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Rahm Emanuel July 27, 2011 public schedule. CTA safety with Forrest Claypool

By Sun-Times Wire

THE PUBLIC SCHEDULE FOR MAYOR RAHM EMANUEL JULY 27, 2011

Mayor Emanuel, Chicago Police Department Superintendent Garry McCarthy and Chicago Transit Authority President Forrest Claypool will discuss the Administration’s ongoing efforts to ensure the safety and security of residents in Chicago.

WHEN: 11:00 AM

WHERE: Ashland/Lake L Station

1601 W. Lake Street

Chicago, IL *

* There will be a media availability following this announcement.

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