Greetings,
Evanston neighbors give thanks to CTA Purple Line operators with the gift of local art
The Cook County unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.
As we approach the beginning of the holiday season and the final stretch of 2021, I wanted to take a moment to provide you with an updat ...
Refuse Collection No collections will occur on Thursday, November 25. Thursday's trash, food and yard waste and recycling collections w ...
Drafts of the 2022 Action Plan and Amended Citizen Participation Plan may be viewed in person at the Evanston Public Library (1703 Orrin ...
All holiday string lighting is accepted through this free program. Garlands, live greens and wreaths are not accepted.
Community members can review important winter information by watching the City's video, "WINtering Together" (watch in Spanish), or visi ...
Approximately 97 percent unionized city employees have come to agreements with the city over the new policy, which takes effect Monday.
The platform, Uniper, is available online or through a TV and its benefits include:
The City of Evanston is seeking input from the community as part of its Accessibility is Freedom: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) ...
Unions representing Evanston firefighters and rank-and-file cops signed on to a COVID-19 vaccine-or-test mandate, city officials announced.
The City took these concerns, including those raised by District 65, seriously, and pursued multiple highly unusual strategies to addres ...
City officials said their commitment to equity includes safe neighborhoods, food stability and affordable housing — not just great schools.
Pet registration forms were mailed out in late October. Residents can conveniently renew their pet license online at cityofevanston.org/ ...
The City of Evanston will host a second public meeting regarding planned improvements along Chicago Avenue, from Howard to Davis Streets.
The City Council narrowly approved the controversial TIF but rejected an intergovernmental agreement with the school district.
This workshop will assist attendees in improving communication, cognitive stimulation, and physical activity, and will include presentat ...
The City of Evanston is now accepting applications from social service providers for its Community Resiliency Through the Arts Program.
While the amendment prevents the conscientious refusal of COVID-19 vaccine and testing mandates, religious and medical exemptions remain.
Those who wish to obtain certain vital records must submit one or more valid, readable, and current government-issued identifications al ...
The 16-week Winter Gap program allows residents to pay a one-time fee to have a food scrap collection container dropped off at their res ...
A proposal sponsored by Evanston Democrat Robyn Gabel and backed by the governor cuts conscience exemptions from COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
After calling for artist and art organization nominations from the community, the Evanston Arts Council received a long list of nominati ...
Residents should talk to their healthcare provider about whether getting a booster dose is appropriate for them.
The executive order announced Friday applies to more than 55,000 employees at over 2,800 licensed day care centers.
None of the city's four employee unions have yet signed off on the new policy, a first in the Chicago suburbs.
The Evanston City Collector's Office will reopen to the public at the Morton Civic Center, 2100 Ridge Avenue, on Monday, October 25.
After she was put on paid leave pending a sexual misconduct investigation, Jennifer Lin arranged a severance deal with the ex-city manager.
The City of Evanston is once again offering its Snow Shoveling Program this winter to connect older adult residents and persons with dis ...
Additional Fall Street Cleaning The City will conduct additional street cleaning on residential streets in November and December to cle ...
The Cook County unemployment rate improved somewhat during the late summer.
Register for Reparations: The View from Congress and Evanston, 7 p.m. Thursday, October 14
Evanston Interim City Manager Kelley Gandurski today released the City's 2022 Proposed Budget, which prioritizes community recovery, eco ...
Evanston Public Library staff issued an apology to the community for signage promoting an upcoming program on police reform.
The Evanston resident and longtime water district commissioner had the support of U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin.
People in Evanston can follow a five-day process outlined by the voting initiative as it enters its second year.
Claudia was very involved in Rotary International's youth programs growing up. After learning their headquarters were located in Evansto ...
The City of Evanston will provide eligible individuals with Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 booster shots following updated guidance from the CDC.