Imani Village Senior Residence ribbon cutting (2025-11-13)

CTL-E-4047 · Event · opening · 2025

PROVISIONAL evidence grade of this record

Ribbon cutting for the 70-unit Imani Village Senior Residence in Pullman, led by Mayor Brandon Johnson, Ald. Michelle Harris, and Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III.

Notes

RELP92 supporting event entity; events.json CTL-EVT-022004.

Relationships

Imani Village — held at
The November 13, 2025 ribbon cutting for the 70-unit Imani Village Senior Residence was part of the larger Imani Village project developed by Trinity United Church of Christ.
Otis Moss III — related to
Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III joined Mayor Brandon Johnson and Ald. Michelle Harris for the Imani Village Senior Residence ribbon cutting.
Pullman — held at
The Imani Village Senior Residence adds 70 new affordable homes to Chicago's Pullman area.

Sources

City of Chicago - Mayor Johnson Cuts Ribbon on Imani Village Senior Residence (2025-11-13)

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