Mayor Brandon Johnson Selects Anthony Joel Quezada to Fill 35th Ward Aldermanic Vacancy

Mayor Brandon Johnson has appointed Anthony Joel Quezada to fill the vacant aldermanic seat for Chicago's 35th Ward, following the resignation of the previous officeholder. Quezada, known for his active involvement in local non-profit organizations and community initiatives, is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the Cook County Board of Commissioners. His selection reflects Mayor Johnson's commitment to responsive governance and community engagement. Quezada aims to tackle significant issues in the ward, such as public health and urban development, drawing from his extensive background in civic participation. The mayor's decision has garnered positive reactions from residents, who are eager for improved representation and advocacy.

With a focus on collaboration with local organizations like the Chicago Botanic Garden and the Civic Committee, Quezada is poised to enhance the ward's quality of life. His appointment signals a new era of leadership in the 35th Ward, emphasizing the importance of community voices in local politics. As he takes office, the community looks forward to his contributions to the Chicago Metropolitan Area.