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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Spring Community Cleanup
Board of Works & Stormwater Meeting
City Council Meeting
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
Just posted a photo https://www.instagram.com/p/CdyN-qLuTl9/?igshid=YTgzYjQ4ZTY=
Just posted a photo https://www.instagram.com/p/CdvhkBoOJ7g/?igshid=YTgzYjQ4ZTY=
Improved road ahead! Perry Worth Road is getting some smooth TLC!
#LovinLebanon #ThisIsHome https://www.instagram.com/p/CdtbIFEuEWI/?igshid=YTgzYjQ4ZTY=
Just posted a photo @ Lebanon Municipal Building https://www.instagram.com/p/CdrRmfduts8/?igshid=YTgzYjQ4ZTY=
Concrete -> leading to connections! The expansion of The Big 4 Trail is really coming together on the south side of our city!
#LovinLebanon #ThisIsHome @ Big 4 Trail Lebanon https://www.instagram.com/p/Cdq065tuzS3/?igshid=YTgzYjQ4ZTY=
News
Grant Street, Lafayette Ave. Road Projects Awarded
A pair of citywide road projects have been awarded by the Federal Highway Administration, and are designed to further improve the City’s infrastructure as Lebanon continues to grow.
Founder Shares Vision for “The Station” Co-Working & Commissary Kitchen Location
“The Station,” Boone County’s Depot for Collaboration & Innovation will be opening its doors to entrepreneurs in May. The Station’s founder, Sarah Burns, joins us for Episode 70 of the podcast.
Big 4 Trail Construction Extension Set to Begin Soon
Initial surveying work has taken place, and detour signs are being installed on the city’s south side of town in preparation for the extension of The Big 4 Trail. Once complete, Lebanon’s portion of The Big 4 rail trail will stretch from one side of town to the other. The overarching goal of this project will be enabling bikers, walkers, and runners a paved trail south to Indianapolis, and north to Lafayette.
Spring Clean Up Dates Set
It’s time for this year’s Spring Clean Up event!
Heavy trash to be accepted at the Lebanon Street Department, located at 1301 Lafayette Avenue.
For residents inside the city limits only, and you must show valid I.D.; drivers license and Lebanon Utilities bill. On the following dates residents can bring items to the street department to be discarded
Bayles Retiring, After 28 Years With LPD
It was a bittersweet day for Assistant Police Chief Tony Bayles, and the Lebanon Police Department. After 28 years on the force, Bayles retired from the police force. The department wished him well as he was 10-42 for the final time.
Lebanon Police CSI Interns Enjoying Experience
The City of Lebanon has several Lebanon High School students interning within its various departments. LHS interns are even working with the Lebanon Police Department’s Crime Scene
Investigators to learn more about the field, and get the necessary training to peak interest toward a possible career choice. Lebanon Seniors: Abrianna Murphy, Matthew Popovitz, and Nathan Monnett shared their experiences working with LPD.
More Community News
New Stone Eater Bike Park Site Layout Released
New Site Plans for the currently under development Stone Eater Bike Park have been released. The park is being designed from the ground up as a family friendly riding hub for the local community,
a destination riding area for the more than 6 million mountain bike enthusiasts in the greater Midwest region and as a national model, event venue and training facility for NICA leagues, teams, coaches and student-athletes from around the country. Stone Eater Bike Park will be located along US 52, on the former city landfill location.
1205 Distillery Expanding to Lebanon, Planning October Opening
{Content Source: IBJ:} Indianapolis-based 1205 Distillery announced plans on 1/27/22 to open a tasting room and production site in downtown Lebanon. 1205 co-owner Nolan Hudson said the 15,000-square-foot building on the north side of the Boone County Courthouse square...
City’s “Ocean Escape” Mural Completed
The first of five murals underneath CSX rail lines throughout the City of Lebanon is now complete! The “Ocean Escape” mural made up of: a sunken ship, a deep sea diver, an interactive message in a bottle, and an octopus has been completed by local artist Scott Trafford.
City’s Historic Memory Hall Gym Featured on WTHR-TV
Memory Hall, which used to sit on the old campus of Lebanon High School, is now part of an apartment complex called The Flats of Lebanon.
The gym, built in the 1930s, played host to Lebanon High School basketball games into the 1960s, including Rick Mount’s high school playing days.
Lebanon Senior Receives Lilly Scholarship
The Community Foundation of Boone County is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2022 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship for Boone County- Riley Newman of Lebanon High School and Teren Dubash of Zionsville Community High School.
Lebanon Little League Registration Opens Jan. 1st
73 years is a long time, but that’s exactly how long Lebanon Little League has been providing a quality youth sports program in Lebanon and Whitestown. And as one of Boone County’s largest and
longest running youth sports leagues, we are excited to announce that registration for our 2022 Spring Baseball, Softball, and Tball seasons will open January 1.
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