NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

The City of Lebanon Public Works Department has scheduled the following work projects for the week of Sept. 25-29: Read on...

In a heartfelt announcement at the City Council meeting on Monday Aug. 28th, Police Chief Bryan Arnold revealed his decision to step down from his role, effective October 31. Read on about Chief Bryan Arnold

Here is brief recap of major actions taken by the Lebanon City Council at the Aug. 28th meeting Read on about actions taken at the meeting

Here's a breakdown of the significant actions that unfolded during the Lebanon City Council's regular meeting on August 14th: Read on about actions taken at the meeting

The City of Lebanon is launching its Comprehensive Planning process to provide the community with a compelling vision and plan that will guide decision-making and future development. Read on about how you can join the conversation

The City of Lebanon is proud to announce that it has received the Leading the Way Award from ETC Institute, a national leader in data analysis for local governments. The award recognizes the outstanding achievement in delivering high-quality services. Read on about this prestigious honor

Lebanon City Council welcomed Mike Evans as the new Ward 1 Councilmember in a meeting on July 24th. Read on about the appointment

The City of Lebanon Electric is proud to announce the receipt of the prestigious "Certificate of Excellence in Reliability" from the American Public Power Association (APPA). Read on about this achievement

Here's a breakdown of the major actions taken by the Lebanon City Council during their regular meeting on July 10th: Read on about actions taken at the meeting

The City of Lebanon is thrilled to announce its partnership with the St. Robert Historical Preservation Committee, INC, in the placement of a significant historical marker at the location of the first African American USO in the area. Read on about this historic site

The City announces partnership with Honor Flight of the Ozarks, in collaboration with the Association of the United States Army Fort Leonard Wood and Lebanon Friends of the Fort, to help local Lebanon-area veterans take part in the honor flight program. Read on about this intiative

S&P Global Ratings has announced an upgrade of the City of Lebanon's credit rating from "A" to "A+". Read on great achievement

Here's a breakdown of the major actions taken by the Lebanon City Council during their regular meeting on June 26th: Read on about actions taken at the meeting

Beginning July 3rd, 2023, there will be a revised schedule for scheduling residential and commercial occupancy inspections. Read on about these changes

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After numerous COVID-related supply shortages, we are thrilled to share that that the Lebanon Fire Department's newest fire apparatus, a quick attack engine, has been delivered! Read on about the quick-attack engine

Here is a brief summary of major actions taken by the Lebanon City Council at their May 8th meeting: Read on about actions taken at the meeting

The City of Lebanon Magazine - Spring Citizen Update is now appearing in mailboxes all around Lebanon. Read on about the citizen spring update

The City of Lebanon has launched a new public records management system to improve efficiency and consistency in responding to public records requests. Read on about this service upgrade

The Lebanon Utilities irrigation meter program kicks off April 1 and runs through Oct. 31. Read on about the irrigation Meter program

The City of Lebanon and Ozark Fiber are pleased to announce that a new high-speed fiber-optic communications service provider is coming to town. Ozark Fiber has already started construction. Read on about this business

Scouts partner with the City to place falcon boxes downtown. Read on about this project

Mayor Jared Carr announced the kickoff of Lebanon Project 2040 at his annual State of the City address on Feb. 2. Read on about Lebanon Project 2040

The Lebanon Police Department is pleased to offer a service that will assist with locating and identifying elderly or intellectually disabled citizens at risk of wandering away from their caregivers. Read on about the EZ ID system