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Recycle Your Christmas Tree January 7-22
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Beginning Saturday, January 7, and continuing through Sunday, January 22, Chicago residents can begin to recycle their Christmas tree at any of the city’s 25 locations.
The city has partnered with the Chicago Park District to provide residents with this free service. Trees can be dropped off anytime during regular business hours. Free mulch will also be available on a first-come, first-served basis starting January 6 at Warren Park, Margate Park, Margate Park, Mt. Greenwood Park, North Park Village, and the Forestry Site.
Only live/natural trees free of flocking will be accepted (this means no garland or wreaths). All trees must have any tinsel, ornaments, lights, and strands removed in order to be recycled. Any plastic bags used to transport the tree to a drop-off location must also be removed.
A map of all drop-off locations is available to view online. The closest recycling location for 49th Ward residents is at Warren Park, 6601 N. Western.
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Sullivan High School Elevator Installation:
As crews began to peel away the exterior of the existing school to install a new elevator, they found issues with the existing structure. They are working to correct those issues, with the remainder of the work happening over the next three weeks. Once the corrections are made, they can continue to install the new steel structure and eventually enclose it. They are on track to have the elevator installation completed in early 2023.
Sewer Main Replacement Project (PN7439):
Crews continue to await for approval from the Office of Underground Coordination. Once they receive that approval, permits will be issued for the sewer main replacement. This has caused the start date of the project to be pushed back from its original start date in early September. Crews now expect the project to start some time in January 2023.
Continue to keep your eye on this space for updates on this project. Chicagoans may also visit BuildingANewChicago.org to register for notifications. You will need to enter your name, email address, and project identification number (PN7439) to sign up.
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Submit a Name for the Name a Snowplow Contest by January 6
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Enter a creative snowplow name to Chicago's inaugural 'You Name a Snowplow' Contest for a chance to be featured on one snowplow in each of the City's six snow districts. This contest is part of Chicago Shovels, a tool designed to connect the city with winter-related resources. The deadline to submit a name is January 6, 2023.
For more information and to submit a name, click here.
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Be a Girls on the Run Coach!
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Give back to the community by becoming a Girls on the Run Coach! Gale needs your help this spring to bring a motivated attitude, uplifting spirit, and desire to empower our next generation of leaders!
Start Date: March 7th, 2023
Practice Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays
Practice Times: 3:45 to 5:15
Practice Location: TBA
So much more than running, Girls on the Run has been proven to enrich students’ lives in the long term. Between increasing social-emotional intelligence to fostering healthy relationships, Girls on the Run supports the whole girl when she needs it most!
If you're interested in signing up, please click here.
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Glenwood Comedy 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at The Glenwood Bar
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Enjoy some laughs and libations every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at The Glenwood Bar, 6962 N. Glenwood. The bar will host Glenwood Comedy, featuring comics and performers sure to keep you entertained.
Glenwood Comedy runs from 7:30-9:30 pm, with sign-ups beginning at 7 pm. Those interested in performing or hosting should contact Anthony at 312-788-4309.
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Events at the Rogers Park Branch Library
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The Rogers Park Branch Library, 6907 N. Clark, offers a variety of events and programming for people of all ages. Make sure to check out a list of their upcoming events and register to attend one. More information is available on its website here.
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Deadline for Resiliency Fund Extended
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The Department of Family and Support Services is accepting applications for the Chicago Resiliency Fund 2.0, which will provide up to 4,000 eligible residents with a one-time $500 relief payment. The application will now be open through Friday, December 31 at 5:00 pm. All applications must be submitted online. Visit www.chicash.org to learn more and apply!
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Donate to Help Leone Beach Park Advisory Council with its Mission of Conservation
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This year, over 150 people participated in Leone Beach Park Advisory Council (LB PAC) educational outings, which included a wider range of topics than ever before: birding walks, learning about lichens, an exploration of native flowers, and building mindfulness in nature.
In addition to shared learning, the LB PAC worked together to protect and restore our remarkable lakefront. Forty-four additional community member volunteers joined for work days in the sand prairie and black oak savanna, removing invasive plants and supporting the health of Leone habitats.
Also, Nature Play got underway! In partnership with the Park District and TruGreen, LB PAC broke ground and is making progress toward bringing nature play to children in the Leone Beach Park playground.
With your support, they can build on this success in 2023! They hope to further engage community members in the continued exploration of our natural areas and investment in what Leone Beach Park can offer people of all ages.
