Our neighborhood’s beauty is more than its buildings and streets — it’s in our parks, gardens, and tree-lined blocks.
I’ve spent time working with neighbors to clean up parks, plant trees, and promote sustainable practices that keep Rogers Park healthy for future generations.
Environmental issues aren’t just about nature — they’re about the quality of life we all share.
Recently, people have asked if I’m thinking about running for Alderman. I’ve considered it because I want to bring a stronger voice for sustainability and green initiatives to City Hall.
If I run, I’ll focus on expanding green spaces, improving waste management, and supporting programs that reduce pollution and promote clean energy.
A greener Rogers Park is a healthier Rogers Park — and I’m ready to help us grow in that direction.
— Bill Morton
