Participatory Budgeting

The information gathered will help Ald. Ameya Pawar decide how to spend $1.3 million in city money.

Ald. Ricardo Muñoz (22nd) will hold a community meeting on "participatory budgeting" on Saturday.

Ald. Joe Moore backed the creation of a manager of participatory budgeting in the 2014 budget.

The crosswalk will be installed as part of a federally funded project along Milwaukee Avenue.

The lanes are one measure of many being considered to improve safety for walkers, bicyclists and drivers.

The top five projects chosen by residents in the participatory budget process  will be funded .

Occupy Rogers Park issued 15 demands to "reform" the voting process in the 49th Ward.

Voting opens Saturday on how to spend $1.3 million in infrastructure money.

Residents have until Saturday to vote on projects including public art, bike lanes and street redesigns.

Residents of the 45th Ward will vote on how to spend $1 million.

Turf field and bike lanes are among the projects that could be built with $1 million alderman's fund.

The North Side alderman tricked constituents Monday with a hard-to-believe announcement.

Three expos will give residents a chance to learn more about the items up for a vote.

Parents who've waited years for a new playground got a second look at design plans.

After years of complaints, new equipment, ground surface coming next spring.