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Rise Chicago

Jen Guzman

Rise Chicago is a non-partisan coalition of community leaders working to restore our status as a world class city to live in, work and visit.

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Latest Issues

Thank You

As we begin 2026, we want to share some important news and express our gratitude for your support as we built and launched Rise Chicago.

Over the past almost three years, we’ve worked to bring leaders together, elevate community voices, an...

4 months ago
3

Burning Questions About Chicago’s Budget

Many Chicago homeowners received a hefty and very late property tax bill with the latest round of increases. On Saturday night, residents gathered for a “property tax bonfire” at Harmony Community Church in Lawndale.

The bills are far late...

7 months ago
1

Not The Headlines We Want

Being a Chicagoan these past couple of months has been tough. From ICE raids to budget drama, it seems there is always another crisis to confront. This raises the question: do we have the right leaders in place to meet this moment?

Over th...

7 months ago
2

Budget "Head-aches"

Mayor Johnson has made it clear that closing Chicago’s projected $1.15 billion deficit for 2026 will require tough choices, but rather than tackling structural spending reform, his proposal leans heavily on new and expanded business taxes....

8 months ago
1

Mayor Johnson’s Plan to Close the Budget Gap

For this week’s newsletter, we collaborated with public safety champions at .

Mayor Brandon Johnson has made it clear that closing Chicago’s projected $1.15 billion deficit for 2026 will require tough choices, including cuts to the Chicago...

8 months ago
1

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