May 2019 Manager Update

City Manager Updates are monthly reports that contain departmental information compiled by the Manager’s Office. In an effort to keep the Council apprised of recent City activities, these updates are provided to the City Council in advance of their mid-mo...

Landfill Punch Cards for Sale at Local Merchants

To increase availability of purchasing landfill punch cards, Lebanon Landfill Punch Cards will be available for purchase at the following local merchant locations beginning July 1, 2019: 

• Lavalley’s Building Supply
• West Lebanon Feed and S...

Lebanon City Clerk's Office Temporarily Short-Staffed

Due to extenuating circumstances, the Lebanon City Clerk’s office will be short-staffed until early August. And with Summer being our busiest season, you may experience longer than usual wait times in our office or on the phone. Therefore, if yo...

Dana House Tour and Maple Street History

Special Heritage Event

Did you know that Seminary Hill in West Lebanon hosts the oldest existing building in the City, the Dana House, and that tree-lined Maple Street is the backbone of a historic mill and rail worker neighborhood? 

These elements...

April 2019 Manager Update

City Manager Updates are monthly reports that contain departmental information compiled by the Manager’s Office. In an effort to keep the Council apprised of recent City activities, these updates are provided to the City Council in advance of their mid-mo...

New City Finance Director

Greg Colby was recently hired as the City of Lebanon’s Finance Director and City Treasurer. He comes to us with more than 30 years of municipal experience having been an auditor for 27 years, and most recently the Finance Director/Assistant Town Manager f...

Streetlight Conversion Project to Begin

The City of Lebanon is currently working on a plan to convert all streetlights to light-emitting diode (LED) fixtures. This conversion project, when complete, has the potential to provide significant annual energy and maintenance savings, to reduce greenh...

C&D Waste No Longer Accepted

The Lebanon Solid Waste Division is evaluating options to extend the disposal capacity of the Lebanon Landfill located on 12A in West Lebanon. The current permitted capacity of the landfill is 10 years. Additional disposal capacity is being considered. It...

Changing How We Bill for Water & Sewer

Effective July 1, 2019, the City is implementing a change to the current Water & Sewer Rate Structure.

On January 16, 2019, the City Council directed the City Manager to implement a new rate structure that includes a Base Charge by Meter Size, a Volume...

Please Scoop the Poop!

A friendly reminder to our local dog lovers, owners, and sitters:

A walk in the park can quickly be ruined by stepping in dog 'doody'. While most of our residents are careful to clean up after their dogs, it has come to our attention that some are falling ...

March 2019 Manager Update

City Manager Updates are monthly reports that contain departmental information compiled by the Manager’s Office. In an effort to keep the Council apprised of recent City activities, these updates are provided to the City Council in advance of their mid-mo...

2019 Water Quality Report

The City of Lebanon Water Department is pleased to inform you that your drinking water met or exceeded all federal and state requirements, with no violations in 2018. We strive to deliver safe drinking water to our customers and to maintain a secure and p...

2019 Approved City Budget Available Online

On December 19, 2018, the Lebanon City Council took action to approve the 2019 Municipal Budget. Originally proposed at $77,416,034, the final approved 2019 Municipal Budget (as amended) is $71,107,374. 

This represents an increase of $3,400,714 o...

Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety in Lebanon

The following is an excerpt from the December 2018 Safety & Activities Update written by the Lebanon Pedestrian and Bicyclist Advisory Committee (LPBAC). 

This letter to the community highlights important resources a...

Lebanon Upgraded to SolSmart Silver

Last week, Lebanon was informed that we have been upgraded from SolSmart Bronze to Silver designation by the U.S. Department of Energy. This is the result of the D.O.E.’s reconsideration of two key features that the City had already put in place: ...

Lebanon Awarded “SolSmart Bronze” for Advancing Solar Energy Growth

Lebanon is the first municipality in New Hampshire, and only the second in northern New England, to receive a Bronze designation from the U.S. Department of Energy’s SolSmart program. This designation recognizes Lebanon for taking steps to encourage solar...

Historic Water Powered Mills of Lebanon

The final Water Powered Mills of Lebanon, NH, project report authored by Monadnock Archaeological Consulting, and sponsored by the Heritage Commission, has been published and is now available on the Lebanon Mills project page. 

The Lebanon Mills p...