Geoffrey Cubbage is a Policy and Budget Analyst at the Better Government Association. He focuses on the Illinois General Assembly and Chicago's City Council, covering themes such as elections, government, and public policy, with an emphasis on urban design and development. Geoffrey's work has been featured in Crain's Chicago Business, Chicago Tribune, and the Better Government Association.
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By: Geoffrey Cubbage
Snapshot: Appropriation & Staffing Changes from 2025 Budget
By: Geoffrey Cubbage
The Board of Ethics administers Chicago’s Governmental Ethics and Campaign Financing Ordinances. It is one of the city’s smallest departments, with a small staff assisting an appointed board.
By: Geoffrey Cubbage
The License Appeal Commission is a standalone adjudicatory body for hearings relating to business liquor licenses. It is the city’s smallest department by headcount and budget, with a single staff assistant on payroll.
By: Geoffrey Cubbage
Snapshot: Appropriation & Staffing Changes from 2025 Budget
By: Geoffrey Cubbage
The Board of Election Commissioners is established under state elections law and technically is part of the judicial branch, but receives operational funding from the City of Chicago. BoEC oversees Chicago’s polling places and ballot processes, including vote-by-mail.
By: Geoffrey Cubbage
The Department of Administrative Hearings is a quasi-judicial body authorized to administer hearings on ordinance violations that do not include a penalty of imprisonment. Administrative hearings offer an alternative to full court cases for low-level traffic violations, building code violations, and similar non-violent, city-level offenses.
By: Geoffrey Cubbage
Snapshot: Appropriation & Staffing Changes from 2025 Budget
By: Geoffrey Cubbage
The city treasurer is one of three elected city-wide officials, along with the mayor and the clerk. The treasurer manages the city’s bank accounts and pension and investment funds.
By: Geoffrey Cubbage
The city clerk is one of three elected city-wide officials, along with the mayor and the treasurer. The clerk’s office maintains city records, including legislation and other city council documents, vehicle and parking permits, city IDs, and amusement device and dog licenses.
By: Bryan Zarou
Represented by the MacArthur Justice Center, BGA and DuPage County service provider Radical Hospitality Ministries, has filed suit against elements of the judicial branch to force compliance with transparency requirements […]
