Parks & recreation · East Lansing, MI
East Lansing Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission
The East Lansing Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission advises staff on parks and recreation programs and operations, facilitates community feedback, and reviews budgets and plans. Commissioners meet monthly at the East Lansing Hannah Community Center.
Other East Lansing services
- City hallEast Lansing City HallThe East Lansing City Hall serves as a contact point for the city and houses an online feedback form for questions and comments.(517) 337-1731
- ClerkCity ClerkThe City Clerk's Office is responsible for the administration of elections, the management and preservation of the City's official documents, recording City Council minutes, processing business licenses, and coordinating Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.(517) 319-6914
- ElectionsEast Lansing Elections & votingThe city has an Election Commission which holds meetings. The general city contact information is provided.(517) 337-1731
- TreasurerTreasurerThe City of East Lansing Treasury office handles various payments, including property taxes, income taxes, and water and sewer bills. Payments can be made online, by mail, via outdoor drop boxes, or by phone.(517) 319-6872
- Trash & recyclingEast Lansing Trash & recyclingThe East Lansing Department of Public Works (DPW) has installed new recycling compactors at its drop-off facility, thanks to a state grant, to improve efficiency and the user experience. The facility is open 24/7 for community recycling.24 hours a day, seven days a week
- PoliceEast Lansing Police DepartmentThe East Lansing Police Department's Chief Jennifer Brown issued a statement regarding an incident outside Harper's, indicating that the department is committed to transparency and will release body-worn camera footage when it does not jeopardize the legal process.(517) 351-4220
