News
Trash has got to go, say residents, church members
|
Residents like Terry and Lee Redmond as well as the Central Austin Neighborhood Association and New Life Community Church work on beautifying the West Side.
News
Neighborhood group fighting for police data wins latest round in court
|
The lawsuit was filed three years ago by the Central Austin Neighborhood Association and American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois.
News
Police take longer to respond to 911 calls on West Side
|
A new report by the Chicago Sun-Times shows Districts 11, 15 and 25 lag behind many other areas of the city.
News
West Side group gets its lawsuit seeking police data reinstated
|
An appellate court has reversed an earlier ruling that threw out the lawsuit filed by the Central Austin Neighborhood Association and American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois.
News
Oak Park group hosts meeting to get to know Austin neighbors
|
Dozens of people attended the event that highlighted opportunities to partner with Austin.
News
Austin residents call for equal emergency services, police in Chicago Tribune opinion article
|
Ron and Serethea Reid of the Central Austin Neighborhood Association said they are concerned about what they say is a slow 911 response time from police.
Opinion
Another liquor store on West Madison?
|
Community advocate Serethea Reid is urging residents to submit formal rejections to the Local Liquor Commission opposing a second liquor store on the 5300 block of West Madison Street.
News
Fate of police deployment, 911 responsiveness lawsuit uncertain
|
A Cook County judge hear arguments last month in the lawsuit filed by the Illinois ACLU and Central Austin Neighborhood Association seeking the city to change the way it deploys police officers.
News
Austin celebrates with block party, health and wellness fair
|
The event, aimed at uniting the community, was put on by the Central Austin Neighborhood Association and the Third Unitarian Church.
News
Drug hot spot shut down at Laramie and Adams avenues, but community presence still needed
|
The 5200 block of West Adams Avenue will hold its first meeting Saturday, and more events and meetings will follow to address crime in the neighborhood.