Chicago Committee Passes Three Special Service Area Appointments; Defers Two Technology/Fleet/Wayfinding Matters
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On April 9, 2026, the Committee on Economic, Capital and Technology Development held a meeting addressing three items that were passed (appointments to Special Service Areas) and two deferred items (interactive digital wayfinding pilot and satellite police station location identification), plus one ordinance related to identifying IT companies for asset management software.
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- Passed A2026-0024040: Appointment of Mary Tobias as member of Special Service Area No. 38 Northcenter.
- Passed A2026-0024041: Reappointment of Dorothy Hudson as member of Special Service Area No. 5 Commercial Avenue.
- Passed A2026-0024042: Reappointment of Anthony A. Qaiyum as member of Special Service Area No. 21-2016 Lincoln Square.
- Ordinance O2026-0023357: Commissioner of Transportation directed to identify information technology companies to provide asset management software for City of Chicago.
- Deferred O2026-0024048: Establishment of Interactive Digital Wayfinder Pilot Program.
- Deferred O2026-0024056: Commissioner of Fleet and Facility Management to identify suitable location for new satellite police station within the 12th Police District.
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