Please make a gift today to be part of their work in the year ahead!
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Help The Factory Theater Repair its Boiler
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For 30 years, The Factory Theater has created its shows from scratch, doing exactly the kind of theater they wanted to do. From writing workshops to the closing night bash, Factory shows are a unique experience that fits its exacting standards: original, bold, and full-tilt. Its shameless ensemble members are ambassadors of a good time, making certain that Chicago remains heartily entertained.
Due to a small fire at the theater, preview weekend for its latest show was canceled. The company was ready to open on schedule, and successfully produced an awesome show despite this setback. Thanks to all who came to support and enjoy it!
The damage from the fire continues to smolder, however, in that expenses for repairs to the heating system were sizable. The greatest expense has been replacing the boiler to ensure audience members and artists don’t freeze during The Factory Theater's performances through the winter.
While no cows, barns, or lanterns were hurt in the ignition of this particular blaze, the great tradition of local Chicago theater might be, unless The Factory Theater can get lots of support from our community and friends.
Anyone who wishes to donate to help The Factory Theater recover from the financial loss of this fire may do so by clicking here.
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Help the United Church of Rogers Park Update its Exit Signs
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After nearly three years in its social hall, the United Church of Rogers Park is ready to move back into its Sanctuary!
However, to pass the city’s building inspection, it needs to update the exit and security lights throughout the building. The expense is above and beyond what they have, so they are asking neighbors to help them raise $12,000 to bring the signs up to code so they can move back into the Sanctuary.
Visit their GoFundMe page to make an online contribution.
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Help C24/7 Build its House of Hope
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Our local non-profit, C24/7, recently acquired the vacant lot located at 1561 W. Howard, and they are looking to transform the space into a community center that will help them scale up their services and give back to the Howard-area community.
Their vision is a community center that serves as a hub for resources, information, and building community. It will host an after-school program, a job development program, violence prevention efforts and resources, a food pantry, financial literacy classes, parenting classes, mental health support, and drug and alcohol recovery groups. It will also have a gym where people can safely participate in a variety of activities.
C24/7 has built strong community relationships in the north of Howard area, and this will help them expand their services and fill a need in our community.
Learn more about their vision and make an online contribution by clicking here.
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Help Newly Arrived Migrants By Purchasing Wish List Items
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Thank you to all our neighbors who have donated items to help the newly arrived migrants settle in. We have had an outpouring of support and generosity from our neighbors in the 49th Ward, resulting in several truckloads delivered to the City's sorting center.
The City is now shifting its donation process and will no longer accept donated items through ward offices. Instead, they are partnering with the Instituto del Progreso Latino to create an Amazon Wishlist to facilitate and expedite the donations of new items.
This means that our office will no longer accept items, as the sorting center will no longer be able to take them. Instead, our neighbors who would like to donate to the newly arrived migrants can purchase items from the Amazon Wishlist. For more information and to view the Wishlist, click here.
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Connect with Your Elected Officials
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Want to get connected with your other elected officials? Find links to sign up to their newsletters and website information below!
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DCASE Grant Opportunities
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The Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) Individual Artists Program grant is now open.
2023 Individual Artists Program:
DCASE’s 2023 Individual Artists Program (IAP) grant application is now open. The deadline to apply is January 10, 2023, at 5:00 pm CT. IAP Grants support the creation, development, or presentation of artwork, and professional development, for artists across all disciplines, including Film & Media Arts, Literary Arts, Performing Arts (Theatre/Dance), Music, and Visual Arts/Design. Visit chicagoculturalgrants.org to sign up for an info session and apply.
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New Rules for Chicago Rock-Crushing Facilities
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The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) announced its proposed new rules for rock-crushing facilities that better protect public health and the environment. CDPH is seeking public comments on the proposed new rules through Friday, January 20, 2023.
To view the full proposed new rules for rock-crushing facilities and provide your comment, visit chicago.gov/cdphcommunityinfo.
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Second Installment Property Tax Bills Now Available
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Cook County's second installment property tax bills have been posted at cookcountytreasurer.com after being delayed for several months. Property tax bills can be viewed, downloaded, and paid with no added surcharge on the Cook County Treasurer's website.
Property tax payments are due December 30. You may download and pay your bill online by:
- Going to cookcountytreasurer.com
- Select the blue box labeled "Pay Online for Free"
- Enter your address or Property Index Number (PIN)
There is no fee if you pay online from your bank account. However, you can also print your bill and bring it to any Chase Bank location, including those outside Cook County.
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The federal government is reopening its program to offer free COVID-19 tests as case numbers are rising with the cold weather and people gathering inside for holiday gatherings.
People can visit COVIDtests.gov to request four tests for free. Those will begin to ship the week of December 19.
Public health officials recommend people test themselves when they have symptoms and before visiting family.
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Updated Bivalent Boosters Now Available!
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The City of Chicago received the free updated bivalent COVID boosters this week.
The new boosters offer greater protection against common COVID-19 variants than the original shots and are available to anyone aged 12 and older who have already received their initial vaccine shots. People age 12 and up who have completed a primary vaccine series should receive a bivalent booster two months after the second dose of their last booster shot.
The updated booster is widely available throughout the city, including at doctors' offices, hospitals, pharmacies, and community health centers. To find a location where you can receive the bivalent booster shot, visit the Chicago Department of Public Health's website.
For more information and answers to frequently asked questions, click here.
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Fina a Monkeypox Vaccine Appointment
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The City has secured Monkeypox vaccines. Secure your appointment by visiting the City's Monkeypox vaccine website.
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Latest Information on COVID-19 from the
Chicago Department of Public Health
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For the latest information on COVID-19 in Chicago, visit the Chicago Department of Health's (CDPH) website at chicago.gov/coronavirus. For the latest information on COVID-19 in Illinois, visit the Illinois Department of Public Health's (IDPH) website.
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Shared Cost Sidewalk Program Opens January 9
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The Shared Cost Sidewalk Program offers an opportunity for owners/occupants to share the cost of replacing sidewalks with the city. This voluntary program allows residents to replace sidewalks at a much lower cost than if they were to hire a private contractor.
The program covers the main walk, the courtesy walk, and existing catwalks/landing steps (the narrow strip of concrete adjacent to some curbs). Owner-occupants of corner houses will be charged for both the main (address) side and the sidewalk on the side of the house. CDOT will build ADA-compliant ramps where applicable, with the City paying the entire cost of the ramps.
The Shared Cost Sidewalk Program will open on Monday, January 9, from 6 am to 10 pm. Applications will only be accepted through the City’s 311 system or at the city’s Shared Cost Sidewalk website. Owner information and the property address must be provided at the time of the request. The Shared Cost Sidewalk Program is very popular and is handled on a first-come, first-served basis. The funds are limited, and the program closes for the year once the funds are allocated.
Further information on the program is available by clicking here.
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Snow Plowing:
The Department of Streets and Sanitation oversees snowplowing of over 9,400 miles of roads throughout the City of Chicago and maintains a fleet of over 300 snow plows to respond to winter weather events. You can track snow plows throughout the city using the City's snowplow tracking website.
As a reminder, throughout the duration of a storm, plow trucks prioritize major arterial streets across the entire city. Once the storm has passed and all major arterial streets have been cleared, plow trucks will then shift to clear residential streets. This means that you might not see a plow truck on a residential street until some time on Saturday after the storm passes.
Many of the City's plow drivers are also drivers that collect refuse and recycling. Those drivers will be back on City recycling and garbage pickup services one-to-two days after the storm, which may result in some delays to garbage collection. Please make sure not to blow or shovel snow in front of your garbage and recycling bins so workers can easily access them.
Sidewalk Shoveling:
As a reminder to all residents and businesses, per the Municipal Code of Chicago, property owners and occupants are responsible for keeping sidewalks clear of snow and ice. Many of our neighbors rely on walking and public transportation as their primary way to get around the city. Without a wide, clear path through the snow and ice, it makes it difficult for pedestrians (especially people with disabilities, seniors, and children) to walk to their destination safely.
If you have a neighbor who needs assistance clearing the sidewalk, pitch in to help out! The 49th Ward also has a Snow Buddies volunteer program that helps connect volunteers to addresses that need a little extra help with snow removal in the winter. If you are interested in volunteering, please email office@49thward.org to sign up.
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Overnight Parking in Effect through April 1
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The City's winter overnight parking ban is in effect from December 1, 2022, through April 1, 2023, to ensure that Streets and Sanitation crews can quickly salt and plow streets during winter storms. The overnight bans are in effect from 3 am to 7 am, and signage is permanently posted along the affected routes. In the 49th Ward, Clark is a dedicated snow route. For a map of areas in the 49th Ward that have a 2-inch ban in effect, visit the 49th Ward's parking page by clicking here.
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Winter is approaching and it's time to prepare for extreme cold, snow, and ice. The Office of Emergency Management and Communications (OEMC) monitors weather conditions and collaborates with city departments to assist residents during the winter months. Please review the helpful winter resources available including Warming Centers, Smart 911, and Notify Chicago.
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Affordable Connectivity Program
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Chicago residents could be eligible for $30 off monthly internet bill through the federal government's Affordable Connectivity Program. The Affordable Connectivity Program ("ACP") is a government benefit program that helps low-income households pay for internet services and connected devices like a laptop. For information visit affordableconnectivity.gov. Application can be found by clicking here.
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Apply for Student Loan Debt Relief
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Individuals looking to apply for student debt relief may do so by visiting studentaid.gov. While the Eight Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis has temporarily blocked the Biden administration from disbursing any student loan relief funds, it does not prevent borrowers from still applying for student loan debt relief.
The Federal Student Loan Debt Relief program provides eligible borrowers with full or partial discharge of loans up to $20,000 to Federal Pell Grant recipients and up to $10,000 to non-Pell Grant recipients for individuals who make less than $125,000/year or families that make less than $250,000/year.
For more information and to apply, click here.
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Emergency Heating Repair Program
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The Emergency Heating Repair Program is now open to new applicants. This program provides grants for income-eligible Chicago homeowners to repair or replace their furnace or boiler heating system. Limited funds are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The Emergency Heating Repair Program is available to Chicagoans who own and occupy one-to-four unit residential buildings. Households earning 80% or less of the Area Median Income (AMI) are eligible to participate in the program.
Enrollment will be accepted until April 1, 2023, or until all funds have been exhausted. The application package is available online at www.chicago.gov/ehrp. Call (312) 744-3653 to speak with a customer service representative about the program.
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IHDA Mortage Assistance Program
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The Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) is reopening its mortgage assistance program designed to assist homeowners financially impacted by the pandemic. Applications will open on Tuesday, November 1, 2022. The Illinois Homeowner Assistance Fund (ILHAF) provides up to $60,000 in mortgage assistance to eligible homeowners—paid directly to the servicer, taxing body, or other approved entity—while homeowners work to regain their financial footing. Whether homeowners have a mortgage, a reverse mortgage, or are mortgage-free, the program can fund past due housing payments and up to three months of prospective mortgage payments.
The program is free, and funds do not need to be repaid. Application, program information and updates can be found at illinoishousinghelp.org or by calling the ILHAF hotline at 1-866-IL-HELP (866-454-3571). Applications will be accepted until 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, January 31, 2023.
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Home and Business Protection Program Income-Based Application
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The City of Chicago has expanded the Home and Business Protection Program (HBPP) to remove barriers and ensure that more Chicago residents have access to the tools needed to protect their properties and feel safe. Through the new HBPP Income-Based Application, eligible Chicagoans can apply for private security devices at no cost based on income and pick them up at a designated community distribution site. The program is first-come, first-serve. It will run through December 31, 2024, or until funds are depleted, whichever comes first.
For more information and to apply, click here.
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Home and Business Protection Program
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The City of Chicago has launched the Home and Business Protection Program (HBPP) to ensure that Chicagoans have access to private security equipment to protect their property and feel safe. Starting today, the City will provide select rebates to cover costs associated with outdoor security camera systems, cloud storage for video footage, outdoor motion-sensor lighting, vehicle GPS trackers, and subscription costs.
Only security devices purchased on or after Monday, June 6, qualify for reimbursement. No rebates will be provided for private security equipment purchased prior to this date. Installation costs of cameras, lighting, and GPS tracking devices are currently not eligible for reimbursement.
Learn more about the program and apply for rebates at Chicago.gov/HBPP. If you have any questions, feel free to email HBPP@cityofchicago.org or call (312) 742-3317.
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Apply for Peoples Gas Bill Assistance
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As we head into the cooler months, and natural gas prices remain high nationwide, Peoples Gas offers programs and resources to manage your energy costs.
Financial assistance available beginning Sept. 1
The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and the Peoples Gas Share the Warmth program are available to help income-eligible customers with heating bills this winter. To see if you are eligible and apply for bill pay assistance, go to cedaorg.net or call theCommunity Economic Development Association at 800-571-2332.
