48th Ward Blog
Welcome to the 48th ward blog! Here you will find information about ways to get involved in the community, current Development information, Press Releases from our office, and Ward Night recaps, among other things.
For events in the 48th ward, please see our Events Calendar.

Construction Updates: April 24, 2024
be advised of upcoming construction in the ward

Join the Bryn Mawr Task Force
Help us bring economic devlopment and investment to Bryn Mawr.

April 2024 Small Business Spotlight
Read about Rattleback Records, Rivers & Roads Cafe, and Freestyle Ceramics and Tufting

#NoHate48
A message from Alderwoman Manaa-Hoppenworth about hate incidents in our community

CTA Unveils Public Artwork Designs for New Lawrence, Argyle, Berwyn and Bryn Mawr Stations
See renderings of the selected artworks

Construction Updates: April 17, 2024
Multiple alleys are set for resurfacing

Parks Programming Returns to Broadway Armory Park in Time for Summer; Capital Improvements in the Works
Chicago Park District programming returns to Broadway Armory Park on June 10th.

48th Ward Welcomes New Arrivals
Thank you to the entire community for your invaluable support of the families staying at the Broadway Armory Shelter.

Sustainability Engagement Opportunities for Earth Day
Celebrate Earth Day with us all month!

Ward Night Recap: April 15, 2024 - Earth Day
Watch the recording of our April 15, 2024 Ward Night.

Development Feedback Opportunity: 6200 N Broadway
Give feedback on the zoning change request for 6200 N Broadway.

Construction Updates: April 10, 2024
resurfacing, pedestrian safety, and fiber optic installation

Improved Bus Service in the 48th Ward
The #155, #36, and #81 are among bus routes that will see improved service.

Ald. Manaa-Hoppenworth Signs Letter in Support of Safe and Equitable Transportation for all CPS Students.
Read the recent letter to the Chicago Board of Education which was signed by 27 alders.

Spring Storm Preparedness
Prepare for Spring storm conditions

Modernizing Ward Technology Leads to Higher Response Rate
Ward tech has led to a 15% increase in phone pick-ups, 20% increase in closed service requests.

Photos from the Elise Malary Way Street Naming Ceremony
Remembering Black trans activist Elise Malary with an Andersonville street sign

Pick Up Eclipse Glasses at the 48th Ward Office
Stop by for eye protection while supplies last.

Ward Night Recap: April 1, 2024 - City Council
Watch the recording of our April 1, 2024 Ward Night.

Measles Information
View the city’s latest guidance on Measles.