Кіріспе
Чикагодағы аудандық бірлестік
Community area in Chicago
Қаз аралы
Гус аралы – Чикаго қаласындағы, Чикаго өзенінде 160 акр жерді алып жатқан арал, ол қаланың қалған бөлігімен толық қоршалған. Ол материктен батыста Чикаго өзенінің Солтүстік тармағы және шығыста Солтүстік тармақ каналы арқылы бөлінеді. Канал 1853 жылы мэр Уильям Батлер Огденнің әкімшілігімен өнеркәсіптік мақсаттар үшін қазылып, осылайша арал құрылды. Ирландиялық иммигранттар қоныстанғаннан кейін арал Гус аралы деп аталып, сонымен қатар иммигранттардың Ирландиядағы туған жері болған Килгуббин деген атпен де белгілі болды. Goose Island Brewery сыра қайнату зауыты осы атаудың құрметіне Килгуббин қызыл сырасын шығарады. Гус аралының солтүстік жағындағы ірі ғимарат (Солтүстік даңғылынан көрінеді, бірақ көлікпен тек оңтүстіктен: Дивизион көшесінен Солтүстік тармағына, 1132 W. Blackhawk мекенжайы бойынша) – 2005 жылдың қыркүйегінде ашылған және Геллмут, Обата және Кассабаум фирмасының Гё Обатасы жобалаған Wrigley Global Innovation Center. Көліктер оңтүстіктен жақындаса, пойыз, велосипед және жаяу жолмен Cherry Avenue көпірі арқылы Солтүстік даңғылынан Гус аралына жетуге болады. Сонымен қатар, Cherry Avenue көпірінің оңтүстік жағындағы Чикаго су такси қызметінің аялдамасы арқылы маусымдық түрде солтүстіктен де келуге мүмкіндік бар. Аралдың оңтүстік жағында Кендалл колледжінің Риверворкс кампусы орналасқан. Аралдың оңтүстік жағында қазіргі уақытта жоғары сапалы кондоминиумдар, таунхаустар мен пәтерлерді салу жұмыстары жүріп жатыр.
Goose Island is an island in Chicago covering 160 acres on the Chicago River that is completely surrounded by the rest of the city. It is separated from the mainland by the North Branch of the Chicago River on the west and by the North Branch Canal on the east. The canal was dug in 1853 by mayor William Butler Ogden's administration and was dug for industrial purposes, thus forming the island. After Irish immigrants settled on the island, it took the name Goose Island, as well as that of Kilgubbin, which was the immigrants' original home in Ireland. The Goose Island Brewery makes Kilgubbin Red Ale, in honor of this name. The large facility on the north end of Goose Island (visible from North Avenue, but by car only reachable from the south: Division Street to North Branch to 1132 W. Blackhawk) is the Wrigley Global Innovation Center, a facility, which opened in September 2005 and was designed by Gyo Obata of Hellmuth, Obata and Kassabaum. While cars are able to approach from the south, trains, bicycles, and pedestrians can reach the site via the rail/pedestrian Cherry Avenue Bridge spanning from North Avenue to Goose Island. Additionally, there is seasonal access from the north via the Chicago Water Taxi service dock at the south end of the Cherry Avenue Bridge. On the south end of the island is Kendall College's Riverworks campus. The southern end of the island is currently undergoing redevelopment with upscale condominiums, townhouses, and apartments.
Солтүстік өзен
Ривер Норт – тамаша асханалар, галереялар, түнгі өмір және өзен бойындағы мүмкіндіктерімен танымал аудан. ConAgra, Groupon, Motorola Mobility компанияларының әлемдік штаб-пәтері мен Yelp компаниясының өңірлік кеңселері осы ауданда орналасқан. Оның шығысы Мичиган даңғылымен, солтүстігі Чикаго даңғылымен, ал оңтүстігі мен батысы Чикаго өзенімен шектеледі. Ривер Норт көптеген мұнаралар мен биік ғимараттарға ие, сонымен қатар Мерчандиз Март, Wrigley Building, Holy Name Cathedral, Marina City мұнаралары және Блюз үйі сияқты танымал құрылыстар да бар.
River North is a neighborhood known for its fine dining, galleries, nightlife, and riverwalk amenities. It is home to the world headquarters of ConAgra, Groupon, Motorola Mobility, and the regional offices of Yelp. It is bounded by Michigan Avenue to the east, Chicago Avenue to the north, and the Chicago River to the south and west. River North has many towers and high rises and some of its other famous structures include the Merchandise Mart, the Wrigley Building, Holy Name Cathedral, the Marina City towers, and the House of Blues.
Смоки қуысы
Солтүстік өзен бұрын 20 ғасырдың басында аймақтағы көптеген зауыттар мен қорытқыштарға байланысты Смоки Холлоу деп аталған. Зауыттардан шыққан түтін соншалықты тығыз болғандықтан, күн сәулесі көрінбейтін еді. Сол кезде Смоки Холлоу маңызды көлік торабы болды, теміржол Чикаго өзенінің жағасындағы порттарды айналағы аймақтармен байланыстырды. Қазір түрлі мақсатта қолданылатын Мерчендайз Март бір кезде тауарлар сақтау үшін ірі қойма болған, және оның кең аумағының астында әлі де теміржол жолдары бар. Бұрынғы ірі сауда желісі Montgomery Ward-тың да Солтүстік өзенде маңызды тасымалдау және сақтау орталығы болған. Ауданның ішінде кемемен тасымалданған көмірді сақтау үшін үлкен көмір сақтағыштары орналасқан.
River North was previously named Smokey Hollow, at the turn of the 20th century, due to the many factories and forges in the area. Smoke from the factories was often so thick that it blocked the sunlight. At the time, Smokey Hollow was a major transportation hub, with railroad tracks linking the ports along the Chicago River to the surrounding areas. The now mixed use Merchandise Mart was once a major storage warehouse for goods, and it still has railroad tracks underneath its sprawling structure. Former major retailer Montgomery Ward also had a major transportation and storage facility in River North. Massive coal bins were formerly located throughout the neighborhood, for storage of coal transported by ship.
