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The Uptown Special Service Area (SSA) #34 is launching a Security Rebate Pilot Program to enhance security for businesses and properties within its boundaries. The program offers grants that reimburse 50% of qualifying expenses, up to $1,000, for licensed businesses, property owners, and condominium associations. Applications are limited to five at a time and must meet specific requirements, including installation of surveillance systems linked to the City of Chicago's emergency management network. Eligible expenses include installation costs and equipment purchases, while ongoing monitoring costs are ineligible. The application process involves submission for approval before project initiation.

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