2019 Qualified Allocation Plan provides increased transparency, selection criteria for Low Income Housing Tax Credit allocations

New initiative to provide City services, substantial preventative and treatment supports, job training and employment resources along Pulaski Corridor

200 of the Nation’s Top Technology and Engineering Students in Chicago To Learn About Chicago’s Growing Technology Industry and Vibrant Urban Culture

After meeting with educators, school leaders, and community members, Mayor and CEO commit to strengthen school programming, review school funding formula, and boost staffing

New website to support broader citywide efforts to ensure every resident has the resources they need to complete the 2020 U.S. census

Chicago remembers the 1919 Red Summer with Past Is Present event

Chicago launches survey inviting residents to weigh in on preferences for a new Chicago casino

Up to 100 intersections will get new traffic signals that aid persons with blindness or low-vision in the next two years through efforts of CDOT and Mayor’s Office of People with Disabilities