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  1. Lebanon City Council Adopts Inclusiveness Resolution

    At its June 20, 2018 regular meeting, Lebanon City Council adopted a Resolution for Inclusiveness to express its desire to preserve public trust, and promote community identity, civic pride, and quality of life for all Lebanon residents. Continue reading...

  2. City Explores New Electricity Program

    The City of Lebanon has contracted with a new electricity supplier to provide power to the municipality based on Real-Time Pricing. The new contract will be effective early July and should save the City on its electric bill. Continue reading...

  3. Please Be Bear Aware

    The NH USDA Wildlife Services office has shared the following information in an effort to mitigate black bear concerns in the area. Please review the following information and take action to help us reduce human-bear conflicts in our local area. Continue reading...

  4. Downtown Parking to be Enforced

    The Lebanon Police Department has begun an initiative to enforce the time parking spaces in the downtown area to ensure proper turnover and provide ample parking for all in the downtown area. Please review the Downtown Parking Map for complete details. Continue reading...

  1. What About Insects, Spiders, and Other Creepy Crawlies?

    Did you know that out of nearly one million known insect species, only one to three percent are pests? The Lebanon Conservation Commission reminds residents most insecticides are double-edged swords, killing pests along with beneficial organisms as well. Continue reading...

  2. Manager Update, 06/06/18

    City Manager Updates are bi-weekly reports that contain departmental information compiled by the Manager's Office. View updates from Airport, Assessing, Clerk, Fire, Library, Planning, Police, Public Works, and Recreation departments. Continue Reading...

  3. What's Wrong with Weeds, Anyway?

    Did you know that clover used to be considered a desirable and healthy component of lawns until agricultural chemical companies were unable to develop a “weed killer” that spared clover? Continue reading...

  4. Who is Lebanon's 2018 Top Dog?

    The City Clerk's Office is pleased to report that they had 376 eligible contestants for this year’s Top Dog contest. Three randomly selected winners were awarded their fabulous prizes on May 19th during the LPD K9 Awareness Day. Meet this year's winners! Continue reading...
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