When I think about the future of Rogers Park, I think about the next generation — the kids walking to school, the students working late shifts while studying, the young families planting roots here for the first time.
They deserve a neighborhood where opportunity is real, safety is guaranteed, and leadership reflects their hopes — not just history.
I’ve spent years working to strengthen our community from the ground up. Supporting small businesses. Advocating for fairness. Showing up. Listening.
Now I’m thinking seriously about how I can do more — and what it would mean to serve as your Alderman.
This neighborhood is already rich with talent, diversity, and resilience. What we need now is leadership that brings those strengths together, and builds a Rogers Park that works for everyone — not just today, but for decades to come.
That’s the future I want to help shape. And I hope you’ll shape it with me.
— Bill Morton
