You can live-stream City Council meetings from the link on the City Clerk’s home page that will be posted day-of.

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Four times a year CMC brings residents and community organizations together with CDOT to help build a safer, equitable, and more accessible transportation system for everyone.

Meeting monthly, this Committee is made up of City Council members and is chaired by 7th Ward Alderman Gregory Mitchell. You can attend this meeting in-person and provide public comment at City Hall, or stream virtually via the City Clerk’s website.

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Meeting monthly, this Committee is made up of City Council members and is chaired by 1st Ward Alderman Daniel La Spata. You can attend this meeting in-person and provide public comment at City Hall, or stream virtually via the City Clerk’s website.

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(NOTE: large bags and backpacks are currently DISALLOWED)

On Tuesday, March 12th at 6pm, Ald. Andre Vasquez (40th Ward) will be hosting a community meeting on the Peterson/Ridge Metra station at Misericordia (6300 N. Ridge). Representatives from Metra and John Burns Construction, the lead contractor for the project, will be there to answer questions and address your concerns about project delays.

Join Active Trans at a town hall event where transit riders will be invited to voice their concerns about the Chicago transit system to a panel of elected officials and community leaders.

How can our transit system play a greater role in the fight for clean air, racial equity, and a strong economy?

Join Better Streets Chicago as we spread the word about the Lakefront and DuSable Lake Shore Drive Community Visioning Survey! We're distributing palm cards advertising the survey to commuters throughout the city in an effort to gather community feedback on the present and future of the lakefront parks and DuSable Lake Shore Drive.

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Join Better Streets Chicago as we spread the word about the Lakefront and DuSable Lake Shore Drive Community Visioning Survey! We're distributing palm cards advertising the survey to commuters throughout the city in an effort to gather community feedback on the present and future of the lakefront parks and DuSable Lake Shore Drive.

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Join Commuters Take Action and Better Streets Chicago on Tuesday, February 27th at City Hall and help us hold CTA and President Dorval Carter accountable during the first quarterly CTA hearing of 2024 at the 10am Committee on Transportation and Public Way meeting.

As CTA continues to fail to provide adequate service, it's imperative for us to make a showing and demonstrate that the public is demanding accountability – and new leadership. Come join us in person at City Hall, sign up for public comment, and be a visible presence at the hearing to send a message to City Council and the Mayor that the time for change is now.

How can our streets be more equitable, sustainable, and safe?

Participate in this public forum and join community members, stakeholders, and Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) staff as we work together to create better streets and impactful initiatives for all.

Join Better Streets Chicago and Daniela Herrera (Chicago BIPOC Birders) for a guided walk around through Jackson Park to discuss the relationship between transportation and urban nature and wildlife.

Want to be a more effective neighborhood leader? Or be a bigger part of the decision-making process for local or citywide improvements?

Attend City Civics Day this fall to discover how Chicagoans can connect with fellow residents, engage with community leaders, and learn what makes the City work. City Civics Day is an all-day celebration where attendees can explore how to effect positive change through public engagement.

Join us Thursday, November 2nd from 7-9pm at Revolution Brewing (2323 N Milwaukee) for our inaugural annual fundraiser. We're excited to celebrate our wins with you, and share about where we're headed. Because we know that our streets are the key to our future.

Attend a virtual community meeting to talk about the 95th Street Corridor plan. The corridor is a 2-mile stretch between Halsted and Cottage Grove, and the project will develop a community-informed plan for equitable transit-oriented development (ETOD).