The City of East Lansing is considering a new park millage to manage its 2026 budget

The City of East Lansing is considering a new park millage to manage its 2026 budget

Maintaining parks could soon cost neighbors in East Lansing a bit more as the city considers a parks millage to help get its budget back on track. The city currently has a projected deficit of around $3.1 million for its 2026 budget. One way the city may look to reduce it's budget is reallocating funds from the parks department, and asking neighbors to vote on a millage in August. Video shows perspective from the City Manager as well as neighbor…

City Officials Dive into Budget at Town Hall - East Lansing Info

With the city slated to operate under a $3.1 million deficit next year, city leaders are looking for ways to cut spending or raise revenue.