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Click here to download the Winter 2008 edition of the 24th Ward newsletter

Click here to download the Winter 2008 edition of the 24th Ward newsletter

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Alderman Sharon Denise Dixon Serving Chicago's 24th Ward

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"In order to lead
the people,
you must first love
the people.
In order to save
the people,
you first serve
the people."

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ALDERMAN DIXON TOURS WARD WITH BUILDING COMMISSIONER
On October 31, 2008 Alderwoman Dixon drove through sections of the 24th ward with the building commissioner from the City of Chicago

Weatherization Fair Announced
November 12, 2008: Weatherization Fair, Michelle Clark HS, 3-8pm, hosted by 24th, 28th, 29th and 37th Ward Aldermen, Environmental Department, Peoples Gas and ComEd.

CHICAGO BOARD OF ELECTIONS ANNOUNCES A “GRACE PERIOD”
YOU CAN STILL REGISTER AND VOTE - "Grace Period" Registration and Voting: Jan. 922, 2008<br />

Alderman Dixon Supports the appointment of Mr. Jody Weis as Chicago Police Superintendent
Voting To Support The Appointment Of Mr. Jody Weis As The New Chicago Police Superintendent Statement Of Alderman Sharon Denise Dixon (24th Ward) City Council Meeting, Wednesday, January 9, 2008
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The Alderman's Role


 

  • Represent the interests of constituents
  • Write laws
  • Provide constituent services
  • Serve on committees
  • Serve as a community advocate
  • Alderman Dixon’s Vision for the 24th Ward

 




“I ran on a 'positive change' platform, and that’s how I intend to govern.”

Alderman Sharon Denise Dixon envisions a 24th Ward where residents and businesses can prosper in a healthy environment. Her agenda includes:

 

  • Safe, orderly neighborhoods
  • Fighting drugs, crime and violence
  • Involved leadership that fosters law and order
  • Cooperation between citizens and police
  • Clean neighborhoods
  • Installing new trash cans
  • Cleaning up some 2,000 littered, overgrown vacant lots
  • Economic development
  • Encouraging expanding businesses to hire qualified residents of the 24th Ward
  • Fostering development in the area’s prime business locations such as Ogden Avenue, which is historic Route 66, and Albany Avenue
  • Supporting the proposed Ogden-Pulaski Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District
  • Housing opportunity
  • Affordable housing for low-income people
  • Reasonably-priced housing for middle class residents
  • High-end housing to generate tax revenue that will help fund affordable housing
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