On June 18, 2025, the Chicago City Council approved a series of planning, development, and
business support measures during its latest session—signaling a continued commitment to
infrastructure growth and economic inclusion.
Among the key items introduced and passed were initiatives aimed at improving city
infrastructure and public services. The approved planning and development measures are part of
a broader urban strategy designed to enhance the quality of life in neighborhoods across
Chicago.
In a major move supporting local entrepreneurship, Mayor Brandon Johnson and the City
Council solidified their backing of veteran-owned businesses by making the Veterans Business
Enterprise Program permanent. The program, created to increase the participation of veteran-
run firms in city contracts, is now set to offer expanded and long-term opportunities.
“We are proud to make the Veterans Business Enterprise Program permanent and expand
opportunities for veteran-owned businesses,” Mayor Johnson said.
The council’s decision is seen as part of Chicago’s larger push to foster an inclusive and
equitable business climate, one that acknowledges and supports the contributions of veterans to
both the city and the economy.
Taken together, these actions underscore the city’s dual priorities of infrastructure development
and business inclusivity, reinforcing its long-term goals for sustainable urban growth and
diversified economic participation.
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