Council Member, Ward 3· 2024-2027
Adam Hussain
Lansing
About
Adam Hussain's platform centers on advocating for substantial and broad-ranging change within Lansing's city government, as highlighted during his council race.
Campaign promises (1)
- transparencyAdam Hussain called for "real" broad-ranging change in Lansing.Related votes
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 36
- Total speaking time
- 3:53:27
- Avg per meeting
- 6:29
- Segments
- 3320
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Top issues during term (16)(Business Jobs)
Virtual currency machine licensing
Operators would pay an annual licensing fee; details of the fee amount aren't set in this discussion.
Saginaw Street Corridor 2026 Activities
Costs include mural sponsorships and a vinyl wrap engagement with M3; specific figures were not stated.
Michigan Avenue Corridor 2026 activities update
Could become a budget priority in FY 2027/2028 if the city lacks staff to do the work.
Downtown Lansing, Inc. Board Appointment
Corridor banner installation delay
LEDC Budget and Economic Development
The agreement covers paid staff services for the authority, paid from its TIF funds — the exact rates weren't finalized in the materials.
Business grant program
Federal ARPA dollars may be shifted toward aesthetic and design improvements in the corridor.
Downtown Lansing Viability and Mikado Club
Possible $250,000 city allocation plus other funding sources; no dollars committed yet.
Children's Savings Program Grant (CEDAM)
Grant-funded, so no direct hit to the city budget.
Community Reinvestment Act rule changes
LDFA Budget FY 2027
Zero dollar impact to the City of Lansing.
Trinity Lutheran Church exterior improvement grant
The grant amount was not stated in the minutes.
Eastside Summer Festival and Fall Festival planning
The board adopted an event expenses resolution covering these activities; dollar amounts weren't stated.
$4.3M state grant for Reo Town
$4.3 million in state grant funds coming to Reo Town projects.
Old Town social district expansion
Could boost Old Town foot traffic and business sales, though figures weren't given.
Ovation Music Venue Construction
$28 million construction budget; $3.75 million spent so far; $12.5 million projected annual economic impact.
Decisions during term (0)
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