The City of Lansing supports civic organizations of all sizes and formations. There are no “official” groups, just those that wish to... More… The City of Lansing supports civic organizations of all sizes and formations. There are no “official” groups, just those that wish to be included on the City of Lansing materials. We have many civic organizations with overlapping boundaries and various levels of organizational formality. All are welcome, so long as their policies comply with the City of Lansing non-discrimination ordinances. More information on the non-discrimination ordinances can be found at the bottom of the page.Less…
The City of Lansing supports civic organizations of all sizes and formations. There are no “official” groups, just those that wish to... More… The City of Lansing supports civic organizations of all sizes and formations. There are no “official” groups, just those that wish to be included on the City of Lansing materials. We have many civic organizations with overlapping boundaries and various levels of organizational formality. All are welcome, so long as their policies comply with the City of Lansing non-discrimination ordinances. More information on the non-discrimination ordinances can be found at the bottom of the page. Please note that organizations must be located within the City of Lansing.Less…
Internships are for one semester, though there are opportunities to extend the internship to two semesters. The position is 10-15 hour... More… Internships are for one semester, though there are opportunities to extend the internship to two semesters. The position is 10-15 hour per week, paid, eligible for academic credit (if applicable to major and initiated by accepted applicant).Less…
The September 2019 City of Lansing Housing & Neighborhood Resource Summit is designed to support and connect City of Lansing residents... More… The September 2019 City of Lansing Housing & Neighborhood Resource Summit is designed to support and connect City of Lansing residents, neighborhood-based organizations, businesses and non-profit organizations. The Summit offers attendees the opportunity to network with partner organizations, neighborhood services and/or local businesses while learning about issues and opportunities in their community. Location: North Elementary 333 E. Miller Rd. Lansing, MI Access for display setup: Tuesday, September 24, 2019 beginning at 5:00 p.m. Tables are available to City departments, community organizations, non-profits and community associations on a first come, first serve basis. Tables will be in the concourse around the cafeteria/gym. Recognition during the summit will be given during a short presentation by City staff.Less…
Local businesses can complete this form to have their business added to the Ward Map.
Interested in piloting a neighborhood program designed to assist neighbors unable to clear their yard or walkway of hazards? Sign-up... More… Interested in piloting a neighborhood program designed to assist neighbors unable to clear their yard or walkway of hazards? Sign-up here.Less…
The Neighborhood News email list has hundreds of members and the information distributed is designed to be quickly cut and pasted into... More… The Neighborhood News email list has hundreds of members and the information distributed is designed to be quickly cut and pasted into your neighborhood communication pages or newsletters. Please send any information you'd like included in the weekly notes and I'll be happy to include. Less…
