The Lansing Police Department will continue to search for a permanent home after signing the lease on a temporary location in a building on the south side owned by the Lansing School District. The city begins a four-year lease with the Hill Center in July, and plans to move police operations from their current location at the Motor Wheel building.
According to excerpts from the article:
"Under the agreement, the city will not pay rent for the first two years. But it will spend $800,000 to renovate the building for police use. That work will include basic upgrades such as paint, carpet and technology, police Chief Mike Yankowski said. The department also will create locker, workout, break and interview rooms."
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