Support the TRECC Community Development Project at 4417 S. State Street

Chicago Department of Planning & Development, Chicago Zoning Board of Appeals, Chicago City Council, Alderwoman Pat Dowell, Mayor Brandon Johnson

This project is about investing in the future of our neighborhood. The TRECC Community Development Project proposed for 4417 S. State Street represents an opportunity to create local jobs, expand workforce training, provide structured youth programming, and strengthen long-term economic stability in our community. It is designed to bring positive activity, cultural investment, and economic growth to an area that deserves sustained and thoughtful development. By supporting this project, we are supporting opportunity for our young people, increased economic vitality for local businesses, and a stronger, more stable future for Chicago residents.

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To: Chicago Department of Planning & Development, Chicago Zoning Board of Appeals, Chicago City Council, Alderwoman Pat Dowell, Mayor Brandon Johnson
From: [Your Name]

We, the undersigned registered voters of the City of Chicago, express our support for the advancement and approval of the TRECC Community Development Project proposed for 4417 S. State Street.

This project represents a major investment in our neighborhood and in the future of Chicago residents. The TRECC campus is designed to support workforce development, youth sports and mentorship programming, cultural preservation, hospitality and tourism, and long-term economic growth.

We believe this project will:

Create construction and permanent local jobs

Expand workforce training opportunities

Provide structured youth programming and safe spaces

Attract tourism and support local businesses

Strengthen neighborhood stability

We respectfully ask the Department of Planning & Development, the Zoning Board of Appeals, the Chicago City Council, and all appropriate governmental bodies to give favorable consideration to the zoning approvals, funding applications, and administrative actions necessary to move this project forward.

Chicago neighborhoods deserve investment that centers opportunity, safety, and economic growth. The TRECC Community Development Project is a step in that direction.