Lansing, MI

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	City of Lansing Traffic Advisories	Sign up for traffic and construction updates from the Lansing Public Service Department. View Previous Messages
	COVID-19 Rescue Fund All Unsuccessful Combined	View Previous Messages
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	COVID-19 Rescue Fund Grant Awardees	View Previous Messages
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	COVID-19 Rescue Fund Rejection	View Previous Messages
	COVID-19 Rescue Fund Rejection Combined	View Previous Messages
	COVID-19 Rescue Fund Treasury Issue Rejection	View Previous Messages
	Flood Warning Notification	Updates residents and community members about the level of the river gauges in and around Lansing.
	Going PRO Talent Fund	View Previous Messages
	Grand River Environmental and Flood Mitigation Workgroup
	Lansing Living Digital Magazine	Stay connected with the City of Lansing by signing up to receive a copy of Lansing Living, a City of Lansing publication combining the Lansing Parks and Recreation Activities Guide, the Capital Area Recycling and Trash (CART) Greensheet, as well as other important information and event details. View Previous Messages
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	Lansing Small Businesses	City of Lansing Small Business email list View Previous Messages
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	One and All Email List	View Previous Messages
	One and All Launch	View Previous Messages
	One-Way to Two-Way Conversion Project Email List	This email list is compiled of individuals—stakeholders and property owners—who have opted to receive informational updates on the one-way to two-way conversion project planned to happen downtown Lansing.
	Press Release Subscribers	View Previous Messages
	Public Service E-Bill Customers	View Previous Messages
	Rescue Fund Rejection	View Previous Messages
	Rescue Fund Treasury Rejection	View Previous Messages
	Small Business & Partners	View Previous Messages
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	Small Business Grants Apps Eligible	View Previous Messages
	Small Business Webinar List	View Previous Messages
	Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters	ListServ for the Mid-Michigan/Region 1 VOAD workgroup.

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Method	List Name	Description
	Emergency Alerts

▼ News Flash

Method	List Name	Description
	Home - Latest News
	IT
	Mayor Schor Announces Launch of Operation Slow Down	Mayor Andy Schor today announced the implementation of Operation Slow Down, a program designed to reduce speeding and reckless driving behaviors on Lansing streets. The City of Lansing has recently heard from an increased number of residents who have expressed concerns over significant speeding throughout the city, specifically in neighborhoods. Mayor Andy Schor’s Office, the Lansing Police Department and Lansing Public Service Department have put together resources to assist residents when they see speeding in their neighborhood. “Lansing residents expect their neighborhood streets to be safe and the City takes complaints about hazardous driving seriously. The Lansing Police Department will redirect patrols to address hazardous driving violations, such as speeding and reckless driving, within our neighborhoods. We will also offer traffic calming options through the Lansing Public Service Department. We’ve created a resource on the City of Lansing’s website that will help guide residents through this process,” said Mayor Andy Schor. The Lansing Police Department will dedicate resources to address hazardous driving violations, such as excessive speed - especially in residential neighborhoods, improper passing from the center left turn lane, aggressively weaving through traffic and cutting through businesses to avoid an intersection. Violators will be subject to a civil infraction with the fines ranging from $130 to $250, depending on the violation. If not posted, state statute says that the speed limit on residential streets is 25 mph. “The Lansing Police Department is dedicated to promoting safe driving and reducing traffic collisions and traffic related fatalities. We are actively enforcing posted speed limits and remind all motorists to abide by the traffic laws or be subject to penalties,” said Lansing Police Chief Daryl Green. Traffic calming measures to deliberately slow down traffic in residential areas are also available to residents. Some traffic calming measures include speed bumps, speed humps, curb extensions, police enforcement, radar trailers, raised crosswalks, raised intersections, traffic circles, parking on both sides of the street and others. In order to report violations, ask for focused patrols, and request traffic calming measures, residents must first submit a form that includes contact information and details regarding the street to be evaluated. The proposed area must be a minimum of one block. After completing the form, residents must print the Traffic Calming Petition, which can be found at www.lansingmi.gov/calmingpetition, and collect signatures from at least 25% of households in the proposed area. Completed petitions are then mailed or faxed to the Public Service Department. Signatures must be collected by residents as City staff is unavailable to assist in this task. Streets that qualify as either emergency or truck routes are not eligible to be petitioned. For more information on traffic calming, to request traffic calming measures and/or request an LPD speed trailer in your neighborhood, visit www.lansingmi.gov/traffic or call Mayor Andy Schor’s Office at 517-483-4141 ext. one to speak with the Citizen Advocate.
	Mayor's Office - State of the City 2019

