LANSING, Mich. — City of Lansing buildings will reopen for in-person services on July 12, the same day the city’s state of emergency officially ends.
Mayor Andy Schor said in a press release that its been a “challenging 460 days for residents” and thanked them for their continued patience while city officials navigated the pandemic.
Lansing City Council President Peter Spadafore said, “We have endured a lot over the last year and because of cooperation and hard work, it’s time to move from surviving the pandemic to thriving in the Capital City.”
A schedule for hours of operation is still in the works.
Residents are being encouraged to go to each individual department’s website to get an update.
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