The City of Lebanon operates under a City Council/City Manager form of government. A nine-member City Council is elected for two-year terms. Elections are held the second Tuesday in March. The City Council is responsible for establishing City policies.
The Class VI Roads Advisory Committee shall review the status of all of the Class VI roads within the City to include their current, historic, and possible future uses.
The Conservation Commission conducts research concerning the local area and seeks to coordinate the activities of other organizations working for similar purposes.
The Governance Committee acts as an advisory committee to the Lebanon City Council and serves as the liaison between the City Council and City staff in order to review the effectiveness of local government.
The Commission is responsible for the proper recognition of resources that are valued for their historic, cultural, aesthetic or community significance.
This committee identifies opportunities and makes recommendations to the City Council with regard to reducing energy use to the environmental and fiscal benefit of the City.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment, pursuant to New Hampshire law, hears and decides appeals from administrative decisions, special exceptions and variances.
