Welcome to Sauganash Community Association

The Sauganash Community Association is a non-profit organization focusing on uniting residents to promote the common good within our community.
Our Community

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Sign Up to Volunteer for the 4th of July Picnic!

We’re gearing up for another fantastic 4th of July Picnic, and we need your help to make it a success!

🌟 Middle schoolers in 7th and 8th grade can earn service credit by volunteering.

🎉 Adults—grab some friends and join in for a fun and rewarding experience!

Sign up here or at our open meeting on May 20th.  Let’s make this celebration unforgettable – we’re counting on you!

Renew 2025-26 Membership July 1

SCA Membership for 2024-25 expires on June 30, 2025Renew your 2025-26 membership on July 1. Your $50 annual donation supports community initiatives including architecture preservation, mosquito control, and civic advocacy. It funds events like Mardi Gras, the 4th of July Parade, Earth Day, and Movies at the Park. Contributions also aid collaboration with schools, parks, and libraries, and facilitate engagement with local government and the 17th Police District. Community updates are provided through publications, email, social media, and the website.

Join us for our Annual Open Meeting

The SCA is holding its annual open meeting on May 20th at 7:00 PM, taking place at Sauganash Elementary School. Participants will hear updates from various local leaders, including SCA President James Murphy, representatives from local government, school administrators, and the police commander, among others. Additionally, the SCA’s Board of Election will occur during this time. This meeting offers residents an opportunity to connect with community officials and is open to everyone.

Clean ‘N Green with Us!

Join the Sauganash Community Association and Friends of the Parks for the “Clean ‘N Green” event on Saturday, April 26, from 10 AM to 12 PM at Sauganash Park. Bring work gloves, and you’ll receive cleaning and greening supplies, plus earn community service hours! Enjoy fun activities like chalk art, frisbee tossing, and kite flying—feel free to bring your own kite or chalk!

Calling for Volunteers!

Join in on the excitement by volunteering at our 4th of July Picnic! Seventh and eighth-grade middle school students can earn service credit, while adults can team up with friends to share in the fun! Sign up to volunteer today! www.signupgenius.com.

Sauganash Boundary Map

Almost 1,500 families call Sauganash home, nestled within an area defined by Devon Avenue to the north, the Edens Expressway to the west, Bryn Mawr Avenue to the south, and the Sauganash Trail to the east. The downtown area is just a quick 15-minute drive via the expressway, and the community enjoys excellent public transportation options.

Submit Aircraft Noise Complaints Via 311

Sauganash residents are encouraged to submit aircraft noise complaints to the Chicago Department of Aviation.

Official aircraft noise complaints can be submitted in two ways:

  • By calling the O’Hare Noise Hotline at 1-800-435-9569

  • Online via 311

These complaints are subsequently forwarded to the Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) solely for tracking purposes and will be included in the Airport Noise Management System reports.

About Our Organization

Learn more about Sauganash Community Organization and what we offer the community.