Payment arrangements available
For customers who have fallen behind on their bills, but don’t qualify for financial assistance, arrangements are available to help pay and manage heating bills this winter. Use the Peoples Gas app or go to peoplesgasdelivery.com to learn more about your options and enroll.
Budget Billing
Budget Billing spreads seasonal variations in your natural gas bill over 12 months. While you still pay for all of the natural gas you actually use, Budget Billing gives you more consistent monthly bills. Learn more and sign up in the Peoples Gas app or at peoplesgasdelivery.com.
Reduce energy use this winter
Manage energy use by using a programmable thermostat, sealing gaps around windows and doors, and scheduling an annual furnace tuneup. Peoples Gas also offers free energy efficiency consultations. For more information, go to peoplesgasdelivery.com.
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Home and Business Protection Program
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Elevate, an energy equity non-profit, is conducting outreach for the Multifamily Energy Savings Program. The goal is to have buildings with 3 units or more assessed to determine the energy-saving projects they qualify for. Projects such as air sealing and insulation, pipe insulation, and HVAC equipment replacements are examples of projects that can be completed from start to finish via the program at little to no cost.
The best way to initiate a free energy assessment is to go directly to www.multifamilyportal.com and fill out the online form.
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Grubhub Winterization Grants
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Grubhub is partnering with the Restaurant Strong Fund (Greg Hill Foundation) to offer winterization grants. The Greg Hill Foundation's Restaurant Strong Fund & Grubhub Community Fund are giving away $10,000 grants to support restaurant owners in Chicago, Boston, NYC & Philadelphia to winterize their outdoor dining spaces! The grant program launched on Giving Tuesday, and restaurants in Chicago, Boston, NYC, and Philly are eligible. A total of $2,000,000 will be awarded to 200 restaurants to revamp their outdoor area and make space for more guests.
For more information and to apply, click here.
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Black-Owned Restaurants Grant Opportunity
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the U.S. Black Chambers and Grubhub have partnered to provide grants to Black-owned restaurants, made possible by the Grubhub Community Fund. The USBC Restaurant Grant program helps restaurants receive funding to seize business opportunities and address current challenges. This program offers over $500,000 in grants to Black-owned restaurants and culinary-based businesses in select cities, including Chicago.
For more information and to apply, click here.
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ARPA Funding Opportunities
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Information about all active city, county, and state ARPA RFPs and grant opportunities can be found at greaterchicagotogether.org. Information on City programs can be by clicking here.
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Chicago Youth Service Corps Program
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Are you between the ages of 16-24 and interested in youth-led public service? Apply to the Chicago Youth Service Corps, a year-round program that provides paid opportunities for youth to engage in community services, project-based learning, and leadership development.
For more information and to apply, click here.
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Northwestern Women's Basketball Visits Gale Teams
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Gale Elementary Community Academy's basketball teams received a special visit from the Northwestern Women's Basketball team this Friday. It was a great experience for our student athletes to meet some great role models and play. A HUGE THANK YOU to Val Buchanan for always providing positive and life changing experiences for our Gale students.
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Follow Eugene Field School on Social
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Keep up to date on everything happening at Eugene Field School by following their social media accounts!
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Free Dance Classes for Kids Aged 6-12
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Mandala South Asian Performing Arts and Dance Peace are partnering to offer free dance classes for children ages 6-12. The class serves children from refugee, asylee, or Indigenous families or those living in the Devon area.
The organization needs to fill its classes by January or risk losing its funding. The classes take place on Wednesdays at 4:30 pm at the Indo-American Center located at 6328 N. California.
To register, text 312-550-9172.
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CIADC Offers Free After School Program for Youth in Grades 6-12
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The Chicago Industrial Arts & Design Center (CIADC) Youth Pathways Program is a school-year educational series for grades 6-12 that exposes Students to hands-on industrial arts and nurtures interests that can lead to post-secondary pathway opportunities in STEM, Trade, and Art/Design.
CIADC offers FREE afterschool classes for CPS students.
Register your youth/Teen today! More information at www.ciadc.org.
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Free Online English Classes at Howard Area Community Center
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Howard Area Community Center, 7648 N. Paulina, is offering free online English classes to help individuals in the workforce. The classes will help participants with their communication skills for the workplace and provide support in job training and searches.
The classes meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6-8 pm. To sign up, click here. For more information, contact Moon Parker at mparker@howardarea.org or 312-768-8046.
