Access Living Of Metropolitan Chicago
Lobbying client. 205 lobbying filings, 1 lobbyists, 5 legislation lobbied, $96 to 2 alderpersons since 2019 (company $0, employees $0, lobbyists $96).
Legislation lobbied
- Sidewalk Pilot Program with extension (O2025-0015574)
- Call for hearing(s) on City's process for sidewalk repairs (R2025-0016034)
- Call for hearing(s) on benefits from bus infrastructure improvements on mobility and traffic safety (R2024-0009627)
- Call for City of Chicago to develop Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) transition plan in accordance with requirements of ADA (SOr2026-0023422)
- Call for hearing(s) on pretexual police traffic stops in Chicago and impact on Black and Latine city residents (R2023-0004214)
What they lobbied for
- LOBBYING (Dept Of Housing)
- IMPROVE AND PRIORITIZE ACCESSIBILITY, PARTICULARLY IN REGARDS TO HOUSING AND TRANSPORTATION. CONSIDER AN ADA TRANSITION PLAN (City Council/Alderpersons)
- PRIORITIZE ACCESSIBILITY. IMPROVE SIDEWALK PROCESSES (Transportation)
- IMPROVE REGULATIONS, PLANNING, AND IMPLEMENTATION AROUND SIDEWALK ACCESSIBILITY (Committees Of The City Council)
- INVITED MOPD TO JOIN A CALL TO DISCUSS DOJ OLMSTEAD MEMO. (Mayors Office-Disabilities)
- LOBBY (Dept Of Housing)
Most funded alderpersons
- Julia M. Ramirez: $50
- Angela Clay: $46