Кіші Сицилия
Чикагодағы Кішкентай Сицилия да Солтүстік өзенде орналасқан. Чикагодағы алғашқы итальяндық католик шіркеуі – Иллинойс көшесіндегі Ассумпция, оған Мичиган көлінен Миссисипи өзеніне дейінгі барлық итальяндықтар үшін приход шіркеуі болу міндеті жүктелген. Кейін сицилиялықтар Ассумпцияның жанынан солтүстікке қарай көшіп, өздерінің жекелеген приходтарын құра бастады. Италияның басқа аймақтарынан шыққан итальяндықтар Гранд-стрит бойымен батысқа жылжи келе, Ассумпциядан батысқа қарай жаңа приходтар ашты.
Little Sicily in Chicago was also located in River North. The first Italian Roman Catholic Church in Chicago was Assumption, on Illinois Street, with a mandate to be the parish church for all Italians from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River. Later, Sicilians began to move north from the immediate vicinity of Assumption and began to form their own parishes. Italians whose family roots were from other parts of Italy tended to move west along Grand Street and form parishes west of Assumption.
CabriniGreen
Солтүстік жақта бұрын 15 000 субсидияланған тұрғынмен қамтылған, қазір бұзылған Cabrini–Green мемлекеттік тұрғын үй кешені болды. Ол негізінен жоғары және орташа биіктіктегі ғимараттардан тұрды. Тұрғын үйлер 1958 және 1962 жылдары салынды, ал жабық қатарлы үйлер (Франсис Кабрини үйлері деп аталды, олардың бірнешеуі әлі де сақталған) 1942 жылы ашылды. Cabrini–Green бұрынғы итальяндық анклав, Кіші Сицилия ауданының және бұрынғы Санкт-Доминик шіркеуінің орнында орналасқан. 1920 жылдары Кіші Сицилия кедейлік пен қылмысқа байланысты жаман танымал болды. 1990 жылдары жаңару (gentrification) басталганда, ғимараттардың орнына жаңа, жоғары деңгейдегі құрылыстар келді. Соңғы Cabrini–Green мұнарасы 2011 жылы бұзылды. Азаматтық сот ісінің нәтижесінде бұрынғы Cabrini–Green орны өзгертіліп, солтүстікке қарай Ескі қаланың өсуімен, шығысқа қарай Алтын жағалаудың және оңтүстікке қарай Солтүстік өзеннің дамыған аудандарының ықпалымен жаңа, жоғары деңгейдегі құрылыстармен қайта жандандырылды. Батыста орналасқан Гус аралы қазіргі таңда жаңа құрылыс жұмыстары жүріп жатыр.
The Near North Side formerly included the now demolished Cabrini–Green public housing project that once housed 15,000 subsidized tenants. It was made up primarily of high rise and mid rise buildings. The apartment buildings opened in 1958 and 1962, while the shuttered rowhouses (called the Frances Cabrini Homes, a few of which still exist) had opened in 1942. Cabrini–Green stood in what once was the former Italian enclave called the Little Sicily neighborhood, and the former site of St. Dominic's Church. In the 1920s, Little Sicily developed a reputation for poverty and crime. As gentrification began to take hold in the 1990s, the buildings made way for new upscale developments. The final Cabrini Green tower was demolished in 2011. Following the conclusion of a civil lawsuit, the former Cabrini Green site was transformed and revitalized with new upscale development spurred by the growth of Old Town to the north, and the already affluent areas of the Gold Coast to the east and River North to the south. Goose Island, which sits to the west, is currently undergoing new development.
Стритервилл
Стритервилл – Чикаго өзенінің солтүстігінде орналасқан Чикагоның ең шығысқа қарайғы ауданы. Ол оңтүстіктен өзенмен, батыстан Мичиган даңғылымен, ал солтүстік және шығыстан Мичиган көлімен шектеледі. Стритервиллде Чикагоның ең биік көкжайлары (мысалы, Джон Хэнкок орталығы) орналасқан; сонымен қатар, көптеген сәнді дүкендер, қонақүйлер, мейрамханалар бар; және Солтүстік-Батыс университетінің Солтүстік-Батыс мемориалдық ауруханасы, Фейнберг медицина мектебі, Кәсіби білім беру мектебі, Келлогг басқару мектебінің қалалық кампусы және құқық мектебі де осы ауданда. Орта Батыстағы ең танымал туристік орын – Флоттық теңіз порты (Navy Pier) Стритервиллде орналасқан. Бұдан өзге, Чикаго қазіргі заманғы өнер мұражайы да осы ауданда орналасқан.
Streeterville is the easternmost neighborhood in Chicago north of the Chicago River. It is bounded by the river on the south, Michigan Avenue on the west, and Lake Michigan on the north and east. Streeterville houses some of Chicago's tallest skyscrapers (such as the John Hancock Center); many upscale stores, hotels, restaurants; and Northwestern University's Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Feinberg School of Medicine, School of Professional Studies, Kellogg School of Management's downtown campus, and School of Law. The number one tourist attraction in the Midwest, Navy Pier, is located in Streeterville. The neighborhood also houses the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago.
Керемет миля
Магнифисент Майл – Чикаго өзені мен Ок көшесі арасындағы Солтүстік Мичиган авенюінің бір бөлігі. Мичиган авенюінің осы бөлігінде сәнді дүкендер, мейрамханалар, кеңсе ғимараттары және қонақүйлер орналасқан. Бұл аймақта қаланың ірі медиа компаниялары мен жарнама агенттіктерінің көптеп шоғырланғаны, соның ішінде «Chicago Tribune» газеті де бар. Көшеде Чикагоның танымал Су мұнарасы ескерткіші, тарихи сағаты бар Су мұнарасы саябағы және ескерткіштің қасында бой көтерген сегіз қабатты Water Tower Place сауда орталығы орналасқан. Сауда орталығының солтүстігінде әйгілі Джон Хэнкок орталығы, сондай-ақ 875 Солтүстік Мичиган авенюі мұнарасы; Арт-деко стиліндегі Пальмолив ғимараты; және жағажайдың қарсы бетінде орналасқан сәнді Дрейк қонақ үйі табылады.
