Author: 33rd Ward Staff

33rd Ward Office – 2025 Year in Review

33rd Ward Office – 2025 Year in Review

33rd Ward - 2025 Year in Review The 33rd Ward Office Cares for Our CommunityOur work is guided by our commitment to community care and participatory democracy. The End of Year Report reflects the voices of our community and the collective efforts we’ve undertaken to address our needs. From advocating for critical policies at the City level to deeply engaging locally with our neighbors, this report will outline how we’ve centered care and equity in our work.  You can click each of the following orange bars to expand or collapse the section: Mayor Brandon Johnson participates in a Budget TourContinue

33rd Ward Office – 2024 Year in Review

33rd Ward - 2024 Year in Review The 33rd Ward Office Cares for Our CommunityOur work is guided by our commitment to community care and participatory democracy. The End of Year Report reflects the voices of our community and the collective efforts we’ve undertaken to address our needs. From advocating for critical policies at the City level to deeply engaging locally with our neighbors, this report will outline how we’ve centered care and equity in our work.  You can click each of the following orange bars to expand or collapse the section: Subscribe to our Weekly Newsletter:Our office sends aContinue

2024 Participatory Budgeting Results

2024 Participatory Budgeting Results

2024 Participatory Budgeting Results / Resultados del Presupuesto Participativo 2024 Results as follows in order of the most amount of votes: Patrick Henry Playground Improvements Fund additional green alleys (concrete alleys) in the ward Lights on the basketball courts at Horner Park Cleveland Elementary Nature Classroom These results came from 1586 total votes from residents with over 1600 residents engaged in the Participatory Budgeting process! 50% ($500,000) of our $1million of total funding will go towards the projects with the highest votes from our community. The other 50% will go towards street and alley improvements in our ward. Los resultadosContinue

2023 Participatory Budgeting Results

2023 Voting Results are in! Results as follows in order of the most amount of votes: Creating bike lanes on Central Park Ave & Berteau Ave Installing a turf field in Linne Elementary School's playground Adding more garbage cans and planters between Lawrence Ave & Wilson Ave along Kimball Ave Renovating Haugan Elementary School's Play Space These results came from 1341 total votes from residents with over 1500 residents engaged in the Participatory Budgeting process! 50% ($500,000) of our funding will go towards the projects with the highest votes from our community and the other 50% will go towards streetContinue

2022 Participatory Budgeting Results

2022 Voting Results are in! Results as follows: Results for Question #1 Below are the results in order of most votes to least for the question "What amount of the $1 million should go toward alley/street resurfacing?" The projects below are in order of most votes to least. The winning amount was $500,000. RankAmountOnlinePaperTotal Votes1$500,000193282212$300,0007919983$400,0005523784$700,0006811795$600,0005513686$800,000529617$200,0004113548$100,000382409$1,000,00017203710$900,00032234 Since the final vote for street and alley repavements was 50% of total funds, or $500,000. We will apply the remaining $500,000 toward PB projects, regardless of how many projects that includes. In other words, instead of only funding the top five projects, we will fundContinue

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