Each year, people celebrate Halloween with trick-or-treating, parties, candy, and sometimes drinking. Around Halloween, drivers should expect more pedestrians on the roads and in unexpected places. To stay safe, follow these tips:
#SafeHalloween #HalloweenSafety #HalloweenTips
Partygoers 🎃:
🍬 Before drinking, choose a designated driver or schedule a rideshare, ride-hailing, or taxi service.
As Pedestrian Safety Month wraps up, we’re sharing this guide to help pedestrians and drivers stay safe! 🚶♂️🚦
Roads should get you where you need to go safely. Let's drive responsibly so pedestrians can reach their destinations safely.
PC: @NHTSAgov
#PedestrianSafety
Do you have unused or expired medications at home? 💊
Bring them to a Take Back Day collection site this Saturday, October 24, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Visit loom.ly/V_WbBJA to learn more and find a collection site near you!
It is National Teen Driver Safety Week, and we want to remind parents that there are many ways to help your teen driver.
With your help, teens can become smarter, safer drivers. 🚗🚦
#TeenDriverSafety #NTDSW
Visit Michigan.gov/TeenSafeDriving to access the Teen Driving Parental Toolkit, which includes ways to get involved, fact sheets on speeding and weather conditions, defensive driving programs, and resources to help you teach your teen to drive.
Tri-County Planning retweeted
Traffic Advisory: Starting at approx. 9:00 am on Saturday, October 24, Michigan Ave from Cedar St to Larch St will be closed for the Lansing Chili Cook-Off.
The closure is expected to last until approx. 10:00 pm on Saturday, October 24.
See advisory: lansingmi.gov//traffic-advis…

ALT This is a map for a traffic advisory in Lansing. Michigan Avenue from Cedar Street to Larch Street will be closed for the Lansing Chili Cook-Off. A blue route is marked for eastbound detours, and a red one for westbound detours. Key landmarks and streets are labeled, with a logo for the City of Lansing in the corner. The closure is set for October 24, 2026, from 9:00 am to approximately 10:00 pm. Additional information and a contact number are provided.
Every school day, millions of children board a yellow school bus—the safest way to get to and from school. But safety doesn’t end at the bus doors. When the red lights flash and the stop arm extends, we all face a simple choice: stop. 🚫
#NationalSchoolBusSafetyWeek2026
Learn more at loom.ly/QzmkGjQ.
PC: @SaferRoadsUSA
MIC is conducting an online survey to help shape a new statewide guide that explains how essential infrastructure systems work, who maintains them, and how decisions about improvements are made.
Take the survey now through Friday, October 30, at loom.ly/6Xman74. 📃
🚧 @MDOT_LanJxn issued a permit for @ConsumersEnergy to close M-43 (Grand River Avenue) at Dietz Road for maintenance starting Monday, October 19, at 7 a.m. The closure is expected to end on Friday, November 6, at 5 p.m. 🚧
Water connects everything—from farmers who grow the food we eat to local businesses that fuel our economy.
We’re proud to celebrate #ImagineADayWithoutWater, highlight how clean water sustains everything we depend on, and emphasize why access to it is a fundamental human need.🌊
Visit mitcrpc.org/environment to learn how we educate residents on protecting their water from the source.
Happy National Community Planning Month! 🎉
Our planners collaborate across environmental, transportation, and community development planning to build a vibrant, sustainable, and prosperous region. 🌎👏
#PlanningMonth #ItTakesAPlanner
Learn more about how we plan for the future at mitcrpc.org.










