About Zehra Quadri
I am running for alderman on my record of public service to the members of this community. Join with me to move the 50th Ward forward. Work with me to improve the quality of life for all residents. Support me in my efforts to expand educational, safety and economic opportunity and create jobs. I humbly ask that you work with me to create the ward of our dreams. I appreciate any and all of the support you have or will give me. Thank you!
Biography
Zehra Quadri came to the United States from India in 1987 with the hope for a new life for herself and her family. Responding to the lack of services for families and single mothers in her community, Zehra created ZAM’s Hope Community Resource Center in 2000 to provide programs such as after school activities for children, emergency food distribution, nutrition education, senior citizen services, job referrals and employment skill development and domestic abuse response. ZAM’s Hope has always been available to all residents without regard for religion, gender, ethnicity, disability, income or sexual orientation.
Read MoreMISSION & VISSION

Education
Develop alliances in City Council to secure more funding for schools without raising property taxes

Community Development
Work closely with the West Ridge Chamber of Commerce, residents, and business interests to create a comprehensive plan to reimagine, redevelop, and revive our business districts by refocusing efforts to establish profitable businesses that will attract customers (more retailing diversity, less duplicative retailing)

Public Safety
I have more than 15 years experience working with 24th District Police CAPS, and have been a member of the 24th District CAPS Advisory Board since 2002. Expand membership and area coverage of the Neighborhood Watch Expand community safety and crime education programs.

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Candidate for 50th Ward Alderman
Zehra Quadri
“Zehra Quadri came to the United States from India in 1987 with the hope for a new life for herself and her family. Responding to the lack of services for families and single mothers in her community, Zehra created ZAM’s Hope Community Resource Center in 2000 to provide programs such as after school activities for children, emergency food distribution, nutrition education.”