Lansing, MI, October 26, 2026 —

Lansing is seeking public feedback through a new survey on the potential renaming of Cesar E. Chavez Avenue. The survey concerns a possible change to the avenue’s name; the information provided does not indicate that a renaming decision has been made.

Details about the survey are limited. The information provided does not identify the group or agency administering it, explain how residents can participate, or state when the survey opened or when responses are due. It also does not specify the reason the possible renaming is being considered or describe any alternative names.

The scope of the request is therefore clear only at a general level: Lansing is asking for feedback on whether Cesar E. Chavez Avenue should potentially be renamed. The survey’s questions, response options and intended role in any decision-making process have not been provided.

No outcome or next step is stated. The available information does not say whether officials will make a decision after the survey, whether additional public input is planned, or when any decision might be announced. It also does not provide results or indicate how many responses have been received.

Until more information is available, the survey should be understood as a request for public feedback on a potential name change, not confirmation that the avenue will be renamed. Further details about participation, timing and the process remain unspecified.


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