Author:Ronny Hardaway
Donald L. Hartill, Longtime Village Mayor, Passes Away
We are profoundly sad to announce that longtime Village of Lansing mayor, Donald L. Hartill, passed away overnight. We have no service details now, but please check back later. We will post details here as soon as possible. Mayor Hartill served as a Village of Lansing trustee from 1989 to 1993, as deputy mayor from …
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Planning Board Meeting May 27, 2025 at 7pm
The Planning Board holds meetings the second Monday and last Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM. All meetings are public meetings. All meetings are held in person at the Village Office and will be available to watch via Zoom. Contact the Code & Zoning Officer (codeofficer2@vlansing.org) for the link. Planning Board meeting dates can …
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Two CSC Task Force Reports Released
The Village’s Climate Smart Communities Task Force has released two reports related to the task force’s ongoing efforts to attain CSC Bronze Level certification. The first document, “Village of Lansing Building Energy Use (2019-2024),” reports the tracked energy use of the Village’s government buildings. By tracking the utility bill data in the State’s Energy Star …
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Google Survey for Village Comprehensive Plan
The Village of Lansing is updating its Comprehensive Plan to reflect the priorities of our Village residents and businesses. The Comprehensive Plan is a document that guides the Board of Trustees and other Village boards and committees to inform policies for the next decade of planning, including zoning and funding decisions. An important part of the …
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eBilling of Water and Sewer Bills is Available!
Bolton Point recently implemented eBilling of Village of Lansing water and sewer bills. If you are interested in receiving your bill via email, please sign up at boltonpoint.org/ebilling. PLEASE NOTE: You must provide your Bolton Point account number to complete this registration. All customers who have signed up for ebill or both ebill & paper …
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Lansing NPA Program Incentives Available Through June 2025
Town and Village of Lansing residents are eligible for NYSEG, New York State, and Federal incentives based on which Non-Pipes Alternatives zone they live in and how many BTUs of gas-fired equipment they would be willing to remove. Please refer to the slides, below, presented to the Village Board of Trustees on December 2nd. PLEASE …
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Village Plants 10,000 Flower Bulbs in Four Parks
On October 16, 2024, the Village of Lansing, working with Dr. William Miller (Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences) and Luke Thomas (tractor driver), planted 10,000 flower bulbs in four municipal parks: Philip Dankert Park – 2000 bulbsShannon Park – 2000 bulbsNed Hickey Park – 1500 bulbsMarian Hartill Park – 4500 bulbs The bulbs …
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Village Partners with SolarFarms NY
The Village of Lansing has become a clean energy partner with SolarFarms New York to help our residents or businesses save money (up to 5%) on your monthly electricity costs and to support our local community. Here is how it works once you enroll: (1) the solar farms in New York generate power from the …
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Clean Heating & Cooling Event Video
NYSEG has enhanced incentives for Lansing residents to install heat pumps. You may know that Lansing has a gas moratorium in effect—meaning no new gas connections and the need to reduce gas use overall to ensure reliability for everyone—but did you know that on top of heat pump incentives available to all its customers, NYSEG …
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Procedures for Village of Lansing Videoconferencing Law
Pursuant to Village of Lansing Code §49-5 (a) and New York State Public Officer’s Law §103-a, the procedures for the Village of Lansing Videoconferencing Law must be available online. To view the procedures, click the following link. Procedures for Videoconferencing Law