City Hall is located at 201 John Street, Lansing, IA 52151
City Hall is open Monday through Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm
City Hall Phone: 563-538-4757
The Lansing City Council meets on the first and third Monday of each month at 7:00PM at City Hall
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Access Past Meeting Minutes to stay updated on the discussions, decisions, and outcomes of previous city council meetings. These records provide a transparent view of how community matters are addressed. We are continually uploading additional past meeting minutes as time allows to ensure comprehensive access for our community.
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Our Public Notices section includes important information regarding ordinances, zoning changes, permits, and other matters that may impact residents and businesses. We are committed to keeping the community informed and involved in local governance.
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Mayor: Michael Verdon
Term ends 12/31/2027
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Mike Manning - Term ends 12/31/2025 - Click to Send an Email
Steve Murray - Term ends 12/31/2025 Click to Send an Email
Stan Schwartzoff - Term ends 12/31/2025 - Click to Send an Email
Corey Richards - Term ends 12/31/2027 - Click to Send an Email
Benjamin Ghelf - Term ends 12/31/2027 - Click to Send an Email
Streets, Alleys, Sidewalks: Manning, Richards
Water, Sewer, Lights: Ghelf, Murray
Grounds, Buildings, Parks, Marina: Manning, Murray
Swimming Pool, Summer Rec: Murray, Schwartzoff
Budget, Planning, Development: Manning, Ghelf
Public Safety Ordinance: Richards, Ghelf
Admin: Richards, Schwartzoff
Personnel: All Council Members
Mayor Pro Tem: Manning
City Clerk - Teresa Severson
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 563-538-4757
Deputy City Clerk - Liz Jones
Director: Derva Burke
563-538-4693
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Website: Lansing Library
Phone: (563) 538-4693
The Lansing Urban Revitalization Plan aims to encourage property development and revitalization within designated areas by offering property tax incentives. Eligible improvements include residential, historic, and multifamily developments, with tax exemptions lasting 5-8 years, depending on the property type.
If you would like to learn more, please see the full tax abatement details here.
For questions or an application please reach our the City of Lansing's Office.
The City of Lansing is partnering with Upper Explorerland Regional Planning Commission (UERPC) to help connect residents with job-related training and career opportunities! If you are a low to moderate-income resident in the region, there are valuable resources available to support your career growth.
Learn more here by clicking here.