24th Ward Alderman Michael Scott Jr. resigns from Chicago City Council

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Alderman Michael Scott Jr. has resigned from Chicago City Council.

CHICAGO -- Alderman Michael Scott Jr., of the 24th Ward, announced Tuesday morning he is resigning from his position.

He said the ward, which encompasses much of the Lawndale neighborhood, is poised for a major renaissance; although, it has seen its share of losses, including public safety, resources and the COVID pandemic."I have personally worked extremely hard to address these issues, and at times at the detriment of my own family. And after much thought and consideration, I have made the difficult decision to resign from my elected role of Alderman," he said.

 

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Couldn’t help it

who did he f*ck over

aldermanscott24 Thank you for serving our city. Your one of the Good Guys. You will be missed.

The reputation of chicago politics has everyone thinking corruption.

Who is he? Unknown and Never Sent him represent Black People

Beetle juice

What scandal is pending?

Yet another federal indictment pending?

That’s what she …… Never mind

Great Scott! Junior

Hell of a name

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