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2020-2021 OPCC meeting schedule
*all meetings are virtual unless otherwise noted
2020
2020
- Monday, September 21, 7 PM, OPCC Advisory Board Meeting
- Monday, November 16, 7 PM, OPCC Advisory Board Meeting
- Monday, February 15, 7 PM, OPCC Advisory Board Meeting (also President's Day)
- Monday, April 19, 7 PM, OPCC Advisory Board Meeting – Selection of 2021 Jr. Citizen Award
- Monday, May 17, 7 PM, OPCC General Meeting – Presentation of 2021 Jr. Citizen Award
- Sunday, July 4, Independence Day
- Monday, August 16, 7 PM, OPCC Advisory Board Meeting
Thank you to our supporters and sponsors
Dairy Queen co-owners Tom Siciliano and Jeff Malarski hand out watermelon and Dilly Bars they donated to the community at the Independence Day Children's Bicycle Parade.
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YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CLUB.
The Oriole Park Community Club (OPCC) is a volunteer-based, non-political association of community members dedicated to fostering the general welfare of the Oriole Park neighborhood in Chicago. We hold bi-monthly public meetings, usually in the Oriole Park field house. We host invited speakers, sponsor Oriole Park's annual 4th of July parade, sponsor tax appeal seminars. We work closely with 41st Ward Alderman Anthony Napolitano and the City of Chicago to make infrastructure improvements and zoning decisions as part of the 41st Ward Zoning Advisory Committee. OPCC is an important link to community institutions, local schools, churches, library, park, police and fire fighters.
The Oriole Park Community Club (OPCC) is a volunteer-based, non-political association of community members dedicated to fostering the general welfare of the Oriole Park neighborhood in Chicago. We hold bi-monthly public meetings, usually in the Oriole Park field house. We host invited speakers, sponsor Oriole Park's annual 4th of July parade, sponsor tax appeal seminars. We work closely with 41st Ward Alderman Anthony Napolitano and the City of Chicago to make infrastructure improvements and zoning decisions as part of the 41st Ward Zoning Advisory Committee. OPCC is an important link to community institutions, local schools, churches, library, park, police and fire fighters.
