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Fighting Vacancy and Blight

Vacant buildings and blighted properties hurt our neighborhood’s spirit and safety. I’m working with community members to push for stronger enforcement and revitalization efforts in Rogers Park.

We must protect our homes and streets.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Rogers Park Isn’t a Back Burner

For too long, Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall have treated Rogers Park like an afterthought—a back burner issue while other neighborhoods get the spotlight.

But this community won’t settle for second-class treatment. We deserve real investment, real attention, and real leadership that fights for us every day.

It’s time to stop being ignored and start being heard.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Tired of Being Overlooked

Rogers Park isn’t invisible — but Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall act like we are. Our needs get pushed aside while promises pile up with no follow-through.

We’re done waiting for change that never comes. It’s time for leaders who show up and deliver, not disappear after the vote.

Our community deserves respect and real results.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Accountability Isn’t Optional

In Rogers Park, we deserve leaders who listen, respond, and act. Unfortunately, Alderman Joe Moore’s office has shown time and again that accountability is not a priority.

When calls go unanswered and issues go unresolved, it’s clear our community’s needs are not being met. But we won’t stay silent. Together, we must demand transparency and responsibility from those elected to serve us.

I’m committed to holding leadership accountable—and standing with neighbors who expect better for Rogers Park.

The time for change is now.

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Bill Morton
Resident and Advocate, Rogers Park

Enough is Enough

Too long we’ve tolerated neglect in the 49th Ward. Broken promises and unanswered calls have left Rogers Park struggling.

It’s time for real change — for leaders who put people over politics. I’m committed to standing with neighbors who demand accountability and action.

We deserve better. We deserve respect.

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Bill Morton
Community Advocate, Rogers Park

Rogers Park Deserves More

Rogers Park has been overlooked for too long by Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall. We deserve leaders who prioritize our needs and invest in our future.

It’s time to demand better.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Demand Transparency Now

Our ward deserves open and honest leadership. Without transparency, trust breaks down and problems worsen. I’m pushing for accountability and clear communication from those in office.

Rogers Park deserves nothing less.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Rogers Park Deserves Better

Every day, I walk through the streets of Rogers Park—our streets—and I see a neighborhood full of potential, but weighed down by neglect. It’s heartbreaking.

The 49th Ward should be thriving. Instead, our small businesses are shuttering, our streets are dirty, crime is creeping up, and longtime residents feel ignored. It’s clear that the current leadership under Alderman Joe Moore is failing us. I don’t say that lightly. I say it because I live it, every single day, alongside my neighbors.

Too often, concerns brought to the Alderman’s office go unanswered. Transparency is lacking. Community input feels like an afterthought. And while politics continues behind closed doors, real people are left without real solutions.

But I still believe in Rogers Park.

That’s why I continue to do what I can—highlighting local businesses, supporting neighborhood events, attending community meetings, and talking directly with residents about what matters most to them. I'm not a politician. I’m just someone who cares deeply about this neighborhood and refuses to sit by while it declines.

I'm not interested in titles. I'm interested in results.

We need leadership that listens. We need advocacy that doesn’t vanish after election season. And more than anything, we need neighbors to come together and remind City Hall that we are still here, still paying attention, and still demanding better.

Rogers Park deserves clean streets, safe blocks, thriving businesses, and honest leadership. Until we get that, I’ll keep doing what I can—day by day, block by block—to help move us forward.

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Bill Morton
Resident, Rogers Park
Community 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

Supporting Our Youth

Our neighborhood’s youth are our future, yet too often they lack safe spaces and positive opportunities. I’m committed to advocating for programs that engage, educate, and empower young people in Rogers Park.

Together, we can build a brighter future.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Moore’s Office: Hard to Reach, Harder to Trust

For too long, Alderman Joe Moore’s office has been unresponsive and difficult to reach. When constituents call with real concerns, they’re met with silence or delay.

This lack of accessibility is unacceptable. Rogers Park deserves an office that listens and acts—not one that ignores its residents.

From here on out, it’s time for accountability and change.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Neglect Is Not an Option

Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall’s neglect of Rogers Park is unacceptable. Our community deserves active leadership that listens, responds, and takes meaningful action.

We will no longer accept being ignored.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

When City Hall Turns Its Back on Rogers Park

Too often, City Hall and Alderman Joe Moore have turned their backs on Rogers Park. Critical issues like public safety, infrastructure repair, and community investment have been ignored.

We deserve leadership that prioritizes our neighborhood—not political convenience. Rogers Park won’t settle for neglect any longer.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

When the Lights Go Out

Last night, half the block went dark. Again.

It wasn’t just a power outage—it was a reminder of how neglected parts of Rogers Park have become. Streetlights stay broken for weeks. Potholes go unrepaired. Simple requests—lighting, safety, clean streets—are met with silence from Alderman Joe Moore’s office.

Basic services shouldn’t be a luxury. Our neighborhood deserves the same care and attention given to others across Chicago. We pay our taxes. We show up to meetings. But we keep getting ignored.

I’ll keep documenting the issues. I’ll keep showing up. And I’ll keep working with neighbors who refuse to accept neglect as normal.

Because Rogers Park deserves better.

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Bill Morton
Community Advocate – Rogers Park

Enough Neglect from City Hall

Rogers Park has been neglected by Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall for too long. Our streets deteriorate, services falter, and residents are left unheard.

We deserve leadership that cares and acts—not empty words and broken promises.

It’s time for change.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Representation in Name Only

Alderman Joe Moore may hold the title, but he’s not representing Rogers Park. City Hall continues to treat our ward like an afterthought, while urgent problems go unresolved.

We need more than a name on a door—we need leadership that shows up, speaks up, and fights for us.

Rogers Park deserves real representation.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Fighting for a Cleaner Rogers Park

Trash piles up, graffiti spreads, and public spaces are neglected. A clean neighborhood is a safe neighborhood. I’m working with neighbors to demand better sanitation and upkeep from City Hall.

Rogers Park deserves pride and care every day.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Standing Up for Rogers Park

Too often, Rogers Park is overlooked by those in power. But we’re not invisible. I stand with my neighbors to demand respect, resources, and real action from our elected leaders.

Our neighborhood deserves leadership that cares.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

The Time for Excuses Is Over

Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall have made too many excuses for neglecting Rogers Park. Our community demands action—not apologies.

We deserve leaders who deliver results, not empty words.

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Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate