Marty Quinn
Coverage of Marty Quinn in the Nexus archive.
- Should City Seek Compensation For Midway Blitz? 7 Ballot Referendums Advanced By Council
Chicago City Council advanced seven advisory referendum questions for upcoming elections, including compensation for federal immigration enforcement costs and reinstating gunshot detection technology. Two of Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposals were blocked by the council's rules committee, which approved four questions for the November election and three for the February 2024 municipal election.
- Alderman Marty Quinn to retire from Chicago City Council after 15 years
Alderman Marty Quinn will retire from Chicago City Council after 15 years. He represents the Southwest Side 13th Ward.
- Alderman Marty Quinn will not be seeking reelection | ChicagoLIVE
13th Ward Alderman Marty Quinn has decided not to seek reelection and is retiring from City Council. He reflects on his time in office and explains the factors behind his decision to retire.
- Ald. Marty Quinn to not seek reelection
Alderperson Marty Quinn has announced he will not seek a fifth term on Chicago's city council. He took over the 13th Ward seat from Frank Olivo in 2011 and was reelected three times. Quinn stated he 'left it all out on the field' and is no longer pursuing the position.
- City Gives Final OK To Buy Greyhound Bus Station
Chicago City Council approved the purchase of the Greyhound bus station at 630 W. Harrison St. for $19.2 million, expanding the Canal/Congress TIF district to fund the acquisition and future improvements. The 38-10 vote followed debates over city finances and transportation access, with some alderpeople opposing the purchase due to budget concerns while others emphasized the need for affordable transit options.