to build second-largest fire station in the city to support nearly 100 full-time jobs

Former LAPD Chief to serve as Interim Superintendent following the retirement of Superintendent Johnson later this year

$1 million increase includes at least $500,000 for artists and organizations in South and West Side neighborhoods, and in under-resourced wards

Johnson retires after more than 30 years of service to the department, will serve as CPD Superintendent until his retirement at the end of year

BCBSIL Morgan Park Center to bring health and wellness support and create 550 jobs on the South Side

New Regional Small Business Centers and Fast-Track Business Signs initiative both to reduce red tape and bring much-needed licensing support to the neighborhoods

For the third year in a row, Chicago leads the country in certified green office space

New initiative will bring debt relief and additional pathways to payment for residents struggling to pay city utility bills

Reforms to Make it Easier for Businesses to Access $30 Million in Funding Earmarked for Invest South/West and Neighborhood Revitalization Efforts

Project marks major milestone in O’Hare Modernization Program with more improvements to come from O’Hare 21

New mental health framework includes $9.3 million investment in 2020 supports new citywide network of care to expand services for communities most in need

Balanced budget prioritizes structural reforms, savings and efficiencies, and new investments to enhance services and safety for every neighborhood

Package of new investments to support Chicago’s most vulnerable residents also includes 19% increase in affordable units

INVEST South/West aligns public, private, and philanthropic funding to create a network of communities for planned growth

CDOT-CTA Bus Priority Zone Program to receive more than $20 million to support Mayor’s commitment to relieve traffic blockage on Chicago’s Streets

New regulations built to mitigate congestion driven in part by ride-hailing companies, incentivize sustainable transportation, and raise $40 million in new revenues for the city

Four and a half year deal addresses wage increases, healthcare and pension crisis

New Accounts Receivable Effort Could Generate Up to $25 Million in Unaccounted Payments, Tax Remittances from Vendors