Engineering Department
The City Engineer oversees three different departments: Planning, Street, and Storm Water. From design concepts, to electrical and water needs, the City Engineer primarily deals with the infrastructure side of development.
- Appendix A
- Appendix B
- Appendix C
- Appendix D
- Exhibit A
- Exhibit B
- Road Impact Fee Estimate Request
Current Project Updates:
- Fordice Road
- Grant Street
- Lebanon Bike Park Concept Plan
- Supplemental Documents
- Thoroughfare Plan – Appendices
- Pavement Asset Management Plan – Appendices
Best Wishes to Engineering Intern Riley Newman
We would like to thank Riley Newman for his hard work and contributions this past year. Riley was a high school intern with the City of Lebanon Engineering Department. He assisted with engineering duties and provided support both in the office and in the field with the MS4 Program. We wish him the best of luck and continued success as he continues his studies at Purdue!
Contact
401 South Meridian Street
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: (765) 482-8845
Fax: (765) 482-8873
News
City Hosting E-Waste Collection
On March 18th at Lebanon High School, the city will host E-Waste collection.
February Proclaimed Career & Technical Education Month
On Thursday, February 2nd, Lebanon Mayor Matt Gentry proclaimed February as Career and Technical Education(CTE) Month. Mayor Gentry, along with representatives from Lebanon Community School Corporation joined students at Vincennes University and the Gene Haas Training Center, to share the good news.
Emergency Crews Perform Cold Water Rescue Training
The Lebanon Fire Department, along with other emergency responders braved icy waters and sub-freezing temperatures to perform cold water rescue training. “We are out here on a 13 degree day working on our ice water training. We try to do this once a year,” said Lebanon Fire Department Lieutenant Sam Dougherty. “We do it to keep our skills up, like with any other fire fighting skills, but this is one that we try to during the cold weather times.”
City Files Motion to Dismiss Suit
On January 31st, the City of Lebanon filed a motion to dismiss a suit filed by 11 plaintiffs, pertaining to the voluntary annexation of 5,225 acres. Below are a few excerpts from the City’s motion, as well as the filing, in its entirety.
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