Animal Care & Control: More info coming soon...



Block Party: Throwing a block party is the best way to get to know your neighbors and have a safe outdoor gathering. Contact the 35th Ward Community Service Center to make arrangements for a visit from the fire department and reserve a jumping jack.



Buildings/Zoning: Includes information on zoning permits, zoning department, zoning advisory committee, and landmark information.



Business Affairs & Licensing: Includes Public way application, driveway/curb cut application, sidewalk cafe application, loading zone application.



Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy (CAPS): Across the City, the Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy (CAPS) partnership is tackling serious crime problems, as well as those neighborhood conditions that breed crime -- conditions such as abandoned buildings and vehicles, vacant lots, drug houses, and graffiti. By opening up the dialogue between police and community, CAPS is producing a number of important success stories at the neighborhood level. Click here to learn more.



Children & Youth Services: Information on Boys & Girls Club, YMCA



City Clerk Services: The City Clerk's Office offers a number of services, which include city sticker sales, residential parking permits and the issuance of passports, business licenses dog licenses and investigations. Click here to learn more.



City Legislation: Information related to city ordinances and City Council.



Construction & Permits: The Chicago Dept. of Construction & Permits (DCAP) requires a building permit for any project that involves structural changes to your home or building. Building permits give you, your insurance company, neighbors, and the City assurance that specific minimum standards are met in constructing, repairing, or altering your home or building by complying with the Chicago Building Code. These standards are in tended to protect the integrity of the buildings, the welfare of the public and your safety. Click here to learn more.



Consumer Services: The Department of Consumer Services protects consumers and businesses from unfair and deceptive business practices. We work to ensure the safety, accuracy and equity in products and services offered to the public. Click here to learn more.



Disabled: Link to Mayor's office of People with Disabilities, Disabled Housing Info, Disabled Parking Sign Application.



Education/Chicago Public Schools: Description Click here to learn more.



Elected Officials: List of elected officials Click here to learn more.



Emergency Management & Communications: (OEMC) protects life and property by operating the public safety communications system and by coordinating and managing emergency situations. Click here to learn more.



Environment: City of Chicago environmental page, Chicago Green Roof info, Welfare Society building



Health: Information on how the city is helping make Chicago safer and healthier. Click here to learn more.



Housing & Human Services: Includes information about Senior housing, homeless shelters, food pantries, affordable housing, low income housing, tenant/landlord ordinance, and lawyer refferal.



Internet Resources for City Services: Internet resources for the commonly asked questions related to city services. Click here to learn more.



Local Business/Economic Development: Click here to learn more.



Logan Square Library: 3030 W. Fullerton, (312) 744-5295 Click here to learn more.



Parking: Find information on parking in the 35th Ward.



Public Safety: Information on block clubs, 14th District, 17th District, 25th District CAPS, and Fire Department Info



Revenue : Parking and Taxes, along with a Miscellaneous section regarding bills, and much more. Click here to learn more.



Senior Services: Includes info on Department of Senior Services, Copernicus Center, 14th District Senior Caucus, Senior Housing, Etc.



Streets & Sanitation: Includes Garbage pick-up, graffiti removal, street cleaning, snow removal, rodent baiting, towing, forestry, clean & green, recycling, and yard sale permits.



Streets & Sanitation: Street Cleaning: Please see our street cleaning page for more information about schedules and links to maps for this service by clicking here.



Transportation: Includes Parking, residential zone parking permits, tow zone sign requests, disabled parking sign requests, traffic, sidewalk & alley.



Utilities: People's Gas, ComEd, AT&T, Comcast



Water Management: Includes new project and sewers.



Workforce Development: Find job and training opportunities here. Click here to learn more.