The Magnificent Mile is a stretch of North Michigan Avenue between the Chicago River and Oak Street. Along this portion of Michigan Avenue is a mixture of luxury stores, restaurants, office buildings, and hotels. The area has a high concentration of the city's major media firms and advertising agencies as well, including the Chicago Tribune newspaper. The street is the home of Chicago's famous Water Tower landmark, Water Tower Park with its historic clock, and the eight level Water Tower Place shopping center which grew up next door to the landmark. North of the shopping center can be found the famous John Hancock Center, also known as 875 North Michigan Avenue tower; the Art Deco Palmolive Building; and the lavish Drake Hotel that sits across from a beach.
Экономика
Google-дің Чикагодағы кеңсесі Дирборн Плаза ғимаратында орналасқан. Etihad Airways және Qatar Airways компанияларының кеңселері Джон Хэнкок орталығында бар. Wrigley компаниясы 2012 жылы Goose Island-қа, сондай-ақ осы ауданға көшіп кеткенге дейін Wrigley ғимаратында кеңсесі болған. American Airlines Simmons Airlines компаниясын сатып алғаннан кейін, Simmons таратылғанға дейін, Simmons компаниясының штаб-пәтері Near North Side-да орналасқан. Бір кезде Indigo Airlines авиакомпаниясының штаб-пәтері Near North Side-да болған. Tribune компаниясының штаб-пәтері 2017 жылы One Prudential Plaza Loop-қа көшкенге дейін Tribune Tower ғимаратында орналасқан. Potbelly Sandwich Works та 2015 жылы Батыс Loop-қа көшуге дейін Мерчандайз Март кешенінде орналасқан.
Google's Chicago offices are in the Dearborn Plaza building. Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways have offices in the John Hancock Center. The Wrigley Company had its headquarters in the Wrigley Building before moving to Goose Island, also within the community area, in 2012. After American Airlines acquired Simmons Airlines, and before Simmons was dissolved, Simmons had its headquarters on the Near North Side. At one point Indigo Airlines was headquartered on the Near North Side. The Tribune Company had its headquarters in the eponymous Tribune Tower before moving to One Prudential Plaza in the Loop in 2017. Potbelly Sandwich Works likewise was located in the Merchandise Mart complex before moving to the West Loop in 2015.
Жергілікті
Қазіргі уақытта Жақын Солтүстік жағы Чикаго қалалық кеңесінің 2-ші, 27-ші, 42-ші және 43-ші округтерінің құрамына кіреді, оларды тиісінше демократтар Брайан Хопкинс, Уолтер Бернет-младший, Брендан Райли және Мишель Смит ұсынады. 1837-1863 жылдар аралығында Жақын Солтүстік жағын ұсынған кеңесшілер:
The Near North Side is currently part of the 2nd, 27th, 42nd, and 43rd wards of the Chicago City Council, which are respectively represented by Democratic aldermen Brian Hopkins, Walter Burnett Jr., Brendan Reilly, and Michele Smith. Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1837 to 1863 Years 5th Ward 6th Ward 7th Ward 8th Ward 9th Ward 1837 1838 Francis C. Taylor, Democratic Vacant Samuel Jackson, Democratic Bernard Ward, Democratic No such wardNo such wardNo such ward 1838 1839 Henry L. Rucker George W. Dole, Whig Grant Goodrich, Whig 1839 1840 John C. Wilson John H. Kinzie, Whig Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1840 1841 William Allen R. J. Hamilton William B. Ogden, Democratic 1841 1842 Samuel Grier George F. Foster James J. H. Howe 1842 1843 George Brady Edward Carroll George W. Dole, Whig George O. Bryan 1843 1844 Samuel Grier Vacant J. Marback 1844 Thomas Brown Elihu Granger Michael Diversey Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1844 1845 Patrick Kain James H. Rees 1845 1846 Elihu Granger Samuel Grier Richard C. Ross Mahlon D. Ogden 1846 1847 William M. Larrabee 1847 1848 Not in ward Not in ward Charles Sloan Elihu Granger James Lane William B. Snowhook Michael McDonald William B. Ogden, Democratic 1848 1849 Peter Turbot William B. Herrick Samuel McKay 1849 George Brady Henry R. Payson F. C. Hageman 1849 1850 R. J. Hamilton 1850 1851 Elihu Granger John C. Dodge George F. Foster 1851 1852 Charles E. Moore Robert Malcolm Walter L. Newberry 1852 Ezra Taylor Andrew J. Brown John H. Kinzie, Whig 1852 1853 Henry A. Mitchell 1853 Michael O'NeilFrancis A. Hoffman 1853 1854 Maurice Evans 1854 Elihu Granger William H. Stickney Morgan L. Keith 1854 1855 B. W. Thomas 1855 1856 James J. H. Howe Stephen D. LaRue Samuel Ashton Vacant 1856 1857 John Dempsey Conrad L. Niehoff Michael Diversey 1857 1858 John Dunlap Vacant Christian Wahl Philip Conley 1858 1859 Henry Wendt Andrew Wright Benjamin Carpenter 1859 1860 John Alston J. A. Huck 1860 1861 Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard Redmond Prindiville Gurden Perkins 1861 1862 Alonzo Harvey W. G. White Robert Law 1862 1863 James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Жылдар 5-ші округ 6-шы округ 7-ші округ 8-ші округ 9-шы округ
1837 1838 Фрэнсис С. Тейлор, Демократ Бос Самуэль Джексон, Демократ Бернард Уорд, Демократ Мұндай округ жоқ Мұндай округ жоқ Мұндай округ жоқ
1838 1839 Генри Л. Рукер Джордж В. Доул, Виг Грант Гудрич, Виг
1839 1840 Джон С. Уилсон Джон Х. Кинзи, Виг Бакнер Смит Моррис, Виг
1840 1841 Уильям Аллен Р. Дж. Гамильтон Уильям Б. Огден, Демократ
1841 1842 Сэмюэл Гриер Джордж Ф. Фостер Джеймс Дж. Х. Хоу
1842 1843 Джордж Брейди Эдвард Кэрролл Джордж В. Доул, Виг Джордж О. Брайан
1843 1844 Сэмюэл Гриер Бос Дж. Марбек
1844 Томас Браун Элиху Грейнджер Майкл Диверси Бакнер Смит Моррис, Виг
1844 1845 Патрик Кейн Джеймс Х. Рис
1845 1846 Элиху Грейнджер Сэмюэл Гриер Ричард С. Росс Малон Д. Огден
1846 1847 Уильям М. Ларраби
1847 1848 Округта жоқ Округта жоқ Чарльз Слоан Элиху Грейнджер Джеймс Лейн Уильям Б. Сноухук Майкл Макдональд Уильям Б. Огден, Демократ
1848 1849 Питер Тербот Уильям Б. Херрик Сэмюэл Маккей
1849 Джордж Брейди Генри Р. Пейсон Ф. С. Хагеман
1849 1850 Р. Дж. Гамильтон
1850 1851 Элиху Грейнджер Джон С. Додж Джордж Ф. Фостер
1851 1852 Чарльз Э. Мур Роберт Малькольм Уолтер Л. Ньюберри
1852 Эзра Тейлор Эндрю Дж. Браун Джон Х. Кинзи, Виг
1852 1853 Генри А. Митчелл
1853 Майкл О'Нил Фрэнсис А. Хоффман
1853 1854 Морис Эванс Элиху Грейнджер Уильям Х. Стикни Морган Л. Кит
1854 1855 Б. В. Томас
1855 1856 Джеймс Дж. Х. Хоу Стивен Д. Лару Сэмюэл Эштон Бос
1856 1857 Джон Демпси Конрад Л. Нихофф Майкл Диверси
1857 1858 Джон Дунлап Бос Кристиан Валь Филип Конли
1858 1859 Генри Вендт Эндрю Райт Бенджамин Карпентер
1859 1860 Джон Алстон Дж. А. Хак
1860 1861 Гурдон Солтонсталл Хаббард Редмонд Приндивилл Гурден Перкинс
1861 1862 Алонзо Харви У. Г. Уайт Роберт Лоу
1862 1863 Джеймс Конлан Чарльз Л. Вудман Уильям Т. Шуфельдт
The Near North Side is currently part of the 2nd, 27th, 42nd, and 43rd wards of the Chicago City Council, which are respectively represented by Democratic aldermen Brian Hopkins, Walter Burnett Jr., Brendan Reilly, and Michele Smith. Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1837 to 1863 Years 5th Ward 6th Ward 7th Ward 8th Ward 9th Ward 1837 1838 Francis C. Taylor, Democratic Vacant Samuel Jackson, Democratic Bernard Ward, Democratic No such wardNo such wardNo such ward 1838 1839 Henry L. Rucker George W. Dole, Whig Grant Goodrich, Whig 1839 1840 John C. Wilson John H. Kinzie, Whig Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1840 1841 William Allen R. J. Hamilton William B. Ogden, Democratic 1841 1842 Samuel Grier George F. Foster James J. H. Howe 1842 1843 George Brady Edward Carroll George W. Dole, Whig George O. Bryan 1843 1844 Samuel Grier Vacant J. Marback 1844 Thomas Brown Elihu Granger Michael Diversey Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1844 1845 Patrick Kain James H. Rees 1845 1846 Elihu Granger Samuel Grier Richard C. Ross Mahlon D. Ogden 1846 1847 William M. Larrabee 1847 1848 Not in ward Not in ward Charles Sloan Elihu Granger James Lane William B. Snowhook Michael McDonald William B. Ogden, Democratic 1848 1849 Peter Turbot William B. Herrick Samuel McKay 1849 George Brady Henry R. Payson F. C. Hageman 1849 1850 R. J. Hamilton 1850 1851 Elihu Granger John C. Dodge George F. Foster 1851 1852 Charles E. Moore Robert Malcolm Walter L. Newberry 1852 Ezra Taylor Andrew J. Brown John H. Kinzie, Whig 1852 1853 Henry A. Mitchell 1853 Michael O'NeilFrancis A. Hoffman 1853 1854 Maurice Evans 1854 Elihu Granger William H. Stickney Morgan L. Keith 1854 1855 B. W. Thomas 1855 1856 James J. H. Howe Stephen D. LaRue Samuel Ashton Vacant 1856 1857 John Dempsey Conrad L. Niehoff Michael Diversey 1857 1858 John Dunlap Vacant Christian Wahl Philip Conley 1858 1859 Henry Wendt Andrew Wright Benjamin Carpenter 1859 1860 John Alston J. A. Huck 1860 1861 Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard Redmond Prindiville Gurden Perkins 1861 1862 Alonzo Harvey W. G. White Robert Law 1862 1863 James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
1863-1869 жылдар аралығында Жақын Солтүстік жағын ұсынған кеңесшілер:
The Near North Side is currently part of the 2nd, 27th, 42nd, and 43rd wards of the Chicago City Council, which are respectively represented by Democratic aldermen Brian Hopkins, Walter Burnett Jr., Brendan Reilly, and Michele Smith. Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1837 to 1863 Years 5th Ward 6th Ward 7th Ward 8th Ward 9th Ward 1837 1838 Francis C. Taylor, Democratic Vacant Samuel Jackson, Democratic Bernard Ward, Democratic No such wardNo such wardNo such ward 1838 1839 Henry L. Rucker George W. Dole, Whig Grant Goodrich, Whig 1839 1840 John C. Wilson John H. Kinzie, Whig Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1840 1841 William Allen R. J. Hamilton William B. Ogden, Democratic 1841 1842 Samuel Grier George F. Foster James J. H. Howe 1842 1843 George Brady Edward Carroll George W. Dole, Whig George O. Bryan 1843 1844 Samuel Grier Vacant J. Marback 1844 Thomas Brown Elihu Granger Michael Diversey Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1844 1845 Patrick Kain James H. Rees 1845 1846 Elihu Granger Samuel Grier Richard C. Ross Mahlon D. Ogden 1846 1847 William M. Larrabee 1847 1848 Not in ward Not in ward Charles Sloan Elihu Granger James Lane William B. Snowhook Michael McDonald William B. Ogden, Democratic 1848 1849 Peter Turbot William B. Herrick Samuel McKay 1849 George Brady Henry R. Payson F. C. Hageman 1849 1850 R. J. Hamilton 1850 1851 Elihu Granger John C. Dodge George F. Foster 1851 1852 Charles E. Moore Robert Malcolm Walter L. Newberry 1852 Ezra Taylor Andrew J. Brown John H. Kinzie, Whig 1852 1853 Henry A. Mitchell 1853 Michael O'NeilFrancis A. Hoffman 1853 1854 Maurice Evans 1854 Elihu Granger William H. Stickney Morgan L. Keith 1854 1855 B. W. Thomas 1855 1856 James J. H. Howe Stephen D. LaRue Samuel Ashton Vacant 1856 1857 John Dempsey Conrad L. Niehoff Michael Diversey 1857 1858 John Dunlap Vacant Christian Wahl Philip Conley 1858 1859 Henry Wendt Andrew Wright Benjamin Carpenter 1859 1860 John Alston J. A. Huck 1860 1861 Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard Redmond Prindiville Gurden Perkins 1861 1862 Alonzo Harvey W. G. White Robert Law 1862 1863 James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Жылдар 14-ші округ 15-ші округ 16-шы округ 17-ші округ 18-ші округ 19-шы округ 20-шы округ
1863 1864 Валентин Рух Антон Хоттингер Майкл Салливан Джеймс Конлан Чарльз Л. Вудман Уильям Т. Шуфельдт Мұндай округ жоқ Мұндай округ жоқ Мұндай округ жоқ Мұндай округ жоқ
1864 1865 Ивер Лоусон Джеймс Дж. О'Салливан
1865 1866 Сэмюэл Шэкфорд Роберт Кларк
1866 1867 Роберт Энгель Майкл О'Салливан
1867 1868 Теодор Шинц Бос Джордж Б. Мансур
1868 1869 Луис А. Бергер Джон Хертинг Эдвард Кихоу
The Near North Side is currently part of the 2nd, 27th, 42nd, and 43rd wards of the Chicago City Council, which are respectively represented by Democratic aldermen Brian Hopkins, Walter Burnett Jr., Brendan Reilly, and Michele Smith. Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1837 to 1863 Years 5th Ward 6th Ward 7th Ward 8th Ward 9th Ward 1837 1838 Francis C. Taylor, Democratic Vacant Samuel Jackson, Democratic Bernard Ward, Democratic No such wardNo such wardNo such ward 1838 1839 Henry L. Rucker George W. Dole, Whig Grant Goodrich, Whig 1839 1840 John C. Wilson John H. Kinzie, Whig Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1840 1841 William Allen R. J. Hamilton William B. Ogden, Democratic 1841 1842 Samuel Grier George F. Foster James J. H. Howe 1842 1843 George Brady Edward Carroll George W. Dole, Whig George O. Bryan 1843 1844 Samuel Grier Vacant J. Marback 1844 Thomas Brown Elihu Granger Michael Diversey Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1844 1845 Patrick Kain James H. Rees 1845 1846 Elihu Granger Samuel Grier Richard C. Ross Mahlon D. Ogden 1846 1847 William M. Larrabee 1847 1848 Not in ward Not in ward Charles Sloan Elihu Granger James Lane William B. Snowhook Michael McDonald William B. Ogden, Democratic 1848 1849 Peter Turbot William B. Herrick Samuel McKay 1849 George Brady Henry R. Payson F. C. Hageman 1849 1850 R. J. Hamilton 1850 1851 Elihu Granger John C. Dodge George F. Foster 1851 1852 Charles E. Moore Robert Malcolm Walter L. Newberry 1852 Ezra Taylor Andrew J. Brown John H. Kinzie, Whig 1852 1853 Henry A. Mitchell 1853 Michael O'NeilFrancis A. Hoffman 1853 1854 Maurice Evans 1854 Elihu Granger William H. Stickney Morgan L. Keith 1854 1855 B. W. Thomas 1855 1856 James J. H. Howe Stephen D. LaRue Samuel Ashton Vacant 1856 1857 John Dempsey Conrad L. Niehoff Michael Diversey 1857 1858 John Dunlap Vacant Christian Wahl Philip Conley 1858 1859 Henry Wendt Andrew Wright Benjamin Carpenter 1859 1860 John Alston J. A. Huck 1860 1861 Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard Redmond Prindiville Gurden Perkins 1861 1862 Alonzo Harvey W. G. White Robert Law 1862 1863 James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
1888-1893 жылдар аралығында Жақын Солтүстік жағын ұсынған кеңесшілер:
The Near North Side is currently part of the 2nd, 27th, 42nd, and 43rd wards of the Chicago City Council, which are respectively represented by Democratic aldermen Brian Hopkins, Walter Burnett Jr., Brendan Reilly, and Michele Smith. Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1837 to 1863 Years 5th Ward 6th Ward 7th Ward 8th Ward 9th Ward 1837 1838 Francis C. Taylor, Democratic Vacant Samuel Jackson, Democratic Bernard Ward, Democratic No such wardNo such wardNo such ward 1838 1839 Henry L. Rucker George W. Dole, Whig Grant Goodrich, Whig 1839 1840 John C. Wilson John H. Kinzie, Whig Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1840 1841 William Allen R. J. Hamilton William B. Ogden, Democratic 1841 1842 Samuel Grier George F. Foster James J. H. Howe 1842 1843 George Brady Edward Carroll George W. Dole, Whig George O. Bryan 1843 1844 Samuel Grier Vacant J. Marback 1844 Thomas Brown Elihu Granger Michael Diversey Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1844 1845 Patrick Kain James H. Rees 1845 1846 Elihu Granger Samuel Grier Richard C. Ross Mahlon D. Ogden 1846 1847 William M. Larrabee 1847 1848 Not in ward Not in ward Charles Sloan Elihu Granger James Lane William B. Snowhook Michael McDonald William B. Ogden, Democratic 1848 1849 Peter Turbot William B. Herrick Samuel McKay 1849 George Brady Henry R. Payson F. C. Hageman 1849 1850 R. J. Hamilton 1850 1851 Elihu Granger John C. Dodge George F. Foster 1851 1852 Charles E. Moore Robert Malcolm Walter L. Newberry 1852 Ezra Taylor Andrew J. Brown John H. Kinzie, Whig 1852 1853 Henry A. Mitchell 1853 Michael O'NeilFrancis A. Hoffman 1853 1854 Maurice Evans 1854 Elihu Granger William H. Stickney Morgan L. Keith 1854 1855 B. W. Thomas 1855 1856 James J. H. Howe Stephen D. LaRue Samuel Ashton Vacant 1856 1857 John Dempsey Conrad L. Niehoff Michael Diversey 1857 1858 John Dunlap Vacant Christian Wahl Philip Conley 1858 1859 Henry Wendt Andrew Wright Benjamin Carpenter 1859 1860 John Alston J. A. Huck 1860 1861 Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard Redmond Prindiville Gurden Perkins 1861 1862 Alonzo Harvey W. G. White Robert Law 1862 1863 James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Жылдар 20-шы округ 21-ші округ 22-ші округ 23-ші округ 24-ші округ
1888 – 1889 Отто Хаге Джордж К. Рикс Округта жоқ Томас Д. Берк Чарльз Бурмейстер Джон Х. Маккормик Дэниел Р. О'Брайен Якоб Х. Тидеманн Уильям Р. Маниер
1889 – 1890 Дэниел Лонг Эдвард Мюльхофер Джеймс С. Данхэм
1890 – 1891 Уильям Эйсфельдт-младший Юлиус Гольдзиер Джеймс Б. Макэби
1891 – 1892 Уильям С. Пфистер Питер Дж. Биглер
1892 – 1893 Альберт Поттофф Арнольд Трипп Зара С. Пек
The Near North Side is currently part of the 2nd, 27th, 42nd, and 43rd wards of the Chicago City Council, which are respectively represented by Democratic aldermen Brian Hopkins, Walter Burnett Jr., Brendan Reilly, and Michele Smith. Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1837 to 1863 Years 5th Ward 6th Ward 7th Ward 8th Ward 9th Ward 1837 1838 Francis C. Taylor, Democratic Vacant Samuel Jackson, Democratic Bernard Ward, Democratic No such wardNo such wardNo such ward 1838 1839 Henry L. Rucker George W. Dole, Whig Grant Goodrich, Whig 1839 1840 John C. Wilson John H. Kinzie, Whig Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1840 1841 William Allen R. J. Hamilton William B. Ogden, Democratic 1841 1842 Samuel Grier George F. Foster James J. H. Howe 1842 1843 George Brady Edward Carroll George W. Dole, Whig George O. Bryan 1843 1844 Samuel Grier Vacant J. Marback 1844 Thomas Brown Elihu Granger Michael Diversey Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1844 1845 Patrick Kain James H. Rees 1845 1846 Elihu Granger Samuel Grier Richard C. Ross Mahlon D. Ogden 1846 1847 William M. Larrabee 1847 1848 Not in ward Not in ward Charles Sloan Elihu Granger James Lane William B. Snowhook Michael McDonald William B. Ogden, Democratic 1848 1849 Peter Turbot William B. Herrick Samuel McKay 1849 George Brady Henry R. Payson F. C. Hageman 1849 1850 R. J. Hamilton 1850 1851 Elihu Granger John C. Dodge George F. Foster 1851 1852 Charles E. Moore Robert Malcolm Walter L. Newberry 1852 Ezra Taylor Andrew J. Brown John H. Kinzie, Whig 1852 1853 Henry A. Mitchell 1853 Michael O'NeilFrancis A. Hoffman 1853 1854 Maurice Evans 1854 Elihu Granger William H. Stickney Morgan L. Keith 1854 1855 B. W. Thomas 1855 1856 James J. H. Howe Stephen D. LaRue Samuel Ashton Vacant 1856 1857 John Dempsey Conrad L. Niehoff Michael Diversey 1857 1858 John Dunlap Vacant Christian Wahl Philip Conley 1858 1859 Henry Wendt Andrew Wright Benjamin Carpenter 1859 1860 John Alston J. A. Huck 1860 1861 Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard Redmond Prindiville Gurden Perkins 1861 1862 Alonzo Harvey W. G. White Robert Law 1862 1863 James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
1923 жылдан бері Жақын Солтүстік жағын ұсынған кеңесшілер:
The Near North Side is currently part of the 2nd, 27th, 42nd, and 43rd wards of the Chicago City Council, which are respectively represented by Democratic aldermen Brian Hopkins, Walter Burnett Jr., Brendan Reilly, and Michele Smith. Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1837 to 1863 Years 5th Ward 6th Ward 7th Ward 8th Ward 9th Ward 1837 1838 Francis C. Taylor, Democratic Vacant Samuel Jackson, Democratic Bernard Ward, Democratic No such wardNo such wardNo such ward 1838 1839 Henry L. Rucker George W. Dole, Whig Grant Goodrich, Whig 1839 1840 John C. Wilson John H. Kinzie, Whig Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1840 1841 William Allen R. J. Hamilton William B. Ogden, Democratic 1841 1842 Samuel Grier George F. Foster James J. H. Howe 1842 1843 George Brady Edward Carroll George W. Dole, Whig George O. Bryan 1843 1844 Samuel Grier Vacant J. Marback 1844 Thomas Brown Elihu Granger Michael Diversey Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1844 1845 Patrick Kain James H. Rees 1845 1846 Elihu Granger Samuel Grier Richard C. Ross Mahlon D. Ogden 1846 1847 William M. Larrabee 1847 1848 Not in ward Not in ward Charles Sloan Elihu Granger James Lane William B. Snowhook Michael McDonald William B. Ogden, Democratic 1848 1849 Peter Turbot William B. Herrick Samuel McKay 1849 George Brady Henry R. Payson F. C. Hageman 1849 1850 R. J. Hamilton 1850 1851 Elihu Granger John C. Dodge George F. Foster 1851 1852 Charles E. Moore Robert Malcolm Walter L. Newberry 1852 Ezra Taylor Andrew J. Brown John H. Kinzie, Whig 1852 1853 Henry A. Mitchell 1853 Michael O'NeilFrancis A. Hoffman 1853 1854 Maurice Evans 1854 Elihu Granger William H. Stickney Morgan L. Keith 1854 1855 B. W. Thomas 1855 1856 James J. H. Howe Stephen D. LaRue Samuel Ashton Vacant 1856 1857 John Dempsey Conrad L. Niehoff Michael Diversey 1857 1858 John Dunlap Vacant Christian Wahl Philip Conley 1858 1859 Henry Wendt Andrew Wright Benjamin Carpenter 1859 1860 John Alston J. A. Huck 1860 1861 Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard Redmond Prindiville Gurden Perkins 1861 1862 Alonzo Harvey W. G. White Robert Law 1862 1863 James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Кезең 42-ші округ 43-ші округ 27-ші округ 2-ші округ 32-ші округ
1923–1927 Дорси Кроу, Демократ Артур Ф. Альберт, Республикалық Округта жоқ Округта жоқ Округта жоқ
1927–1929 Титус А. Хаффа, Республикалық
1929–1931 Артур Ф. Альберт, Республикалық
1931–1933 Джеймс Б. Уоллер, Республикалық
1933–1943 Пэдди Баулер, Демократ
1943–1947 Джеймс Б. Уоллер, Республикалық
1947–1962 Пэдди Баулер, Демократ
1962–1963 Бос
1963–1967 Майер Голдберг, Демократ
1967–1968 Джордж МакКатчон, Республикалық
1968–1969 Бос
1969–1970 Рэймонд К. Фрид, Демократ
1970–1971 Бос
1971–1975 Бертон Натарус, Демократ Уильям Сингер, Демократ
1975–1987 Мартин Дж. Оберман, Демократ
1987–1992 Эдвин Эйзендрат, Демократ
1992–1993 Рики Р. Хендон, Демократ Терри Габински, Демократ
1993–1995 Чарльз Бернардини, Демократ
1995–1998 Уолтер Бернет-младший, Демократ
1998–1999 Теодор Матлак, Демократ
1999–2007 Ви Дейли, Демократ
2007–2011 Брендан Райли, Демократ Скотт Вагеспэк, Демократ
2011–2015 Мишель Смит, Демократ
2015–қазіргі уақытқа дейін Брайан Хопкинс, Демократ Округта жоқ
The Near North Side is currently part of the 2nd, 27th, 42nd, and 43rd wards of the Chicago City Council, which are respectively represented by Democratic aldermen Brian Hopkins, Walter Burnett Jr., Brendan Reilly, and Michele Smith. Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1837 to 1863 Years 5th Ward 6th Ward 7th Ward 8th Ward 9th Ward 1837 1838 Francis C. Taylor, Democratic Vacant Samuel Jackson, Democratic Bernard Ward, Democratic No such wardNo such wardNo such ward 1838 1839 Henry L. Rucker George W. Dole, Whig Grant Goodrich, Whig 1839 1840 John C. Wilson John H. Kinzie, Whig Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1840 1841 William Allen R. J. Hamilton William B. Ogden, Democratic 1841 1842 Samuel Grier George F. Foster James J. H. Howe 1842 1843 George Brady Edward Carroll George W. Dole, Whig George O. Bryan 1843 1844 Samuel Grier Vacant J. Marback 1844 Thomas Brown Elihu Granger Michael Diversey Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1844 1845 Patrick Kain James H. Rees 1845 1846 Elihu Granger Samuel Grier Richard C. Ross Mahlon D. Ogden 1846 1847 William M. Larrabee 1847 1848 Not in ward Not in ward Charles Sloan Elihu Granger James Lane William B. Snowhook Michael McDonald William B. Ogden, Democratic 1848 1849 Peter Turbot William B. Herrick Samuel McKay 1849 George Brady Henry R. Payson F. C. Hageman 1849 1850 R. J. Hamilton 1850 1851 Elihu Granger John C. Dodge George F. Foster 1851 1852 Charles E. Moore Robert Malcolm Walter L. Newberry 1852 Ezra Taylor Andrew J. Brown John H. Kinzie, Whig 1852 1853 Henry A. Mitchell 1853 Michael O'NeilFrancis A. Hoffman 1853 1854 Maurice Evans 1854 Elihu Granger William H. Stickney Morgan L. Keith 1854 1855 B. W. Thomas 1855 1856 James J. H. Howe Stephen D. LaRue Samuel Ashton Vacant 1856 1857 John Dempsey Conrad L. Niehoff Michael Diversey 1857 1858 John Dunlap Vacant Christian Wahl Philip Conley 1858 1859 Henry Wendt Andrew Wright Benjamin Carpenter 1859 1860 John Alston J. A. Huck 1860 1861 Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard Redmond Prindiville Gurden Perkins 1861 1862 Alonzo Harvey W. G. White Robert Law 1862 1863 James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Кук округі комиссарлары кеңесінде аумақтың көп бөлігі 3-ші округте, демократ Билл Лоури ұсынады. Батыс бөлігінің ең батыс бөлігі, соның ішінде Гуз аралының көп бөлігі, және оңтүстік-батыс бөлігінің көп бөлігі, соның ішінде Солтүстік өзенінің көп бөлігі, 12-ші округте, демократ Джон Фритчи ұсынады. Оңтүстіктегі аймақтың екі бөлігі - Вольф Пойнт пен Уабаш даңғылы көпірінің тиісті маңы - Демократ Деннис Дир ұсынатын 2-ші округтің бөлігі болып табылады.
