Chicago is getting a self-cleaning public restroom. Where is it, and when can it be used?
Chicago has installed its first self-cleaning public restroom near a West Town CTA station. The facility is not yet open, and officials have not provided a completion date or details on management and funding.
The West Town neighborhood now has the city's first public toilet. It's just not open for use yet. Ald. Daniel La Spata's (1st) office did not have an estimated completion date for when the toilet will be installed since the project was announced last October. But it has raised questions about how it will work, be managed, and who will pay for it. Here's what you need to know.Where can I find the toilet?Chicago's sole public bathroom popped up this week near the CTA Blue Line station in the…
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