Looking to set up a Block Party in the 30th Ward of Chicago?
Block Party Packets can be picked up at the 30th Ward Service Office 3348 N. Milwaukee Ave. For further information, you can call 773-794-3095.
We do require the Name, Address and Phone Number of the person who is circulating the petition.
BLOCK PARTY PACKETS TO START A BLOCK PARTY
Aldermanic Agreement Form
Block Party Petition— 60% the property owners/residents affected, must have signed this petition. Each petition is required to have a Printed Name, Signed Name, Address & Phone Number for each person signing.
Canine Request Form — Requesting a C.P.D Canine at the event.
Chicago’s Bicycling Ambassadors Form – Requesting them to conduct a presentation at the event.
Chicago Fire Department Form — Requesting a C.F.D fire truck or engine at the event.
CDOT – Block Party Application
Information Sheet
Jumping Jack Form
30th Ward, Alderman Ariel E. Reboyras
Ariel E. Reboyras was sworn in as Alderman of the 30th Ward, City of Chicago, on May 7, 2003. A native of New York City, he and his parents relocated to Chicago at the age of twelve. While attending the University of Illinois at Chicago, he majored in Education and was Co-Captain for the UIC “Flames” baseball team. Ariel began his career as a teacher with Chicago Public Schools at Roberto Clemente High School. At Clemente, he was an Assistant Coach for the sport of football and wrestling.
Following his tenure as a teacher, Ariel began his career with the City of Chicago. Ariel drove a truck for the City, worked as an Equipment Dispatcher, headed up an Underground Storage Tank Remediation Program for Fleet Management, became an Equipment Coordinator for the Water Department, and assisted with design specifications for the Fleet Management Division.
Recognizing his dedication to public service, he was promoted to Deputy Commissioner for the Department of General Services.
Ariel has volunteered his services to various parks and non-profit organizations, which includes little league baseball and youth football programs. He is also the co-founder of the Northwest Youth Basketball Association and “Maraton San-Juan,” an 8K Road Race in collaboration with the Chicago Puerto Rican Parade. Ariel is a member of the Healthy Streets Campaign Drive With Care’s steering committee. He is also a member of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO), and serves on the Pace Citizen Advisory Board.
As Alderman, he is a member of several committees; Budget & Government Operations, Committees, Rules and Ethics, Finance, Housing and Real Estate, Public Safety, Transportation, Vice-Chairman of Aviation, and Vice-Chairman of License and Consumer Protection. Currently he is on his third term as Alderman.
Ariel Reboyras is also the Committeeman of the 30th Ward. He was appointed on November 6, 2006, and was elected on February 5, 2008.
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