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Regional Leadership + Advocacy

REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
The LRCC advocates at every level of government to prioritize budgets
and focus on investing in the region’s infrastructure. Ensuring our
local, state, and federal levels of government properly invests in
infrastructure is vital to the Lansing region because it spurs economic
development and attracts businesses and people.
Example of Regional Infrastructure Project That Will Spur Economic
Development and Job Growth — Coleman Road Extension: The LRCC
and its partners across several different governmental jurisdictions
secured $7 million in the state budget process to extend and connect
Coleman Road to Wood Road under U.S. 127.

DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
ST. JOHNS
St. Johns / Glanbia Nutritionals Delta Twp / Lansing BWL East Lansing / Coleman Road
dairy processing facility Delta Energy Park Power Plant
127 Lansing / M-99 resurfacing project
Lansing / Red Cedar Project Delta Twp / Auto-Owners
Insurance headquarters Lansing / I-496 between I-96 and Old
Lansing / Capital City Market expansion Lansing Road
Lansing / State Capitol/ Delta Township / Delta Lansing / I-496 and Waverly Road
Heritage Hall Crossings mixed-use interchange improvements
69 Lansing / McLaren Greater development
96 Lansing health care campus Michigan State University /
Lansing / Temple Building STEM Facility
LANSING EAST LANSING
Lansing / U-Haul Michigan State University / $290 MILLION IN REGIONAL
Facility for Rare Isotope Beams
Lansing / Allen Neighborhood INFRASTRUCTURE
Center Facility East Lansing /
496 Downtown development
Lansing / Lansing Shuffleboard projects
& Social Club – Lansing City
Market redevelopment East Lansing / MSUFCU
downtown East Lansing office
Mason / Dart Container
technical and innovation
MASON center

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