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Today, the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) and Pace Suburban Bus (Pace) launched the Ventra Card on iPhone and Apple Watch fare payment option—further expanding safety, convenience and flexibility for customers. This innovative new feature, developed with Apple, allows iPhone and Apple Watch users to easily add a Ventra Card to their devices and then ride CTA trains and buses and Pace buses by simply tapping their iPhone or Apple Watch at the Ventra reader. ... Read More about CTA and Pace Launch Ventra Card on iPhone and Apple Watch

Parking on both sides of Montrose and the sidewalk on the north side of Montrose will be closed continuously.​ Download Document

The alley will be closed continuously for the duration of the stated period, but garbage pickup will be maintained. Download Document

The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) today proposed a $1.64 billion operating budget that highlights the need for new federal funding to support public transportation across the United States. Though CTA will enter 2021 with no planned changes to service or fares, the agency depends on continued support at the federal level to achieve that goal. Read More about Proposed 2021 CTA Budget Relies On New Federal Funding to Support Service

Proposed 2021-2025 Capital Program of Projects, 2021 Operating Budget and Program and the Financial Plan for 2022 and 2023 Read More about Notice of Public Hearing

The alley east of 5843-5853 N. Broadway will be closed during stated working hours, and there will be general construction noises. Download Document

Beginning later this year, the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) will introduce new vending machines stocked with personal protective equipment (PPE) available at six rail stations across the system. The vending machines are just the latest in a series of amenities and improvements implemented since March to provide customers with a safe and healthy travel environment. Read More about CTA Announces New PPE Vending Machines for Customers at Rail Stations

The parking lanes on both sides of W. School Street between N. Sheffield Avenue and N. Clark Street will be closed. Download Document

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker issued a Disaster Proclamation on September 18, 2020, to address this emergency. Section 12 of the Proclamation declares that in-person attendance of more than 50 people is not feasible in light of public health concerns. This means that Chicago Transit Authority public meetings occurring on October 21, 2020 will take place only virtually. Download Document

The driveway and roundabout north of Fordham Hall will be closed and there will be no access to the parking garage beginning at 7:00 PM. Download Document