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Trilogy Behavioral Health is Hiring!
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Trilogy Behavioral Health is looking to hire key mental health positions in its organization. Trilogy offers generous benefits and training opportunities. To learn more about openings, visit its website here.
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Interested in landscaping, construction, or ecological restoration? Greencorps Chicago is the City of Chicago’s green-industry employment program with on-the-job training for individuals with barriers to employment. Apply to their 10-month green industry employment opportunity, where you will receive training, earn licenses, certifications, and more!
For more information and to apply, click here.
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Are you looking for a career change, a new job, or know someone who is? Look to the CTA each Friday to see newly posted positions as you seek a new career opportunity! Visit transitchicago.com/careers to find a full list of jobs!
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Purpose Workforce Solutions is Hiring!
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Purpose Workforce Solutions is hiring youth positions. For more information, call 312-549-8360 ext 121 for more information.
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Start a Career in Aviation Mechanics
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Train to become skilled, employable and essential. At Aviation Institute of Maintenance, we train tomorrow’s technicians. The demand for skilled technicians in Aviation, Manufacturing, Welding, Energy, and other industries is outpacing those entering these career fields. Our nation needs men and women to develop technical trade skills for today and the future. AIM campuses are proud to teach these skills. Find out more and apply here: https://aviationmaintenance.edu/
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NAMI Chicago has positions in Mental Health Services and is looking for outstanding and dedicated people to join its growing team.
Since 1979, NAMI Chicago has fought for families and individuals impacted by mental health conditions. It promotes community wellness, breaks down barriers to mental health care, and provides support and expertise for families, professionals, and individuals in Chicago and beyond.
NAMI Chicago currently has openings for the following positions (click on the job title to view the job descriptions):
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Mary Crane Center Now Hiring!
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Mary Crane Center at 1545 W. Morse is now hiring key positions in the organization. For more information or to send your resume, email enorthern@marycrane.org.
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Superior Air-Ground Ambulance Service Now Hiring
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Superior Air-Ground Ambulance is now hiring for EMT positions. The program includes 12 weeks of training, a free accelerated EMT course, and a guaranteed job. For more information, visit emsjobs.org or email emtclass@superiorambulance.com.
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i.c. stars Tech Training and Job Placement Opportunity
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i.c.stars. is an immersive technology training not-for-profit attracting, training, and putting Chicagoans to work in the Information Technology field. It pays candidates a weekly stipend upon being accepted into its rigorous 16-week program.
i.c. stars is currently recruiting for its next cycle, which will start on August 8, 2022. Interested residents can apply directly on its website at icstars.org/program.
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Compudopt is now hiring part-time technology instructors. Compudopt's mission is to provide technology education and access to under-resourced youth in Chicago and Northern Illinois.
The position is a seasonal trainer for its educational programming for elementary, middle, and high school students. The role is anticipated to require up to 20 hours per week of instruction and will span afternoons, evenings, and weekends depending on partner requirements. Programming may be facilitated in-person or virtually depending on partner requirements.
The pay range is $20-$25/hour depending on experience and qualifications. To apply, email ashaki@compudopt.org and include your name, phone, email, resume, and two references.
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Misericordia is Now Hiring
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Misericordia seeks to hire for several key positions within the organization.
Misericordia is home to over 600 children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It has a 31-acre campus that provides around-the-clock care to support its residents. They strive to find compassionate and hardworking individuals to join its team. Misericordia offers competitive pay rates and excellent employee benefits.
For more information on current job openings, visit Misericordia's Careers website.
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Greater Chicago Food Depository Job Training Programs
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The Greater Chicago Food Depository now offers free and paid hospitality and supply chain career path training programs. These programs are available to unemployed and underemployed adults living in Cook County. Programs are background friendly and welcoming to those without a high school diploma or GED.
More information on the program is available on the Greater Chicago Food Depository's website by clicking here.
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CTA Second Chance Program
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The CTA Second Chance Program allows individuals with a barrier to employment an opportunity for a fulfilling and stable career with the CTA. Those interested in the program should complete a survey of interest by clicking here. More information on the Second Chance Program is available on the CTA's website here.
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Join the Chicago Park District Team
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The Chicago Park District is seeking to hire several key year-round and seasonal positions. To view all openings, visit ChicagoParkDistrict.com/Jobs.
