Peter Spadafore

Thank you to everyone who participated in this election and helped supported the Ingham Intermediate School District Special Education Facilities Bond.

With 56% of voters voting yes, our community made a meaningful investment in safe, accessible, and modern learning environments for students across Lansing and Ingham County.

The biggest winners are the children and families who will benefit from these improved spaces for years to come.

This morning I shared with the Council and interested parties the tentative schedule for meetings and action related to the Deep Green rezoning proposal. All of the meetings below will take place in the City Council chambers at Lansing City Hall.

March 9
Vote to Set the Public Hearing for Sale of City Property - (3/23)
Vote to set public hearing on Rezone (4/6)

March 23
Public hearing on buy-sell agreement/Sale of City Property.

April 6
Public hearing on rezone
Votes on rezone and sale of city property (at least 7 days post hearing)

Stop on by the Old Town Lansing Brrs, Beards, & Brews festival. Festivities go until 5 today (Saturday).

Update on Deep Green: I have informed the City Council that the final votes on the project will not take place on Monday, February 23. This will allow the incorporation of feedback of constituents and fellow members of the Council.

Deep Green and the City will work to address a procedural issue and to strengthen the agreements with the city to ensure verbal pledges are formally secured.

https://www.lansingstatejournal.com/story/news/local/2026/02/13/data-center-vote-lansing-delayed-procedural-issue-deep-green/88658259007/k

Vote on downtown Lansing data center delayed over 'procedural issue' The Lansing City Council's vote on whether to allow a data center in downtown will be pushed back to address a "procedural issue," officials said.