Into the neighborhoods
Gery Chico, a former chief of staff to the mayor, comments on Daley's efforts to balance different neighborhoods' needs:
Neighborhood visits and ward walks
Daley spoke to a number of local houses of worship. Clay Evans, pastor at Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church, discusses one of Daley's many visits to his congregation:
Daley accompanied individual aldermen on "ward walks" to learn about each ward's unique needs. Read the schedule for one ward walk in 1994:
Office of Inquiry and Information
Daley used the Office of Inquiry and Information to learn about neighborhood needs. His father, Mayor Richard J. Daley, had created this office in 1955 to hear and follow up on citizen complaints.
Terry Teele, who headed the office (1991-1996), explains that it took "the pulse of" local communities:
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- Mayor Richard M. Daley's visit to the third ward
- Richard M. Daley speaks at Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church
- Richard M. Daley in Bronzeville
- Reverend Clay Evans remembers Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley's first visit to his church
- Gery Chico explains Mayor Richard M. Daley's emphasis on treating Chicago's neighborhoods equally
- Terry Teele discusses Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley's Office of Inquiry and Information