You Know You Wanna Name A Lansing City Snow Plow
Quit playing. Don t act like you don t.
Imagine the joy of seeing a snow plow (when and if they actually ever do use them) that you helped to name.
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Mind you, spring is pretty much here so you d have to wait until next winter to see the snow plow you named (and again.they d have to actually use it.on the streets.to plow snow.we re trying to say we really didn t see much of that this year).
Here s the rules:
now until Monday, March 15.
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So next week might prove a little challenging when this happens in East Lansing.
McConnell Adams, Townsquare Media Lansing
March 1st through the 14th, the City of East Lansing will be conducting a phone survey of its residents to find out more about police-community relations.
The purpose of the survey is to measure the perceptions of East Lansing residents regarding the function, operation and fairness of the East Lansing Police Department. This information is intended to help improve department operations and make future decisions regarding policy, training and allocation of resources. The survey is also intended to be re-administered over time to measure changes in resident perceptions. (cityofeastlansing)
Lansing Police Looking To Open Cold Case Unit
A law enforcement cold case is a police investigation where all leads have been exhausted. A case only a few months old basically turns into one. I love documentaries on the subject.
Plans to partner with the Detroit Crime Commission could help police in Lansing solve decades old murder cases according to wane.com. This will be great for families struggling with the loss of a loved one that was a victim of a violent crime.
Attention needs to be given to unsolved cases because for families there is an absence of justice, Lansing Police Chief Daryl Green said. Sheri Pruitt, whose 17-year-old son was slain in 2014, said the initiative is exciting and hopes it will bring answers and closure to her family. Her son, Richard, was struck after someone fired shots into the family’s home, Pruitt said.