10 Signs Your Lansing Landlord Might be Krampus - with guest Mia Murphy

During the December 8th Lansing city council meetings the public spoke to council about the importance of finding a good place, that works for everyone, for a proposed temporary housing community. Council debated the fairness of rolling back red tag fees on houses actively being renovated. Old town business owners had mixed feelings about expanding the tax boundary for their shopping district. Local and out of state redevelopers gave persuasive presentations asking for tax breaks. Der Krampus kommt, um dein Haus und dein Geld zu holen!Our guest, Mia Murphy, works as the Chief Policy Officer at the non-profit Michigan Association of State Universities, she also serves on the board of the Salus center - an organization that serves the  inclusive 2SLGBTQIA+ community in the greater Lansing area, and she earned her PhD in higher, adult, & lifelong education from Michigan State University.Learn more about the Salus Center:https://www.saluscenter.org/Here’s the site for A Place For Us - plans for an LGBTQ+ affirming homeless shelter in Lansing:https://www.ap4ulansing.org/Find meeting issues maps and bingo results from the meetings on the podcast’s patreon page here:https://www.patreon.com/whatLansingCouncilCheck out the Lansing City Council here:https://www.lansingmi.gov/186/City-Council