Welcome to the Sauganash Community Association
The Sauganash Community Association is a non-profit organization focusing on uniting residents to promote the common good within our community.
Check out what’s happening in our community!
Submit Your Questions to State Representative Candidates!
The State Representative Candidate Forum will be hosted virtually via Zoom on June 1, 2022 at 7:00 PM. Residents are encouraged to submit candidate questions prior to the event at www.hnpca.org.
Join us for SCA Annual Open Meeting
All Sauganash residents are invited to join our annual open meeting via Zoom on Tuesday, May 17 at 7:00 PM. Residents can join in by dialing +1-312-626-6799, Meeting ID: 841 11552246, Passcode: 105810. Government representatives from various levels will share updates on services and programs available for constituents. Speakers from local schools, parks and city services will also be present, and community safety information will be available from the CPD 17th District. The 2022-2023 SCA Board of Directors election will also take place.
Coffee & Conversation with 17th District Commander
Mark your calendars and join 17th District Commander Michelene Alexa and local CPD officers for coffee & conversation on Wednesday, April 27th from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM at McDonald’s, 4546 N. Kedzie Ave. Coffee & conversation events help bring local police and residents together to better serve our community! For more information on this event or to contact 17th District Community Policing Office please call (312) 742-4588 or email caps017district@chicagopolice.org.
Be Green with SCA & SPAC!
Sauganash Community Association and the Sauganash Park Advisory Council are co-sponsoring “It’s Fun Being Green” family event Saturday, April 23, 10AM – 1PM at Sauganash Park. Supplies to help clean & green the park will be provided! Enjoy an afternoon filled with outdoor park activities, including chalk art and kite flying!
The SCA will provide chalk and some kites, but feel free to bring your own too! See you there!
Billy Caldwell (1780-1841): Chicago and the Great Lakes Trail
Join author Susan Kelsey as she shares the intriguing story of Billy Caldwell, a man of Native and Irish descent caught between two nations. Caldwell negotiated one of the largest land trades in American history which ceded more than 5 million acres to white settlers in the Chicago area resulting in the removal of thousands of Native Americans to “Indian Territory.” Kelsey’s latest book, Billy Caldwell (1780-1841): Chicago and the Great Lakes Trail, will be available for purchase and signing while supplies last. For more information on tickets and location of the event, click here.
Easter Egg Hunt Events in Sauganash
17th District Self Defense Class & Safety Tips
The 17th District Domestic Violence Sub-Committee is hosting a Self Defense Technique Class and sharing Street Safety Tips on Saturday, April 23rd from 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM at Independence Park Field House, 3945 N. Springfield. Those interested in attending can simply RSVP by April 20th to Officer Maryjane Parks at 312-742-4588 or by e-mail at CAPS.017District@chicagopolice.org. Comfortable clothing is recommended for the event.
North Park Community Meeting
Alderman Samantha Nugent invites Sauganash community residents to hear from Chicago Public Schools about a proposed Early Childhood Learning Center at North Park Village on Wednesday, March 30th, 4:00 PM, Building H Community Room, 5801 N. Pulaski Road.
Join the SCA Board Today!
Serving on the Sauganash Community Association Board is a great way to meet your neighbors, keep up with the latest neighborhood news, and give back to the community. This year’s Board of Directors will be elected and installed at the May 17th open community meeting. Association members who are interested in joining the Board for the 2022-2023 year can easily apply online at sauganash.org.
Mardi Gras Celebration!
Sauganash Boundary Map
Almost 1,500 families make Sauganash their home in an area bounded 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. Downtown is only 15 minutes away on the expressway, and the community is well served by public transportation
Submit Aircraft Noise Complaints Via 311
Sauganash residents are encouraged to submit aircraft noise complaints to the Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) via 311.
Official aircraft noise complaints include all complaints submitted via telephone to the O’Hare Noise Hotline 1-800-435-9569 or online via 311. Complaints are then forwarded to the Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) for tracking purposes only and will be included as data in the Airport Noise Management System reports.
About Our Organization
Learn more about the Sauganash Community Organziation and what we offer the community.
Meet the Board
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Our Events
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