▼ Calendar

Method	List Name	Description
	Baker Neighborhood Organization
	Cherry Hill
	Forest View Neighborhood Association
	IT
	Main Calendar
	Neighborhood and Citizen Engagement
	Neighbors of Scott Woods
	Parks Events

▼ Agenda Center

Method	List Name	Description
	Ad Hoc Committee on Diversity
	AD HOC Committee on Housing & Resident Safety
	Ad Hoc on Committee Supplier Diversity
	Alert Center
	Board of Ethics
	Board of Fire Commissioners	The Board shall establish administrative rules for the organization and overall administration of the Fire Department.
	Board of Police Commissioners
	Board of Public Service	Advises regarding the maintenance of City streets, storm and sanitary sewers, and waste disposal services and facilities. View Previous Messages
	Board of Review	The Board of Review hears and renders decisions relative to property valuation/assessment appeals in accordance with state law and/or City ordinance.
	Board of Water and Light
	Board of Zoning Appeals
	Building Board of Appeals	Building Board of Appeals
	City Council
	Committee of the Whole
	Committee on City Operations
	Committee on Development & Planning
	Committee on Equity Diversity and Inclusion
	Committee on General Services
	Committee on Intergovernmental Relations
	Committee on Personnel
	Committee on Public Safety
	Committee On Ways And Means
	Demolition Board/Code Enforcement
	Downtown Lansing Inc. (Principal Shopping District)	Oversees the revitalization efforts within the Principal Shopping District boundaries, which stretch from l-496 in downtown to Clinton Street in Old Town. PSD oversees and manages the PSD "A" District Maintenance Contracts.
	Economic Development Corp LEDC -Brownfield Redevelopment Authority LBRA- Tax Increment Finance Auth
	Elected Officers Compensation Commission
	Election Commission
	Electrical Board of Appeals
	Employees' Retirement System
	Historic District Commission
	Human Relations and Community Services Advisory Board	The Human Relations and Community Services Advisory Board or HRCS Advisory Board works to foster mutual understanding and respect among all groups in the City and promote essential human services to meet citizens needs within the community.
	Lansing Brownfield Redevelopment Authority LBRA	Lansing Brownfield Redevelopment Authority LBRA
	Lansing Building Authority	Lansing Building Authority
	Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP)
	Lansing Economic Development Corp LEDC	Lansing Economic Development Corp LEDC
	Lansing Entertainment and Public Facilities Authority	An independent authority responsible for the overall management and supervision of the Lansing Center, Lansing City Market, and Cooley Law School Stadium.
	Lansing Housing Commission
	Lansing Park Board
	Lansing Tax Increment Finance Authority	Lansing Tax Increment Finance Authority
	Local Development Finance Authority (LDFA)	Also known as the Lansing Regional SmartZone (LRSZ), the Lansing Development Finance Authority (LDFA) is a cooperative effort with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) to stimulate growth of technology-based businesses in the Lansing area.
	Mayor's Arts and Culture Commission	The Vision of the Arts Commission is that the quality of life in Lansing will be optimized through the inclusion of arts and culture.
	Mayor's Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Council
	Mayor's Lansing Veterans Commission
	Mayor's Neighborhood Advisory Board (NAB)
	Mayor's Office
	Mechanical Board of Appeals
	Medical Marihuana Commission
	Memorial Review Board
	Michigan Avenue Corridor Improvement Authority	The Michigan Avenue Corridor Improvement Authority develops programs and projects for improving the Michigan Avenue corridor, such as capital improvements and beautification, transportation, business recruitment and retention, marketing and promotion.
	North Grand River Corridor Improvement Authority
	Planning Board
	Police & Fire Retirement System
	Saginaw Street Corridor Improvement Authority	Saginaw Street Corridor Improvement Authority
	South MLK Jr. Blvd. Corridor Improvement Authority