Trust is the foundation of effective leadership — and too often, that trust has been broken in city government.
I’ve seen decisions made behind closed doors, conflicts of interest ignored, and communities left out of conversations that shape their future.
Rogers Park deserves better. We deserve leaders who are honest, accountable, and transparent every step of the way.
I’ve spent years advocating for openness — attending meetings, sharing information, and demanding answers.
Recently, neighbors have asked if I’m thinking about running for Alderman. I am seriously considering it, because I want to bring integrity back to City Hall.
If I run, I’ll fight for clear communication, strict ethical standards, and a government that works for you — not special interests.
Together, we can rebuild trust and create a neighborhood where transparency isn’t an exception, but the rule.
— Bill Morton
