LANSING, Michigan (WLNS) – Lansing Mayor Andy Schor has been officially sworn in for his second attempt as mayor of the capital.
The oath of office was taken by Judge Amy Krause of Michigan’s 4th District Court of Appeals.
Due to the pandemic, this year’s inauguration was a small, private event in the lobby of the town hall.
We have to come together to do what is best for Lansing City. To let the city grow and to make our neighborhoods into places where people live, start a family or want to withdraw. While growth is a priority, unity is essential for that growth to take place. Now is the time for our city to heal and for everyone to work together. Although I am proud to have received 64% of the vote, I will work with 100% of the residents who are interested in positively promoting our city. “
Mayor Andy Schor
In addition, Town Clerk Chris Swope and At-Large Councilor Jeffrey Brown were sworn into office during today’s ceremony.
“That’s why I’m looking forward to four years of sustained growth in Lansing today. If you have supported me, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for placing your trust in me. If not, I hope you will join me and so many people and groups who struggle every day because we believe in the future of Lansing, ”concluded Schor.
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