Grand Ledge Police Department

Founded in 1985, the East Grand Rapids Department of Public Safety comprises of police and fire departments. Located in East Grand Rapids, Mich., it has a staff of more than 30 sworn personnel, who are cross-trained as police officers, fire fighters and medical responders, as well as civilian support staff and paid-on-call fire fighters. The department offers child safety seat inspection, neighborhood watch, and fire safety and prevention programs. It additionally provides law enforcement, air boat rescue, cardiopulmonary resuscitation training and medical emergency services. The department also offers fire inspection and investigation services for residential and commercial properties. In addition, it provides gun registration, local criminal background checking, bicycle patrolling and bike licensing services. The East Grand Rapids Department of Public Safety is a part of the City of East Grand Rapids, which operates finance, city services, and parks and recreation departments.

Grand Ledge High School is a public institution that offers educational and extracurricular programs to students in grades nine through 12. The school has an enrollment of more than 1,700 students and offers subjects, such as English, mathematics, science, foreign language, art and health. It also offers a range of sports activities to students, including basketball, cross country, football, soccer, swimming, wrestling, softball and volleyball. The school is affiliated with the Grand Ledge Public Schools and is located in Grand Ledge, Mich. The school district also operates elementary and middle schools. Additionally, it calls for partnerships with our parents and community to further the educational process.

The MSU Center for Community and Economic Development (CCED) is dedicated to fostering sustainable prosperity and equitable economies through collaborative partnerships and community engagement. By leveraging strategic partnerships, CCED works to co-create and apply innovative economic development strategies that enhance the quality of life in distressed communities throughout Michigan. With a focus on research initiatives such as the Domicology project, which aims to address structural abandonment and waste in construction, and the Lansing Area Particle Acceleration Cluster, CCED strives to promote resource optimization and economic opportunities. The center is committed to advancing Michigan State University's land-grant mission by disseminating valuable knowledge and fostering a responsive approach to community needs. Generated from the website