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

Reforms to end harmful enforcement practices, reduce fines and fees and streamline payment plans to remove debt burden and create pathways to compliance for low-income residents

Divvy Community Tour will provide forum for community engagement, inform planning for Divvy station expansion and introduce first Divvy electric-assist bikes to Chicago residents

An Economic Feasibility Study Begins Prior to a Site Selection for New Casino

New police recruits receive training, instruction in procedural justice, mental health awareness, crisis intervention and de-escalation at Academy

Executive actions provide additional investments to expand legal services for immigrants, guidance for all City sister agencies and departments, and terminates ICE access to police databases

Mayor participated in six-part listening tour; commits to continued engagement to hear from communities on most important issues facing the city

Global Company Will Add 600 Tech Jobs in Accenture Tower & Continue to Grow its Apprenticeship Program with City Colleges of Chicago

196 graduating officers and 98 newly-promoted Chiefs, Deputy Chiefs, Commanders, Lieutenants, Sergeants and Evidence Technicians

Drinking water remains safe and City encourages residents with water meters to opt for free in-home water testing and free filters pending further study

116 theatres and dance artist organizations will receive $835,750 in financial grants and 157 theaters, and theatre-makers will receive $448,650 to fund artist performance fees and commissions to maintain free public programming

Grounds for Peace program to beautify 50 city-owned vacant lots, pilot provides employment, skill-oriented job training and development to men at highest risk of gun violence involvement

32,000 youth start their summer jobs and internships in Chicago

New Office of Risk Management will establish an enterprise risk management program designed to address and minimize risk and loss to the city

City eliminates short-term borrowing as part of broader efforts to identify savings and efficiencies for FY2020

Campaign highlights diversity of Chicago's business community; Local business owners to be featured on social media, Smart Business Chicago podcast and roundtable discussion

New appointments include Deputy Mayor of Public Safety and Deputy Mayor of Infrastructure and Services

Free citywide Library programming returns today across 81 branch locations to keep students engaged in learning this summer

Hobson to provide leadership on organization’s focus of inclusive economic growth

City of Chicago to Launch Summer for Change (S4C) Program for Hundreds of Vulnerable Youth; City Also Developed “YOUR CHI” – a collaborative guide of free city resources, activities, and events available to all youth throughout summer break

Following independent audit, City to reform Workers’ Compensation program and improve services to injured employees

Series of free movies, music, markets, dance, and theatre events kick off June 11 to celebrate Chicago’s Latino communities

All 22 Districts to have designated Business Liaison Officers to strengthen the ties between entrepreneurs and their communities

Ethics reform package to bring increased transparency and oversight to the City Council

Board Members include education experts, LSC members, teachers and CPS parents; New Deputy Mayor for Education and Human Services joins leadership in the Mayor’s Office

Chicago-based company’s modular construction method to help expand affordable housing

New initiative designed to promote city resources and community engagement opportunities across the city to ensure children, young adults and families stay safe and engaged this weekend

Fourth annual donation drive benefitting formerly homeless Veterans begins May 23 through July 15

New leadership in the Mayor’s Office and departments to further administration’s top priorities in the first 100 days

In Her First Official Act as Mayor, Lightfoot Instructs Departments to Begin Process of Ending Aldermanic Prerogative as Part of Broader Ethics Reform

Inaugural ceremony brings thousands to Wintrust Arena to witness history in the making

Project Brings 44 Units of Affordable, CHA Senior Housing with Co-Located Chicago Public Library Branch

Cybersecurity company to double headcount, expand Chicago headquarters as part of multi-million-dollar investment in the city