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
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15th Annual Battle of the BBQ
August Plan Commission Meeting
Lebanon City Market
Augtoberfest
Daddy Daughter Dance
Lebanon NOI (Notice of Intent) Public Notice
The City of Lebanon (401 S. Meridian Street, Lebanon, IN 46052) intends to continue to discharge stormwater into the watersheds below.
As of 5/18/22, the City of Lebanon is submitting a Notice of Intent to notify the Indiana Department of Environmental Management of the MS4 entity’s intent to comply with the requirement of the MS4 General Permit to discharge stormwater run-off.
Please address MS4 Program questions to:
Scott Calvert, MS4 Coordinator
401 S. Meridian Street, Lebanon IN 46052
scalvert@lebanon.in.gov
765.482.8845
Gateway improvements continue to take shape along State Road 39 at the Brakeman Building. Set for a July of 2023 completion!
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Great to see some asphalt being added to The Big 4 Trail in between Abner Longley Park, and the Lebanon Dog Park!
What a wonderful community-connecting amenity that is being expanded!
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Well, it’s not news we look forward to sharing, but sadly the Witt Road bridge project now has a delayed opening of Monday, August 22nd. Weather and other unforeseen issues are the reasons for the delay. https://www.instagram.com/p/ChC54wCuDQP/?igshid=YTgzYjQ4ZTY=
The school year for this young man begins Wednesday. Thankful the Tiger Trail served as one more Summer Break memory, before class is back in session.
#LovinLebanon #ThisIsHome @ Lebanon Municipal Building https://www.instagram.com/p/ChAqFXsu0Hq/?igshid=YTgzYjQ4ZTY=
Honoring Indiana Congresswoman Jackie Walorski. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg4f6LGO6jw/?igshid=YTgzYjQ4ZTY=
News
Planning Office Unveils “Dumpster Days” to Encourage Cleanup
On Saturday, June 25th, the City of Lebanon Planning and Zoning Office, in collaboration with the Boone County Solid Waste Management District, hosted the first of several “Dumpster Days.” The office selected the southeast side of the city as the first location, with a pair of dumpsters set at Hot Pond Park.
Steel Green Manufacturing Set to Expand
A Lebanon-based lawn care equipment manufacturer plans to expand and move next year into a new $5 million, 40,000-square-foot building.
Eli Lilly Chooses Boone County for $2B Investment, Manufacturing Facilities
Sitting about halfway between Indianapolis and West Lafayette, with Interstate 65 serving as an economic conduit between the two, Boone County is
about to undergo a transformation. On Wednesday, Indianapolis based Eli Lilly and Co. (NYSE: LLY) said it will build two manufacturing facilities in Boone County, investing more than $2.1 billion.
New Trash & Recycling Service Agreement Detailed
A few changes are on the way when it comes to trash service in Lebanon. Here are some things to keep in mind, with changes expected to take affect during the summer of 2022.
PCA Group Choosing Lebanon, Adding 100 Jobs
A global distribution company headquartered in New York is setting up shop in central Indiana. PCA Group, which provides logistics and digital marketing services for the beauty and wellness sector, has opened a distribution facility in Lebanon and plans to add more than 100 jobs.
City Requesting Present/Future Trail, Sidewalk Feedback
A few moments can help a whole heck of a lot. Please consider clicking the link below and sharing your thoughts and feelings about current and future trails, sidewalks, and paths within our community.
Mayor Gentry Shares 2022 State of the City Address
Good evening. Thank you for joining us. As always, it is truly my pleasure and honor to address you. After the challenging years of 2020 and 2021, it is a relief that we can all come together safely. With so many projects moving forward in various stages of development and completion, I appreciate any opportunity to pause and reflect on the status of our community. It is a moment we can come together to take stock in our achievements, evaluate outstanding challenges, and cast a vision for our shared future.
The Big 4 Trail – An Amenity for All
As the weather warms up(we hope), locals and visitors will no doubt be out and about on The Big 4 Trail. This Boone County amenity has become a wonderful addition to the community, with several improvements ahead! We recently had the pleasure of meeting Mike and Sandy Hawn. Mike and Sandy enjoy taking to the trail when they visit family who live in Lebanon.
More Community News
U.S. Cold Storage Employee Awarded for Saving Co-Worker
James Spaulding was getting ready to start his shift at the U.S. Cold Storage facility in the Lebanon Business Park a little over a month ago when he heard from another co-worker that Brian Ramirez getting dizzy and blacking out before a pre-shift meeting.
Stone Eater Bike Park – July Update
“When the park is finished, coming up on one side of the perimeter of the park will be a hairpin turn on the cross country trail, said City of Lebanon Engineer Kevin Krulik. “On the other side there will be a separate trail that would be a skills portion of the trail. Something that has a few more riding features, more challenging, more intermediate to expert level riding. So this will be a neat venue here, when the park is open. I am looking forward to seeing young families and young riders coming in and making this turn on one side, and see more advanced riders on the other. It’s a neat spot.”
Stone Eater Bike Park – June Update
Fresh dirt is beginning to be delivered at the former city landfill, and future home of Stone Eater Bike Park. City Engineer Kevin Krulik provided an update on the process.
City Celebrates Its Creative Community
In early June, the City of Lebanon hosted a Creative Community Celebration. Creatives from all around the community set up spaces on the courthouse plaza to show off their respective creative abilities. Artists, actors, and artisans of all ages and abilities took part. The public was invited to meet the Lebanon creatives, and paint the city’s outdoor piano, which will be setup outside the heART Studio, that will open soon along East Main Street.
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