Posts tagged Lombard Avenue
Cicero Police Department spends over $170,000 on 3 new fleet vehicles and over $40 million in taxes
Board Meetings, GovernmentMelina Pineda AguilarCicero Town Board, Tax Spending, Board Appointees, Committee Appointments, Finance Committee, Referendums, Consolidated Elections, Cicero Police Department, Chief of Police Thomas Boyle, Body Cameras, Sustained Traffic Enforcement Program, Pedestrian Safety, Streetscaping, Illinois Department of Transportation Assistance, Lead Pipe Replacement, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity Grant, Housing Board (Cicero Housing Authority), Housing and Real Estate Board, Board of Health, Animal Welfare Board, Cultural Affairs/Historic Sites Commission, Cermak Road, Lombard Avenue, Central Avenue, Joe Virusso, John Cava, Fran Reitz
Cicero Approves Key Grants, Announces Appointments and Allocates $500 Thousand for Forestry Service
Board MeetingsCicero Independienteliquor license regulations, bars closures, grants, urban forestry, green alley, police cameras, block parties, 61st Court, Lombard Avenue, Superintendent of Police, Deputy Superintendent, Gang Crimes Unit, stop signs, Urban and Community Forestry Service Grant, Morton Arboretum, tree inventories, urban forest management plans, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago, 2024 Green Alley Paving Project, street racing, drifting, impounded vehicles, Illinois Department of Human Services, tobacco prevention, Unique Plumbing Company, Burlington Northern Santa Fe yard, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, Illinois Law Enforcement Training, body cameras, vehicle cameras, data storage, police officer training, settlement, personal injury claim, Fran Reitz, Chair of the Fire and Police Committee, John Cava, Chair of the Public Works, Buildings and Grounds Committee, Lido Manetti, Supervisor of the Water Department, chair of the Stormwater Advisory Board, Jessica Jaramillo, Chair of the Planning and Zoning Commission Cicero, Town of Cicero
Cicero Approves Infrastructure Upgrades and Crime Initiatives Amid Remarks by President Dominick on Crime and Immigration
Board MeetingsLeslie HurtadoCicero, news, board meeting, parking, infrastructure, alcohol, ban, retail, theft, spending, appointments, Laramie Avenue, Towing, Parking, House Bill 5345, Minimum wage, Cicero Fire Department, lift assist calls, Federal Transit Administration, Pace Vanpool Services, Lombard Avenue, Sweeping Days. Klandestino, Inc., Cook County, Illinois State Police Revocation Enforcement Grant, Terra Engineering Ltd., Community Development Block Grants, settlement, lawsuit, immigrants
