City of Lansing

Ionia County Juvenile Court, located in Ionia, Michigan, is a division of the 8th Circuit Court that handles juvenile delinquency proceedings, neglect and abuse cases, civil show cause proceedings, and provides diversion and prevention programs for county youth. The court ensures that fines, costs, and financial obligations are paid at the time of assessment, unless otherwise allowed by the court for good cause shown. With a dedicated team of professionals including Judge Robert S. Sykes, Jr., the Juvenile Division staff, and the Youth Service Bureau, Ionia County Juvenile Court aims to provide confidential and voluntary services to county youth aged 6 to 17 years old, while also serving as a resource for other county services.Generated from the website

The 240 sworn members of the Lansing Fire Department are charged with protecting the lives and property of more than 127,000 people. The department provides emergency response services, code enforcement, public education and ongoing training. It acts as a first responder to structure and vehicle fires, wild fires, medical emergencies, hazardous materials incidents and water rescues. The Lansing Fire Department responds to approximately 15,000 calls annually from its nine stations. Its fire prevention and investigation services include code enforcement, fire cause determination, public education and construction plans review. The training division manages more than 200 courses each year.

The Lansing Code Compliance Office in Lansing, MI is a government department responsible for enforcing property maintenance and nuisance regulations in the city. They conduct inspections, issue letters and placards, and handle rental registrations, abatements, and premise violations to ensure compliance with local codes and ordinances.Generated from the website