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Pace Bus is hiring for bus operator and mechanic positions at its facilities across the suburbs to ensure that it can provide the level of bus service that our regional economy depends on. Working for Pace has many advantages:
- Competitive starting pay
- Paid on-the-job and ongoing training
- Promotion from within
- Working close to home
- Health insurance benefits
- Retirement benefits
- Paid vacation and other paid time off
- Safe, clean work environment (visit PaceBus.com/health to see all of our COVID-related safety precautions in place to protect personnel)
Applications and a list of open positions can be found at PaceBus.com/Careers.
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CPS is Hiring Substitute Teachers
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Chicago Public Schools is seeking committed substitute teachers to ensure our students receive quality instruction in the absence of their teacher. To apply, visit cps.edu/iwanttosub.
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CPS is Hiring Board Custodians
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CPS is hiring Board Custodians. To apply for the position, click here. To register for an interview, click here. For more information, call 773-553-2100 or email HRFacilities@cps.edu.
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Getir Chicago is Now Hiring
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Getir Chicago is now hiring delivery drivers and order packers for its locations throughout the city. Learn more and apply on their website.
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Collective Resource is Hiring
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Collective Resource Compost, a specialty waste hauler that collects food scraps for composting, is hiring. They work out of a site just over the border in Skokie (near McCormick, between Howard and Touhy). The Driver / Compost Service Specialist job starts at $16 per hour and goes to $17 after a 90-day review. They're looking for people who are reliable, hard-working, tech-capable, and committed to reducing environmental harm.
Learn more at: collectiveresource.us/join-our-team/.
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CPS is Hiring Lunch Attendants
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CPS is hiring lunch attendants across the district! Employees get to work a regular Monday to Friday schedule with holidays off. Positions include medical, dental, and pension benefits.
For more information and to apply, visit cps.edu/careers.
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Apply to be a Crossing Guard
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Earlier this year, the City of Chicago transferred the crossing guard program from OEMC to Chicago Public Schools. During this transition, many crossing guards decided to retire or resign while school was not operating in person due to the pandemic.
As we have CPS has returned to in-person learning, they have been working hard to fill vacant positions. They are still seeking applicants to fill the positions to help families and children safely get to and from school.
To apply to become a crossing guard, please follow the steps below:
- Please visit the CPS Careers Website at cps.edu/careers
- Click on "CPS Job Board" at the bottom of the page.
- On the top of the next page, click on "Basic Search."
- Type "Crossing Guard" into the "Keywords" field.
- Click on the Crossing Guard job posting for the location you want to apply to, and follow the instructions to fill out the applications.
If you have any questions, please contact Crossingguard@cps.edu.
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Greater West Town Training Programs
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Greater West Town Community Development and Project has over 30 years of expanding economic opportunities in education, job training, and job placement for Chicagoans. Check out the academic and location opportunities available to Chicago residents now, then schedule your orientation today. For more information, please call 312-563-9044 or visit http://GWTP.org
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Find a Career with S&C Electric Company
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S&C Electric in Rogers Park is seeking to hire team members for several key positions in their organization. S&C Electric is a 100% employee-owned team seeking several team members in the Rogers Park community to keep the lights on across the globe.
To learn more and apply, visit ww.sandc.com/careers.
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Trilogy Behavioral Healthcare Job Openings
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Trilogy Behavioral Healthcare sees to hire for several key positions within the organization.
As one of the leading community mental health organizations in Illinois, Trilogy is committed to excellence, diversity, and opportunity. They are a mission-driven organization as committed to innovative practice models in mental health treatment as they are to helping our employees do their best work.
Working at Trilogy is an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of our neighbors and help strengthen the community.
For more information on current job openings, visit Trilogy's Careers website at trilogyinc.org/careers.
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Heartland Alliance Job Openings
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Heartland Alliance has several positions open across Chicago. These positions include a bilingual mental health clinical practitioner, a clinical supervisor, an LPN, case managers, and more.
Heartland Alliance works to advance human rights and champion human dignity by providing services and promoting solutions to achieve a more just global society. Heartland Alliance's mission is to advance human rights and respond to the human needs of endangered populations—particularly the poor, the isolated, and the displaced—through the provision of comprehensive and respectful services and the promotion of permanent solutions leading to a more just global society. Its approach is multi-faceted and intentional and intersects through three focus areas: health and healing, safety and justice, and economic opportunity.
For more information on job openings, visit Heartland Alliance's Careers website by clicking here.
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