City of Lebanon, Indiana
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Public Notice
City of Lebanon (401 S. Meridian St. Lebanon, IN 46052) is submitting a Notice of Intent to the Indiana Department of Environmental Management to comply with the requirements of Section 3.7 (a) (3) of the Construction Stormwater General Permit and construction activities associated with the Sanitary Ditch Regional Detention Basin Expansion. The project site is located at 904 Edwards Drive along the north side of Sanitary ditch in Lebanon, Indiana. Runoff from the project site will be discharged to Sanitary Ditch. Questions or comments regarding this project should be directed to Beth Clarizia, P.E., 317-266-8000, [email protected], Christopher B. Burke Engineering, LLC, 111 Monument Circle, Suite 3500, Indianapolis, IN 46204.
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
At Monday’s City Council meeting, LFD swore in & announced four new roles within the department:
Kristopher Perry -> Division Chief of Training and Safety.
Sam Kornicks -> Lieutenant.
Mark Brown -> Fire Marshal
Mike Francis -> Inspector
As Lebanon Fire raises the flag near a piece of a beam taken from the World Trade Center South Tower, we take a few moments to remember September 11th, 2001.
A day we will never forget…25 years and forever more.
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D-A Lubricant Expanding in Lebanon
LEBANON, Ind. (WISH) — D-A Lubricant Co. will expand its operations with a new 115,000-square-foot facility, the city government of Lebanon and the Boone County Economic Development Corp. announced Monday in a news release issued Monday night.
Lebanon DPW Cleans Up After August Storms
On August 11th, Lebanon was hit hard by two powerful storm systems, with winds reaching around 100 mph, along with heavy rain that left behind a tremendous amount of damage. Trees and large limbs came down across streets, yards, and properties, while power outages added another challenge for residents. Through it all, the Lebanon Department of Public Works answered the call, working hard to keep the community moving.
Proposals Sought for LEAP Mixed-Use Village
The Indiana Economic Development Corp. has begun seeking proposals for a 1,000-acre mixed-use village district in Lebanon that will be part of the LEAP Research and Innovation District.
City Launches New LEAP Informative Site
To help aid in the information being shared surrounding the Lebanon LEAP (Limitless Exploration/Advanced Pace) Innovation District, the City is launching a new webpage to help keep you in the know. The LEAP Lebanon Latest page is dedicated to helping site visitors stay up to speed when it comes to the moving parts within the district.
City Saddened by Loss of Former Police Chief
Former City of Lebanon Chief of Police Sam Myers passed away unexpectedly Saturday May 23 at the age of 59. A lifelong resident of Lebanon, Sam was a 1984 graduate of Lebanon High School.
City Approves Downtown DORA District
Contest Courtesy: The Lebanon Reporter The crowd at Monday’s Lebanon City Council meeting was unusually large as business owners and residents packed the room to weigh in on a proposal that will allow alcohol consumption within specified downtown boundaries. The Heart...
Lilly Announces $4.5B Additional Lebanon Investment
LEBANON, Ind. — Officials with Eli Lilly and Company announced an additional $4.5 billion investment in two of its three sites in Lebanon on Wednesday, May 6th.
Public Input Needed for Future Skatepark
Have you heard?!! A skatepark is coming to Lebanon, and we need your help to design it! Scan the QR code or click the link to take a short survey. The link also contains a Westside Park conceptual design, showcasing how the former City of Lebanon Department of Public Works location along Lafayette Avenue will look.
Additional City News
City’s Story Booth Gains Regional Attention
Lebanon, Indiana is dialing up its arts and culture scene by encouraging its residents to share their stories. In central Indiana, a refurbished phone booth is unifying a city.
Local Couple Restoring AME Church
This small building holds the vibrant history of Lebanon’s Black community.
Farris Music Expanding Downtown
A downtown business is expanding within The Heart of Lebanon! Farris Wheel Music will still be located along Main Street…just with a new, larger location.
Eli Lilly + Fluor Toy Drive Doubles Aid to Area Effort
{Courtesy: The Lebanon Reporter} Hope Community Church can help about 100 more families for Christmas this year after a donation of $32,000 and 2,000 new toys.
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