Cast your vote for the five movies that will be shown in the A. Montgomery Ward Park during summer 2019. Movies are sponsored by the River North Residents Association (RNRA) and the Chicago Park District.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to participate in our survey.
We value your feedback. The survey will be open through February 26, 2019.
Thank you to everyone who attended the second Wild Mile Chicago community meeting last Thursday, February 7 at Leslie Hall!
For those who weren’t able to attend or for those who attended and have more thoughts to share, we still want to hear from you!
We have uploaded a copy of the presentation and design boards shown at the meeting on the ‘Get Involved’ page of the Wild Mile Chicago website.
Please look through the designs and let us know your thoughts by using the ‘Contact Us’ page on the website or by emailing info@wildmilechicago.org.
For the Design Boards, we would like to know:
Your feedback helps us create a more thoughtful, inclusive, and comprehensive framework plan for Wild Mile Chicago.
Community Meeting #3: March 2019 (more details coming soon)
The RNRA encourages all eligible voters to participate in Chicago’s municipal election on Tuesday February 26. Early voting is underway. For complete election information, visit the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners.
ELECTION DAY: TUES., FEB. 26, 2019 – Learn more
On Election Day, a voter may cast a ballot only at the polling place assigned to that voter’s registration precinct. Hours are 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Find your polling place here.
Click here for a complete list of polling places.
Want to get involved with River North’s biggest party of the year? We want you! We are looking for River North neighbors to join us in making Taste of River North better than ever! From children’s programming, dog events, fun on the river walk, music performances, and much more – we welcome you to help us create the best event yet.
What will you do as a volunteer?
The Kick-Off Meeting will take place on Tuesday evening, February 19th. Interested? Please submit the volunteer application. Once we receive your application we’ll be back in touch.
Even though it is still winter, certain weather conditions can lead to flooding. No longer just a problem in spring, the Department of Water Management (DWM) encourages residents to assist in reducing water from reaching the sewer system.
Community-wide efforts can greatly decrease the impact of neighborhood flooding and the extent of basement backups. Some tips include:
Additional information can be found here.
