Leadership Without Results

Alderman Joe Moore talks about progress, but Rogers Park sees very little of it. City Hall praises itself while our streets crumble and our needs are ignored.

We don’t need press releases—we need results. Our community deserves leadership that delivers, not just campaigns on promises.

Rogers Park deserves better.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

City Hall’s Broken Promises

We’ve heard the promises from Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall, but Rogers Park continues to suffer from neglect and inaction. Words aren’t enough — it’s time for real results.

Our community deserves better leadership.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Ignored by City Hall, Forgotten by Leadership

Rogers Park has been ignored by Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall for far too long. Essential needs like safety, infrastructure, and support for local businesses are left unmet.

Our neighborhood deserves leaders who act—not just talk. We demand attention and accountability from those elected to serve us.

Rogers Park will no longer be forgotten.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Promises Made, Promises Broken

Too many promises made by Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall have turned to dust. Rogers Park continues to suffer from neglect while leaders focus elsewhere.

It’s time for them to stop talking and start delivering. Our community deserves honest leadership that keeps its word.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Promises Don’t Pave Streets

Election after election, Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall make promises to Rogers Park. But take a walk down our streets—you won’t find results, just potholes and neglect.

Words don’t fix infrastructure. Press releases don’t make us safer. We need leaders who do, not just say.

Rogers Park deserves action, not empty promises.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Broken Promises from City Hall

Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall have repeatedly let Rogers Park down. Our calls for help go unanswered, funding is scarce, and essential services remain inadequate.

We deserve more than empty promises. It’s time for leaders who prioritize our neighborhood—not just their political careers.

Rogers Park is watching. We demand real change.

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Bill Morton

Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Time to Demand Better

Rogers Park deserves more than neglect from Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall. It’s time for residents to demand real leadership that listens and acts on our community’s needs.

Change starts with us.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Leadership That Listens

For too long, Rogers Park’s concerns have fallen on deaf ears. Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall need to listen and act—not just make promises during election season.

Our community deserves leaders who hear us every day.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

A Ward Without a Voice

When residents reach out to Alderman Joe Moore’s office, they’re too often met with silence. Questions ignored. Complaints unanswered. Problems unresolved.

An elected official’s first job is to listen. If you won’t even pick up the phone, you’re not doing the job.

Rogers Park deserves representation that actually responds.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate