City Hall ATM: property taxes up as much as 68%, the city is $130 million short, and 11th Ward families pay the price.

11th Ward Families Are Paying for City Hall’s Failures

Property taxes are up as much as 68% in parts of the ward while Chicago’s budget is already $130 million short.

Instead of cutting waste and getting the city’s finances under control, Mayor Brandon Johnson continues looking to taxpayers for more money while millions are discussed for new development deals at City Hall.

Working families should not have to pay year after year for failed policies, budget shortfalls, and political excuses.

The Urban Center is organizing 11th Ward residents who are ready to push back against higher taxes and irresponsible spending.

Stand Up for 11th Ward Taxpayers

Join residents demanding responsible spending and accountability from City Hall.

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Brandon Johnson makes excuses. 11th Ward families pay the price.