Public Works Department

  1. 2018 Water Quality Report

    The City of Lebanon Water Department is pleased to inform you that your drinking water meets or exceeds all federal and state requirements. View the most recent Water Quality Report. Continue Reading...

  2. Scale House Replacement Update

    The new scale house at the Solid Waste Facility is nearly complete and scale replacement is scheduled for two consecutive Saturdays (8/25 & 9/1). During this time the scales will not be open. Please review the following details and plan accordingly. Continue reading...

  3. Fires at the Landfill Really Stink

    On Tuesday, July 24th, a small fire started in the landfill by a small vehicle booster pack. This fire was quickly responded to and extinguished by the Solid Waste Division staff. Find out how you can help prevent fires at the landfill. Continue reading...

  4. Invasive Plants: Dispose, Don't Compost

    At the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility, invasive plants are no longer accepted in the composting area. They need to be disposed of with regular trash. Find out why. Continue Reading...

  1. Thank you for your patience…

    The Solid Waste Facility is also undergoing some onsite construction. The old scale house is being replaced with an energy efficient structure to better serve our staff and our customers. The project is slated for completion in September. Continue reading...

  2. Recycling Right

    The current state of affairs in global recycling markets is rapidly changing. Overseas markets are collapsing and no longer accepting foreign scrap. In order to stay competitive, it's more important than ever to make sure we are "recycling right." Continue reading...

  3. Textile Recycling

    The Lebanon Recycling Center will once again be accepting textiles for recycling. Find out which items are accepted and where to dispose them. Continue reading...

  4. Learning the 3 Rs to Eliminate Waste

    The 3R’s: REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE is a commonly heard phrase but what does it mean? This week we are focusing on the first R: REDUCE. Reducing waste seems like an obvious place to start but waste reduction can be tricky and requires a bit of planning. Continue reading...
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