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    Streets and Sanitation - Division 7

    5.0 (1 review)

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    State of Illinois Circuit Court of Cook County

    State of Illinois Circuit Court of Cook County

    3.6
    (7 reviews)

    All Men Must Serve…read more And there was my jury duty summons-almost three months to the day from the last time I punted. With summer adventures ahead I answered the call and shifted our staycation Memorial Day trip ahead a few days to make the date. During the Voir Dire many potential jurors were asked about their trips and of any reservation or ticket documentation to corroborate. Don't skip out on your civil service people. Speak the truth, that's what Voir Dire means. Civil Court of Cook County. Damages case. I knew I would be seated on the jury the minute I agreed with Plaintiff Counsel that people should face consequences for their actions. It was a fascinating experience being part of this jury at the same time a jury in New York was deciding the fate of an ex President. The cross examinations of expert witnesses became a tennis match of volleys that seemed like a tedious search for who ordered the Code Red and expertly executed dodges like the Who's on First routine. It was amazing to see the fencing that went on between witness and counsel. Well crafted questions elicit the answers you look for. This was more impressive than watching sideline reporters getting a word with coach, just before he storms into the locker room to rip his team that's getting smoked. After the judges instructions, the case was ours and we retired to the jury room to deliberate. Sidenote-thankfully we did not have the fifty three pages of instructions the Trump jury was read, yet could not have a copy of. Our jury of twelve from all walks of life talked out all the issues of the case. Everyone was welcomed to express their opinions, and everyone was heard. There is common ground out there for those that seek it. We all came to agreement and delivered our verdict. Justice, and civic duty, served. Valar Dohaeris

    It gets a little better each time I go. I wish I would've gotten a name for the bailiff on the 26th…read morefloor and a lady on the 13th floor (directly opposite of 1301 but not sure of room number). Both of them went WAY out of their way to try to help me when I was trying to find a judge's drop box. They greeted me immediately. Although the lady couldn't answer my question about where a white drop box was, the bailiff not only walked me to it but advised me to take pics. Both were super nice. I feel like every single time I go down there, the service improves a little more. (Even when I accidentally ended up at Room 1301 again because I forgot my experience there the first time, the lady was polite. My suspicion is it was the lady who was nice the first time, but I forgot what the nicer one looked like.) Still, kudos to that other lady on the 13th floor and SPECIFICALLY that bailiff. I appreciate you!

    Illinois Department of Employment Services

    Illinois Department of Employment Services

    1.9
    (140 reviews)

    DON'T GET ME WRONG THE IDES OFFICES AND "PHONE SERVICES" ARE THE WORST THING I'VE EVER EXPERIENCED…read moreAS FAR AS A GOVERNMENT AGENCY THAT I HAVE PAID TAXES TO FUND FOR 20 YEARS. That being said, I left a message at the following number in Springfield asking to speak to a liaison for IDES. The next day I called back expecting to get a machine again...the man who answered the phone IMMEDIATELY, knew who I was, knew my email, asked for my phone number and was calm cool collected and as nice as can be. My issue is not as of yet resolved but for god's sake I finally have SOME reassurance. I hate to give the number away because I don't want them to become inundated with calls but I know a lot of you are desperate! (217) 782-0244 Please, please, please do not use this for stupid questions, only use it if you were approved for benefits but have not received them. Please! Good luck and may you find the job of your dreams soon, like I just did.

    The online application process is flawed - during the last step of me filing a claim it errored…read moreout. I tried calling and the call center experience was extremely upsetting! I initially tried the "call back" option as the wait time was long. I eventually got a call back but the line was quiet. I kept saying "hello" for two or so mins, but they just stayed quiet on the other side. So I eventually hung up. When I tried calling back over the next couple of days the system kept telling me I am in line for the call back option. I had to use a different phone to call again. The first time I waited for an hour they picked up and hung up right away. The second time a lady started talking and I said "hello" over her and she instantaneously hung up on me again. Finally, the third time was the charm - I ended up talking to someone who was extremely helpful and assisted with my case. Thanks to her, I am not going to be escalate my complaint further. I hope there are truly quality control people who are reviewing these Yelp complaints. We all have been paying unemployment insurance for years and when we are faced with the difficult moment when we need it, we shouldn't be treated so disrespectfully.

    Summer Movies in the Parks hosted by the Chicago Park District

    Summer Movies in the Parks hosted by the Chicago Park District

    4.1
    (16 reviews)

    Movies in the Parks is a fabulous summer series sponsored by the Chicago Park District. Movies play…read morein parks throughout Chicago for no charge in the warm months! You can bring food, bring drinks and of course bring friends & family for some relaxing time together. What's better than a evening together feasting & drinking in wonderful weather!? I recently went to watch Soul Food at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park and was very happy with the whole experience including the sound there. If you end up watching at Jay Pritzker, I suggest getting as close to the screen as you can to the front for the best visual experience. Awesome idea the city of Chicago has had putting on these movies bringing the people of our city together for a fun, free night together!

    Movies in the Parks is one of my favorite summer activities. Plus, there's no admission fee…read more Sweet! When the movie was hosted in Grant Park, I would go weekly and truly enjoyed it. I had doubts about having the movie in various 'hoods. I was wrong. Having the movies in various neighborhoods is much better. Instead of buying the food and beverages downtown, I will be able to support the mylocal shops and take out restaurants. Just go early to pick your spot since it does get somewhat crowded - not like at Grant Park. You are able to bring your favorite take out dinner, movie snacks including beverages. Just remember, alcohol is not permitted in the park. Having stated that, if you have a big back pack or purse and it just happens to have your favorite adult beverage in it... it will be fine. Just like Grant Park, the scenery is incredible. The skyline is on one side of the park and the breeze from Lake Michigan is on the other side. Since the showing was at the part at Belmont and Sheridan Road, I was able to walk over there. Within 10 minutes after the movie, I was home. I will be attending more of these movies in the nearby neighborhoods.

    Streets and Sanitation - Division 7 - municipality - Updated June 2026

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