Neighborhood Partnerships Initiative City Liaisons

The City of East Lansing provides City staff liaisons to neighborhoods as part of the Neighborhood Partnerships Initiative. These liaisons work one-on-one with neighborhood associations to create important two-way dialogue. The liaisons also provide support to neighborhoods by creating a personal link to City Hall.

The idea behind the liaisons is to provide neighbors with the tools and information necessary to work with other neighbors, take on new projects and become more actively engaged in their neighborhood. The specific role of a City staff liaison is to:

• get to know the neighborhood, its officers and residents.
•  put a name and a face to City government by creating a working relationship with their assigned neighborhood associations.
• attend neighborhood association meetings and events as necessary.
• serve as the primary point of contact for any questions or concerns from the neighborhood association or individual residents.
• provide important information to neighborhood associations on City services and programs.

Liaisons

Staff Liaisons	Neighborhood Associations
Pablo Majano	Red Cedar Neighborhood Association
Mikell Frey	Southeast Marble Neighborhood Association
Elaine Hardy	Glencairn Neighborhood Association Tamarisk Neighborhood Association Oakwood Neighborhood Association
Annette Irwin	Whitehills Neighborhood Association Hagadorn Hills Condominium Association
Wendy Longpre	Hawk Nest Neighborhood Association
Marie Wicks	Harrison Meadows Neighborhood Association Chesterfield Hills Neighborhood Association
Amy Schlusler	Bailey Community Association Avondale Neighborhood Association Eagle Eye Condominiums
Kristin Shelley	Pinecrest Neighborhood Association
Eilis Seide	Brookfield Heritage Neighborhood Association Hawthorn Neighborhood Association Bailey Community Association
Jason Shoup	Walnut Heights Neighborhood Association