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Recent News About Chicago’s Department of Fleet & Facility Management (2FM)
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Chicago completes $8.7M 'Soul City West' streetscape project
Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) have completed an $8.7 million streetscape improvement project in the Austin neighborhood, known as the "Soul City West" corridor.
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Mayor Johnson announces new personnel appointments across key city departments
Mayor Brandon Johnson has announced several key personnel updates within his administration.
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Chicago honors veterans with new purple heart city signs
On May 21, 2025, the City of Chicago and the Mayor’s Office of Veterans Affairs will hold a public ceremony to honor Purple Heart Veterans.
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Mayor announces new fiscal sustainability working group members
Mayor Brandon Johnson has announced the members of the newly established Chicago Fiscal Sustainability Working Group (CFSWG).
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Guy Chipparoni named chair of Choose Chicago board by Mayor Johnson
Mayor Brandon Johnson has appointed Guy Chipparoni as the new Chair of the Board of Directors for Choose Chicago.
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Chicago unveils new impact dashboard tracking recovery plan progress
Mayor Brandon Johnson, in collaboration with the Office of Budget and Management (OBM), has introduced an impact dashboard for Chicago's ARPA Information Hub.
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Chicago invests $7M to boost wages for early childhood professionals
Today, the City of Chicago announced a $7 million investment to increase salaries for early childhood professionals.
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Judge issues order halting Trump administration firings
Yesterday, a Temporary Restraining Order was issued by Judge Susan Illston in San Francisco.
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Mayor Brandon Johnson calls for release of Newark Mayor Ras Baraka
Today, Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson issued a statement regarding the arrest of Newark Mayor Ras Baraka.
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Chicago advances affordable housing projects with new legislation and developments
Mayor Brandon Johnson has led a significant week for affordable housing development in Chicago.
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Chicago approves new green social housing ordinance
Today, the Chicago City Council approved Mayor Brandon Johnson's Green Social Housing (GSH) Ordinance.
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Francisco Velez appointed head of Chicago emergency management
Today, Mayor Brandon Johnson announced the appointment of Francisco "Frank" Velez as the Executive Director of the Chicago Office of Emergency Management and Communications (OEMC).
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Michael McMurray appointed as aviation commissioner by Mayor Brandon Johnson
Mayor Brandon Johnson has appointed Michael McMurray as the new commissioner for the Chicago Department of Aviation.
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Chicago Mayor announces pilot program to support survivors of gender-based violence
Mayor Brandon Johnson has announced a new initiative aimed at aiding survivors of gender-based violence within the city housing system in Chicago.
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Chicago and allies sue over Trump Administration's federal employee firings
The City of Chicago has aligned itself with a coalition of numerous cities, counties, union organizations, and non-profit groups to challenge the Trump Administration’s recent federal government reorganization plan.
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Arbor Day celebrated with tree-planting event in Chicago's West Woodlawn
Mayor Brandon Johnson participated in a tree-planting event in West Woodlawn, hosted by Blacks in Green, to celebrate Arbor Day.
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Chicago announces $2 million in community development grants
Ten neighborhood business projects will receive a total of $2 million in Community Development Grants, as announced by Mayor Brandon Johnson.
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Mayor Johnson expresses condolences on the death of Pope Francis
Chicago - Mayor Brandon Johnson issued a statement mourning the passing of Pope Francis.
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Mayor Johnson launches initiative for Chicago's financial sustainability
Today, Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson signed Executive Order No. 2025-1, marking the start of a comprehensive initiative to address and improve the city's financial sustainability.
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Chicago proposes ordinance to mitigate pollution impact in vulnerable communities
Chicago has introduced a new ordinance aimed at protecting communities from disproportionate pollution.