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Neighborhood assembly set for March 7; expungement clinic scheduled March 28 at Dolton Public Library

Municipal announcements (unspecified governing body) ยท February 25, 2026
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Summary

An unidentified municipal speaker announced a neighborhood assembly hosted with Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago, Inc. on March 7 and an expungement clinic on March 28 at Dolton Public Library; preregistration and contact details were provided.

An unidentified municipal official (Speaker 1) announced two community events during a brief set of municipal announcements: an interactive neighborhood assembly on Saturday, March 7, and an expungement clinic on Saturday, March 28 at Dolton Public Library.

The neighborhood assembly is scheduled to open at 10 a.m. at the Village of Hazelcrest Municipal Building, with doors opening at 9:15 a.m. Community connection time is listed from noon to 1 p.m. Speaker 1 described the March 7 session as "a space to share lived experience and what matters most in everyday life," and said it is "not a presentation or a debate, but a chance to listen, reflect, and learn from one another." The assembly is hosted by Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago, Inc. in partnership with the Southland Development Authority, and Speaker 1 said local leaders and key stakeholders will be present.

Speaker 1 also announced an expungement session organized by Sewell Point LLC for March 28 at Dolton Public Library, 14037 Lincoln, running from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. "You have to pre register," Speaker 1 said, adding that walk-ins are not being accepted. For preregistration and questions, Speaker 1 provided a phone number, 708-476-7951, and an email address, tbrown@vodalton.org.

Printed flyers for the neighborhood assembly were noted as available on the back tables. The announcements concluded with brief acknowledgments among meeting participants. No votes, motions, or formal actions were recorded in the transcript of this segment.

Next steps: residents interested in either event should preregister for the expungement clinic as advised and consult the printed flyers or the provided contact details for further information.