Karessa Weir Wheeler Endorses Chuck Grigsby for East Lansing City Council

Why I’m voting for Chuck Grigsby: I have known Chuck for several years through our mutual activities at Glencairn Elementary School. In that time, I have found Chuck to be a tireless and enthusiastic advocate for the city of East Lansing. He has worked hard to improve the relations with law enforcement in the city and increasing our commitment to human rights. I am grateful for his strong environmental commitment and his willingness to put even more time into our great city. Karessa Weir Wheeler Resident of East Lansing and former Historic District Commissioner from the Oakwood Neighborhood

Matt Kazmierski Endorses Chuck Grigsby for East Lansing City Council

I strongly support Chuck Grigsby for East Lansing City Council. Chuck has proven that he deeply cares about the East Lansing community - by being very active in local schools, organizations, and committees, and by stepping up to address and engage in very important issues within our area. Chuck is great at listening to various interests and voices, and seeing the big picture - allowing him to come up with goals and solutions that benefit us all, rather than a select few. Therefore, I trust that Chuck will be a great representative for the people of East Lansing, and will be casting my vote for him on November 2nd.   Matt Kazmierski, EL resident since 2013

Noel Garcia Endorses Chuck Grigsby for East Lansing City Council

I am voting for Chuck Grigsby because he is tireless in his efforts to ensure equal treatment for everyone in our great city. I have witnessed this tenacity while serving on the community interview panel to select the Chief of Police. I have witnessed this energy and commitment when he chaired the Study Committee on Independent Police Oversight. Without fail, Chuck puts the people of East Lansing first, and he has my complete faith and support.   Noel Garcia   Former Chairman of the Hispanic Latino Commission of Michigan Member of the East Lansing Study Committee on an Independent Police Oversight Commission

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