Lansing, MI, October 28, 2026 —

Delhi Township has ended its partnership with the Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP), one day after LEAP announced a $10 billion data center development plan for the township.

The township said the termination reflects its commitment to putting residents first. It also cited a lack of communication about the proposal, which was not discussed with the township board.

The announcement links the end of the partnership to the timing and communication surrounding the development plan. The available information does not specify when the partnership began, what services or projects it covered, or the terms under which it was ended.

LEAP announced the plan as a $10 billion data center development proposal for Delhi Township. The information provided does not describe the planned facility, identify its developer, give a proposed construction schedule, or state whether the plan has received approval. It also does not say whether the township has taken any action on permits or other development requirements.

The township’s statement identifies the board’s lack of discussion about the proposal as a concern. No additional comments from LEAP or details about communications between the partnership and township officials were provided. The available information also does not state whether the township plans to work with another economic development organization.

For now, the stated facts are limited to the partnership’s termination, the timing of LEAP’s announcement, the proposed project’s stated value, and the township’s explanation. Further details about the development plan and any next steps were not provided.


Story summarized from the original created by Lieza Klemm on lansingcitypulse.com, see more information here.

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