The City of Chicago is the third largest city in the United States, with a population of nearly three million people. As a multicultural city that thrives on the harmony and diversity of its neighborhoods, Chicago today embodies the values of America's heartland: integrity, hard work, and community, and reflects the ideals in the social fabric of its 77 distinct neighborhoods. Led by the 57th Mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson, the City of Chicago operates through the guiding principles of effective government, competitive delivery of high-quality services, and transparency. Through these principles, we strive to efficiently deliver services that address the unique challenges facing our city, and to make Chicago the preferred employer of choice for its residents. The Chicago Department of Human Resources (DHR) manages all human resources functions for the city, including establishing policies, advising departments, ensuring fair hiring, and developing programs for employee development and management skills. With a workforce of about 33,000 people and opportunities in more than 1,400 different job titles and categories, DHR’s mission is to serve the City of Chicago by driving the best human resources practices, acting as stewards of change, and establishing and maintaining a fair, equitable and transparent employment practices free of political influence.
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Chicago is a global city for everything from sports to music to tech. With events like the Premier League Summer Series, Chicago’s status as a prime destination for international sporting events continues to solidify.
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Hey Lollapalooza! Did you have an amazing weekend in the greatest freakin' city in the world? One of Chicago's most iconic festivals, Lolla showcases our city on the global stage. Not only did Lolla generate over $440 million in economic impact last year, but they also provide sustained support for arts education in our schools. Congratulations on another safe and successful year, and see you in 2026!
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Chicago, mark your calendars: the 2027 MLB All-Star Game is coming to Wrigley Field, the greatest freakin' ballpark in the world.
The Soul of Chicago was on full display last weekend at the 2025 Chicago Disability Pride Parade, led by Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities Commissioner Rachel Arfa as Grand Marshal, celebrating Chicago's diverse and powerful disability community. The Disability Pride flag was raised over Daley Plaza for the first time, a reminder of the work being done to make the greatest freakin' city in the world also the most accessible city in the world.
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⏰ Reminder: There’s still time! The Vehicle and Commercial Ticket Debt Relief (VDR) Program deadline has been extended through July 31. Don't miss the chance to reduce or eliminate ticket debt without added late penalties or fees. This program gives eligible motorists real relief! Let’s make sure every Chicagoan who qualifies gets the relief they deserve. 🔗 Chicago.gov/VDR #TicketAmnesty #VDR #WorkingFamilies #DebtRelief #ChicagoForward
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Did you know? Between 20-60% of all heart attacks are silent. Join us for an important community conversation about heart health! ♥️ This FREE in-person event will answer questions like “If I don't have any symptoms, how do I know if I’m sick?” and “I don't want to go to the hospital, so what can I do if I want to avoid a heart attack?” 📅 Wednesday, July 23 ⌚ 6-7 PM 📍 Greater Lawn West 55th Street Health Hub (4150 W. 55th St.) 🎙️ Featured speakers: Dr. Marlon Everett + Dr. Louis Rutland ⭐ Register here: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/gKQf9B67 What We'll Cover: ✔️ Understanding your risk factors ✔️ Prevention strategies that work ✔️ Real talk about lifestyle changes ✔️ Community resources and support ✔️ Q&A with medical experts Watch the livestream on 7/23 from 6/7 PM at: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/gmuJn5SS #HeartHealth #FreeEvent #Health #Chicago
Learn more about what the Chicago Department of Public Health does to prevent vector-borne diseases and how you can protect yourself from mosquito bites.
CDPH confirmed that West Nile Virus-positive mosquitoes have arrived in Chicago this year and, in late June, Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) announced the first human case of West Nile Virus in the state. Janna Kerins (Veterinarian and Epidemiologist, Lead for the Communicable Diseases Response at CDPH) speaks with Claudia Blanco (Lead for the Vector Control Program with CDPH) about vectors, West Nile Virus, what the city does to prevent vector-borne diseases in general, and how you can protect yourself from mosquito bites. Listen/watch- 🎧 Apple: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pchi.gov/44Pw4OJ 🎧 Spotify: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pchi.gov/4kxSFUt 💻 YouTube: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/gss_u8iJ Ways to protect yourself from mosquito bites: 👖 Wear long sleeves, long pants, and socks 💪 Wear repellent w/ DEET, Picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus 💧 Eliminate standing and stagnant water (in your gutters, kiddie pools, etc.) 🌿 Keep grass trimmed and remove weeds 🚪 Repair holes in screen doors and windows 🌱 Keep plants like lemon balm, catnip, and marigolds nearby Learn more at https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pchi.gov/4li6kAe
On July 9th, the City of Chicago joined a coalition of cities suing the Trump Administration for withholding federal funding from Welcoming cities. — El 9 de julio, la Ciudad de Chicago se unió a una coalición de ciudades que demandan a la Administración Trump por retener fondos federales a las ciudades de bienvenida.