
City of Lebanon, Indiana
“The longer you’re here, the more you understand
what makes this place special.”
— #LovinLebanon

QUALITY OF LIFE

EDUCATION

HISTORY

FAMOUS FACES
WELCOME FROM THE MAYOR
“ From the great schools and safe streets, exciting festivals and unique dining experiences, outdoor fun and family-friendly attractions, there’s just so much to love here.
We hope to see you in Lebanon soon!”
Best,
Mayor Matt Gentry
News
Spring Clean Up 2021 Set
HEAVY TRASH TO BE ACCEPTED AT THE LEBANON STREET DEPARTMENT LOCATED AT 1301 LAFAYETTE AVENUE. Please call (765) 482-8870 if you have questions. RESIDENTS INSIDE THE CITY LIMITS ONLY MUST SHOW VALID I.D.- DRIVERS LICENSE AND LEBANON UTILITY BILL ON THE FOLLOWING DATES...
Lebanon’s Downtown, City Growth Featured in Business View Magazine
Business View Magazine interviews Matt Gentry, Mayor of Lebanon, Indiana, for our focus on Growth & Economic Development in U.S. Cities
“The longer you’re here, the more you understand what makes this place special.”
More than a tagline, it’s a promise. Mere minutes from Indianapolis, the City of Lebanon, Indiana is special on so many levels. Residents and visitors, alike, enjoy the genuinely charming atmosphere of a historic small town with all the benefits of a large urban destination nearby.
Noblesville Officials Tour Downtown Lebanon
Many thanks to City of Noblesville Common Council President Darren Peterson and Vice President Megan Wiles for taking time to tour Lebanon’s new look downtown on Thursday, January 14th.
Life Sciences Company, Agrozen, Chooses Lebanon
Agrozen Life Sciences, an Indiana-based hemp research and development company, today announced plans to open a new facility in Lebanon. Agrozen focuses on researching optimal strains for the cultivation, formulation, and extraction of cannabidiol (CBD) oil. The new location allows the company to combine its office space, labs, and research and development arms into one space.
City Awarded More Than $800k for Road Projects
After completing its review of potential projects pertaining to the Community Crossings Matching Grant Fund Program, the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has preliminarily awarded awarded $839,577.75 to The City of Lebanon. The award of the Community Crossings Matching Grant was based upon city estimates from project applications.
City Holds Virtual Christmas Celebration, Complete with Tree Lighting
Didn’t get the chance to watch the celebration? No problem, we’ve got this Christmas package all wrapped up for you – right here!

Anouncements
Sundance Mountain Bike Skills Clinic to Offer Sessions at Stone Eater Bike Park
SUNDANCE SKILLS CLINIC TO OFFER SESSIONS AT LEBANON’S STONE EATER BIKE PARK 3 Two-Hour Sessions Planned The City of Lebanon, Indiana is excited to announce a new partnership with Sundance Mountain Bike Skills Clinic. Through the partnership Sundance will provide a...
Stone Eater Bike Park Receives Spotlight, Sponsorship
Stone Eater Bike Park, Lebanon’s free to the public, progression based bike park designed for riders of all ages skills and abilities continues to add support partners. Bicycle Garage Indy / BGI Fitness will be a Silver Sponsor of the park, pledging to donate $10,000 per year, for at least three years.
Important 2021 Golf Cart Permit Info
Notice: Until city offices reopen to the public, 2020 golf cart permits will be honored in 2021.
Lebanon High School Softball Team Hosting Online Silent Auction
The Lebanon HS Softball program has collected gift cards, gift certificates, and items for this year’s silent auction! All items will be placed in a single post on our Lebanon HS Tiger Softball Facebook page!
Celebratory Fireworks Begin 2021
It was a great way to end a difficult year. As 2020 came to an end, and 2021 was welcomed, celebratory fireworks rang out. In celebration of the Lebanon Parks Department's 100 years in existence, a small firework show took place at midnight. The show lasted roughly...
Former All-Star Pitcher Shares Lebanon Upbringing
Former Major League Baseball Pitcher, and Lebanon High School graduate, Doug Jones is terrifically unique. Jones spent 15 years in the major leagues, amassing 303 career saves. He was an All-Star five times, but he didn’t grow up with aspirations of playing in “The Show.”
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