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What residents are talking about in East Lansing public meetings, ranked by community engagement.
Greater Lansing Arts Council
Ordinance 1572 / Section 50-778
Ordinance 1572
300 W. Grand River Avenue special use permit
Use of force policy
Wet Weather Resilience Study
Southeast Marble Neighborhood Traffic Calming and Roundabout Installation
Red Cedar Roots Festival
Ridge Road Property Deed Restriction and Rental Ban
Cultural Arts Grant Program and Songwriting Contest
Bailey Area Flooding and Infrastructure
Police Body Cameras and Human Rights Commission Powers
Diverse Housing Regulations and Protest Petitions
Graduate Hotel Plaza Reconfiguration and Public Valet Parking
ELPD incident
Policing and excessive force
Policing in city
Police communication and support for chief
Business agenda item 6.1
Ordinance 1575 — parking minimums
ELPD incident / police chief resignation
Council leadership / ELPD incident
Personal experience with ELPD
Police chief resignation / racism
Tree removal violation appeal
Police chief resignation
ELPD incident / excessive force
ELPD
Police oversight
530 Albert Avenue Development
Police Chief and police department
Isiah Kirby
Police department
DEI office recommendation
Transparency and representation
Harassment allegations against City Manager
City Manager accountability
City leadership accountability
Leadership changes and accountability
Police leadership and community harm
Accountability and public comment
Officer-involved shooting video analysis
Racism and accountability
Kirby shooting and harassment allegations
Meadows' remarks on video footage
Police interactions and training
Policing and systemic issues
Isaiah Kirby footage and Chief Brown
Isaiah Kirby shooting and public comment rules
Police accountability and community trust
In the news
12 articlesRecent coverage of East Lansing from local and regional media.
City Offices to Close Wednesday, Nov. 11, in Observance of Veterans Day
City of East Lansing offices and facilities will be closed Wednesday, Nov. 11, in observance of Veterans Day.
Nov 9, 2026East Lansing Insider Podcast: Election Day in East Lansing
ELi editors talk about the results of federal, state and local elections.
Nov 9, 2026Hannah Community Center Elevator to Close for Modernization Project
The elevator at the East Lansing Hannah Community Center (ELHCC), 819 Abbot Road, will close for a modernization project beginning Monday, Oct. 12. The closure is expected to last approximately three weeks.
Nov 9, 2026City and MSU Collaborate to Install New Art in Downtown East Lansing
New art has been installed in Downtown East Lansing in collaboration with Michigan State University.
Nov 6, 2026After the First 48: Crowds, Costumes Could Complicate Investigations Into Halloween Shootings
The first 48 hours after major crimes are crucial, but police still have a variety of technological and forensic tools that can take plenty of time and labor to deploy.
Nov 6, 2026Half of East Lansing ballot proposals pass
Half of East Lansing ballot proposals pass The State News
Nov 4, 2026The Scenes From East Lansing’s Midterm Election
View ELi's gallery from around town during Tuesday's midterm election.
Nov 4, 2026East Lansing City Hall to Serve as Election Day Vote Center on Nov. 3
East Lansing City Hall, 410 Abbot Road, will serve as an Election Day Vote Center on Tuesday, Nov. 3, for same-day voter registration.
Nov 4, 2026Analyzing East Lansing’s Election: Turnout Was High; Student Votes Helped Sink a Proposal to Move Council Elections
More than 17,600 East Lansing residents cast a ballot in Tuesday's election.
Nov 4, 2026ELPD Investigation into Weekend Shootings Continues, Requests Info from Community
The East Lansing Police Department (ELPD) continues to investigate two shootings that took place over the weekend. There appears to be no threat to the general public and no connection between these two incidents.
Nov 4, 2026East Lansing, Michigan State Partnering to Host Data Week Events
The City of East Lansing and Michigan State University are partnering to offer informational events during the week of Oct. 19.
Nov 3, 2026