Alderman Tom Tunney - 44th Ward Chicago

Alderman Tom Tunney
44th Ward
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MAYOR’S YOUTH COMMISSION

Eligible applicants must live in Chicago and commit to monthly virtual meetings (during COVID recovery). Interested individuals can apply here!

Dine Out West Lakeview

  • Launching July 10!

    Developed in response to COVID-19, Dine Out West Lakeview reclaims side streets along the Southport Corridor and Lincoln Avenue to create an outdoor dining experience, similar to a food hall. The program will allow diners to enjoy food and alcoholic beverages from local restaurants in open air settings, while providing restaurants with much-needed space to expand their outdoor capacity. The seating areas will accommodate approximately 30 tables per location. Diners will be able to purchase meals for carryout from individual restaurants and take them to a nearby Dine Out location, where they can enjoy al fresco dining and drink service.

    Concept designed by the amazing team at PORT Urbanism.

    Open Locations

    The below Dine Out locations are now open to the public. More Dine Out locations may be announced in the coming weeks.

    • Cornelia & Southport (W. Cornelia Ave., East of Southport Ave. to the nearest alley)
      • Fridays: 5pm – 10pm
      • Saturdays: 9:30am – 10pm
      • Sundays: 9:30am – 10pm
    • Wellington & Lincoln (W. Wellington Ave., West of Lincoln Ave. to the nearest alley)
      • Saturdays: 9am – 8pm
      • Sundays: 9am – 8pm

  • How It Works

    1. Order Takeout

    Click here to view a list of local restaurant partners.

    2. Grab a Seat

    Bring your food to one of our Dine Out seating areas. We’ll have host staff on hand to assign you to a table. Note: If there’s a wait, you may wish to add your name to the wait list prior to ordering food by checking in with host staff first. Track your progress online so you know when to place your takeout order, and receive a text message once your table is ready. You can view estimated wait times here.

    3. Eat, Drink and Enjoy

    Enjoy a meal while connecting with neighbors and friends at this unique outdoor dining experience. Servers from local restaurants will come to your table to take your drink order if you would like alcoholic beverages. BYOB is not allowed.

Alderman Tunney’s 2020 Spring Paper Shredding Event

Saturday, March 14th 9am – Noon

44th Ward Service Office 3223 N. Sheffield

 

In partnership with Midway Movers free document shredding will be provided to 44th Ward residents only.

 

RESIDENTIAL PAPER ONLY

Please remove all heavy duty staples; paper clips, metal fasteners, rubber bands, etc. from your documents prior to arriving at the shredding station.

Limit two boxes/containers per household

The following items will not be accepted.

  • Materials from businesses
  • Phonebooks, Binders, Metal/Plastic bound books or notebooks
  • Any item containing metal, such as hanging files

Please note: Boxes/Bags/Containers MAY NOT be left at the event

The below changes have been implemented by Midway Document Destruction. Please carefully read this information prior to arriving as this policy will be strictly enforced.

SHRED EVENT FAQ

WHAT DO YOU SHRED?

Any residential paper documents that contain personal or private information. Examples include: •Bank statements & Invoices

  • Outdated medical records
  • Pay stubs & Receipts
  • Credit card offers
  • Tax returns older than seven years

WHAT CAN AND CAN’T BE SHREDDED

Our primary mission is to shred confidential paper documents and to recycle as much of that paper as possible so it can return to the marketplace and avoid being dumped in a landfill. The more pure the paper, the more likely it will be re-used.

It is difficult to provide a comprehensive list of every acceptable or unacceptable item, but here is a basic guide:

ACCEPTABLE AND OPTIMAL
White office paper (copier, computer, legal, letterhead, loose-leaf, cash receipts, memos, and other types of white paper) with any colored ink, non-glossy
ACCEPTABLE
Mixed Paper – Colored copier paper, windowed or windowless envelopes, yellow legal pads, manila and colored file folders, message pads; non-glossy flyers pamphlets and brochures
NOT ACCEPTABLE
Newspapers, magazines, plastic bags or sleeves, bubble-insulated envelopes, credit and ID cards, license plates, cardboard (including hardcovers of books and composition folders), 3 ring binders, notebook spirals, plastic file covers, hanging file folders, accordion folders, paper towels, napkins, tissues, CDs, disks, X-rays, blueprints, styrofoam, prescription medicine bottles, and no electronics or hard drives of any kind.
WHAT ABOUT STAPLES AND PAPER CLIPS
Small staples on your documents are okay.  Please remove any plastic binder clips or any other large metal or plastic fasteners, rubber bands

 

ANY OTHER RESTRICTIONS?

This service is for residential customers only. Midway has the right to refuse any obvious business or institutional documents. Business customers; please call Midway at 773-588-7000, option 6 for a custom quote for your project. We accept all project sizes. Please mention the event you attended to receive discounted rates.

WILL I SEE MY ITEMS BEING SHREDDED?

Yes; all of our shred events utilize a mobile shredding truck with a shredding unit on-board and video monitor which allows you to witness your documents being shredded live and in-person.

WHAT HAPPENS TO THE PAPER AFTER IT IS SHREDDED?

The paper is taken to a paper recycling center for processing within 24 hours of each event.

WHAT IF I HAVE MORE TO BE SHREDDED OR CAN’T MAKE IT TO THIS EVENT?

Please call Midway at 773-588-7000, option 6 for a quote on our paid services. We offer discounted self drop-off service as well as full-service pick-up and live shredding for as low as $7 per box.