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Add More Cops, Cut OT, Says Budget Revision Pushed by Progressives
Alderman Waguespack reading to children at the Lincoln-Belmont Library - check out the ward email for events at each of our libraries.
Helping neighbors clean up the street in Roscoe Village – Join us for monthly cleanups throughout ward neighborhoods
Community patrol on North Ave. with 32nd & 1st Ward crew. L-R: L.Sapienza, E. Rios, R. Locke, J. Kopera, S. Frizelis, S.Waguespack. Bk row: M. Buban, S. & C. Jensen and C. Schult
Sunday morning with my fellow Council members at the Polish Museum of America in support of federal VISA reform for Polish Americans through a resolution to the US Congress. — with Aldermen Joe Moore, Ariel E. Reboyras, John Arena, Nick Sposato and Robert Fioretti
Alderman Waguespack and 32nd Ward Ckean-up Meet-up volunteers clear lot behind the Bucktown/Wicker Park Library on Hoyne & Wabansia.
Alderman Waguespack with Sgt. Tye at his swearing-in ceremony for U.S. citizenship, after serving four years in the U.S. Military.
Alderman Waguespack received the "Leon Despres Award for Independent Leadership" from the IVI-IPO, 2010.
Alderman Waguespack received the award for "Defender of Public Education" from the Teachers Union.
Alderman Waguespack with 14th District Police and Bike Ambassadors. With the help from the Wicker Park Bucktown SSA and Alderman Waguespack's office, they were able to distribute 300 bike lights to errant bikers.
Alderman Waguespack with seniors at a Thanksgiving dinner that he hosts annually.
Alderman Waguespack walking in the Pride Parade in support of the LGBT community.
Alderman Waguespack with S&S Crew clearing fire hydrants after the blizzard.
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Craig Dellimore, WBBM 780, CBS2 Chicago
A frequent critic of Mayor Rahm Emanuel was applauding his actions, if not his words, in the wake of a Chicago Tribune report finding thousands of erroneous red light tickets might have been issued during mysterious spikes in citations.
FOX 32 News
There is a protest scheduled for Wednesday (7/23/14) regarding red light cameras.
Tony Sarabia, WBEZ Morning Shift
According to a recent investigation done by the Chicago Tribune, thousands of tickets issued through the city’s red light camera program were wrongfully charged. The report cites faulty equipment and human tinkering as the reason. Monday, a group of aldermen requested a hearing that would allow a refund to those who received tickets during this malfunction. Alderman Scott Waguespack of the 32nd Ward explains what he wants to hear from the city about the program.
John Byrne, Clout Street, Chicago Tribune
A group of Chicago aldermen is planning to call on City Hall’s top watchdog to launch an audit of the city’s red light camera system with an eye toward issuing refunds to anyone who has been wrongly ticketed.
Watch VideoDavid Kidwell and Alex Richards, Chicago Tribune
Watch Video“Analysis of 4 million violations recorded since 2007 reveals suspicious patterns at dozens of intersections, raises questions about system’s management.”
TheExpiredMeter.com
After fighting a five-year uphill legal battle, a state appellate court has upheld the legality of Chicago’s infamous parking meter lease deal according to the Chicago Reader.
Read ArticleMick Dumke, Chicago Reader
A panel of Illinois appellate judges won’t dispute that Chicago’s parking meter deal is a big loser for the city.
Ben Jarovsky, Chicago Reader
I was watching reruns of The Sopranos last night, so I missed WTTW’s great debate on city finances when it first aired.
In particular, I was watching the episode where Tony has his daughter’s former boyfriend whacked—shot in the back of the head—as he’s walking down the street.
A cold-blooded act of ruthless decisiveness that Mayor Emanuel could only envy.
Meanwhile, back on WTTW, two of the mayor’s favorite aldermen were debating two of his biggest critics on the latest plan to borrow $1.9 billion to pay for something or other. Apparently, the mayor will let us know how he plans to spend the money after he’s spent it.
Read ArticleChicago Tonight, WTTW
Political Correspondent Paris Schutz dives into Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s bond borrowing plan with Ald. Will Burns (4th), Ald. Bob Fioretti (2nd), Ald. Joe Moore (49th) and Ald. Scott Waguespack (32nd).
Watch VideoRegister to vote for the March 18th, 2014 Primary Election before Feb. 18th. Visit ChicagoElections.com for more info.
Show your support for these up and coming leaders looking to represent us in your particular area of the 32nd Ward. I am supporting each of these candidates and have worked with them in the past. I am confident in their commitment and service to the constituents of the 32nd Ward.
Will Guzzardi – 39th District State Rep. -Logan Square @willguzzardi
Edwin Reyes (incumbent) Cook County Commissioner @edwinreyes8
Nancy Schiavone - 40th District State Rep. – Logan Square @nancyschiavone
Eddie Winters- 10th District State Rep. v. Smith (indicted) – WPB, Lincoln Pk @eddie_winters
