If You See Something, Say Something™ is a national anti-terrorism public awareness campaign that emphasizes the importance of reporting suspicious activity to law enforcement authorities. If you notice something suspicious, notify onsite security or call 9-1-1. The city reminds the public to be aware of their surroundings and to report suspicious activity.You can also join the OEMC network of Private Sector Camera Initiative here. Learn more about the city’s Home and Business Protection Program to aid in the protection and safety of the city here.To enroll in the program, please find helpful Trespass Affidavit Program forms here. Consider an optional tool for business owners to assist CPD with chronic trespassing issues.CPD has provided tips on how to prevent becoming a carjacking victim. The city reminds the public to remain aware and cautious.Get alerts from Notify Chicago on various emergency and non-emergency situations in your area.Loop stakeholders are urged to take the following precautions: Helpful Tips:Ĭhicago Loop Alliance encourages everyone to be aware of standard security procedures. Bike traffic will be detoured to Clark Street. The bridge will be reduced to one lane of traffic/sidewalk at a time. The project is expected to begin in early June and will last 12 months (weather dependent). They will be conducting the following work: Utility companies are aware of and required to abide by the Chicago noise ordinance, which limits noisy work in overnight hours.ĬDOT is scheduling emergency work on the Dearborn Bridge. Some ComEd work may occur between 6:00-10:00 PM, to better accommodate CTA’s daytime bus service. Peoples Gas (natural gas) and CenTrio (chilled water) work is complete.ĭuring construction of utility relocates, at least 1 lane will remain open on Lake St and Wabash Ave and 1 lane each direction on State St.ĬomEd and Western Utility will generally be working daytime hours. At that time, there may be 24-hour lane closures on State St in the vicinity of Benton Pl/Couch Pl (per notes below, at least 1 lane in each direction will remain open) for 1 week this is still being determined. Work on State St will temporarily pause 6/27/23 and restart 7/10/23. Western Utility (telecoms) is actively working on State St between Randolph St and Lake St. Work on the north side of Lake St between State St and Wabash Ave west of Harold Washington College is anticipated to start 7/10/23. Work on the north side of Lake St between State St and Wabash Ave in front of Harold Washington College will finish by 8/31/23. There will also be a suspension of utility construction work around the time of the NASCAR race, approximately 6/28/23 to 7/4/23.ĬomEd (electricity) completed construction work on Wabash Ave north of Lake St and on the southeast corner of Lake St and State St. All dates and durations listed below are approximate, weather dependent, and subject to change. If your business or building’s utility service(s) are affected by the ongoing work, the utility company will contact you directly. State/Lake Station Project Utility Work UpdateĬDOT, the Alderman’s office, and the Chicago Loop Alliance are committed to keeping stakeholders as informed as possible as advance relocations by utility companies continues. POTENTIAL TRAFFIC IMPACTS Protests and Street Closuresĭaley Plaza Farmer's Market will occur every Thursday through October 26 at Daley Plaza - 50 W.
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