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Pam Boyd is as close as your phone whenever you need help. Her contact information can be found at the bottom of this page. Besides holding regular public meetings to keep residents informed, Pam Boyd believes in empowering residents. That why she created five volunteer committees. Any resident of the ward can volunteer to serve on one of the committees to ensure residents’ voices are heard, sets goals, and help work to accomplish them. These five committees are: Housing, Safety, Sanitation, Clergy Partnership, and Education.

Results

As Alderwoman Pam Boyd invested money in Greg Carter Park, added a concession stand to serve the baseball fields, and put lighting around the park to improve safety. She has seen that over 300 nuisance properties were demolished. Pam worked for the survival of the Imperial Building, talking to developers. Worked with Starr LLC to expand the Senior Center building in our ward, to house 30 seniors in two-bedroom apartments and supported Care Plus Development for a senior facility.

Pam worked with residents to create a traffic-calming project. She sponsored a Housing Conference to educate residents about services regarding their properties.
To help reduce crime, Pam Boyd coordinated a call to action by the Safety Committee to Mayor, Safety Director, and Chief of Police and has worked building relations with the Sixth District.

Alderwoman Pam Boyd sponsored Blitz with the City to address vacant properties, high grass, drugs, and other quality-of-life issues. She was aggressive in dealing with slum landlords and assisted in building block units and bringing services to 5900-6000 Lucille Thekla.