The Near North Side is currently part of the 2nd, 27th, 42nd, and 43rd wards of the Chicago City Council, which are respectively represented by Democratic aldermen Brian Hopkins, Walter Burnett Jr., Brendan Reilly, and Michele Smith. Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1837 to 1863 Years 5th Ward 6th Ward 7th Ward 8th Ward 9th Ward 1837 1838 Francis C. Taylor, Democratic Vacant Samuel Jackson, Democratic Bernard Ward, Democratic No such wardNo such wardNo such ward 1838 1839 Henry L. Rucker George W. Dole, Whig Grant Goodrich, Whig 1839 1840 John C. Wilson John H. Kinzie, Whig Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1840 1841 William Allen R. J. Hamilton William B. Ogden, Democratic 1841 1842 Samuel Grier George F. Foster James J. H. Howe 1842 1843 George Brady Edward Carroll George W. Dole, Whig George O. Bryan 1843 1844 Samuel Grier Vacant J. Marback 1844 Thomas Brown Elihu Granger Michael Diversey Buckner Stith Morris, Whig 1844 1845 Patrick Kain James H. Rees 1845 1846 Elihu Granger Samuel Grier Richard C. Ross Mahlon D. Ogden 1846 1847 William M. Larrabee 1847 1848 Not in ward Not in ward Charles Sloan Elihu Granger James Lane William B. Snowhook Michael McDonald William B. Ogden, Democratic 1848 1849 Peter Turbot William B. Herrick Samuel McKay 1849 George Brady Henry R. Payson F. C. Hageman 1849 1850 R. J. Hamilton 1850 1851 Elihu Granger John C. Dodge George F. Foster 1851 1852 Charles E. Moore Robert Malcolm Walter L. Newberry 1852 Ezra Taylor Andrew J. Brown John H. Kinzie, Whig 1852 1853 Henry A. Mitchell 1853 Michael O'NeilFrancis A. Hoffman 1853 1854 Maurice Evans 1854 Elihu Granger William H. Stickney Morgan L. Keith 1854 1855 B. W. Thomas 1855 1856 James J. H. Howe Stephen D. LaRue Samuel Ashton Vacant 1856 1857 John Dempsey Conrad L. Niehoff Michael Diversey 1857 1858 John Dunlap Vacant Christian Wahl Philip Conley 1858 1859 Henry Wendt Andrew Wright Benjamin Carpenter 1859 1860 John Alston J. A. Huck 1860 1861 Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard Redmond Prindiville Gurden Perkins 1861 1862 Alonzo Harvey W. G. White Robert Law 1862 1863 James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1863 to 1869 Years 14th Ward 15th Ward 16th Ward 17th Ward 18th Ward 19th Ward 20th Ward1863 1864 Valentine Ruh Anton Hottinger Michael Sullivan James Conlan Charles L. Woodman William T. Shufeldt No such ward No such ward No such ward No such ward1864 1865 Iver Lawson James J. O'Sullivan 1865 1866 Samuel Shackford Robert Clark1866 1867 Robert Engel Michael O'Sullivan1867 1868 Theodore Schintz Vacant George B. Mansur1868 1869 Louis A. Berger John Herting Edward Kehoe
Aldermen who represented Near North Side from 1888 to 1893 Years 20th Ward 21st Ward 22nd Ward 23rd Ward 24th Ward 1888 – 1889 Otto Hage George K. Rix Not in wardThomas D. Burke Charles Burmeister John H. McCormick Daniel R. O'Brien Jacob H. Tiedemann William R. Manierre1889 – 1890 Daniel Long Edward Muelhoefer James S. Dunham1890 – 1891 William Eisfeldt Jr. Julius Goldzier James B. McAbee 1891 – 1892 William C. Pfister Peter J. Biegler1892 – 1893 Albert Potthoff Arnold Tripp Zara C. Peck
Aldermen who have represented Near North Side since 1923 Period 42nd Ward 43rd Ward 27th Ward 2nd Ward 32nd Ward 1923–1927 Dorsey Crowe, Democratic Arthur F. Albert, Republican Not in ward Not in ward Not in ward 1927–1929 Titus A. Haffa, Republican 1929–1931 Arthur F. Albert, Republican 1931–1933 James B. Waller, Republican 1933–1943 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1943–1947 James B. Waller, Republican 1947–1962 Paddy Bauler, Democratic 1962–1963 Vacant 1963–1967 Mayer Goldberg, Democratic 1967–1968 George McCutcheon, Republican 1968–1969 Vacant 1969–1970 Raymond K. Fried, Democratic 1970–1971 Vacant 1971–1975 Burton Natarus, Democratic William Singer, Democratic 1975–1987 Martin J. Oberman, Democratic 1987–1992 Edwin Eisendrath, Democratic 1992–1993 Rickey R. Hendon, Democratic Terry Gabinski, Democratic 1993–1995 Charles Bernardini, Democratic 1995–1998 Walter Burnett Jr., Democratic 1998–1999 Theodore Matlak, Democratic 1999–2007 Vi Daley, Democratic 2007–2011 Brendan Reilly, Democratic Scott Waguespack, Democratic 2011–2015 Michele Smith, Democratic 2015–present Brian Hopkins, Democratic Not in ward
In the Cook County Board of Commissioners the majority of the area is in the 3rd district, represented by Democrat Bill Lowry. The westernmost part, including the majority of Goose Island, and much of the southwestern part, including the majority of River North, is in the 12th District, represented by Democrat John Fritchey. Two parts of the area in the extreme south—the respective vicinities of Wolf Point and the Wabash Avenue Bridge—are part of the 2nd District, represented by Democrat Dennis Deer.
Дипломатиялық өкілдіктер
Бірнеше консулдықтар Жақын Солтүстік жақта орналасқан. Қытай Халық Республикасы Бас консулдығының бас ғимараты мен визалық кеңсесі осы жерде. Австрия, Босния және Герцеговина, Бразилия, Болгария, Чили, Колумбия, Дания, Египет, Германия, Грекия, Үндістан, Ирландия Республикасы, Италия, Жапония, Оңтүстік Корея, Литва, Польша, Сербия, Швейцария, Таиланд, Ұлыбритания және Украина сияқты елдердің де миссиялары осында орналасқан. Үш сауда миссиясы 500 Солтүстік Мичиган даңғылында кеңселерге ие: Австрия сауда комиссиясы 1950-ші кеңседе, Италия-Америка сауда палатасы Midwest 506-шы кеңседе, ал Испания сауда комиссиясы осы жерде орналасқан.
Several consulates are located on the Near North Side. The main building and visa office of the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China are here. Other countries with missions here include Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, Colombia, Denmark, Egypt, Germany, Greece, India, Republic of Ireland, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Lithuania, Poland, Serbia, Switzerland, Thailand, the United Kingdom, and Ukraine. Three trade missions have offices at 500 North Michigan Avenue: the Austrian Trade Commission is located in Suite 1950, the Italian American Chamber of Commerce Midwest is located in Suite 506, and the Trade Commission of Spain is here.