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. The text of the re...

City Explores New Electricity Program

The City of Lebanon has just contracted with a new electricity supplier to provide power to the municipality based on Real-Time Pricing. Freedom Energy Logistics of Auburn, NH and South Jersey Energy Company will be our new suppliers. This will be effecti...

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. ...

Downtown Parking to be Enforced

The Lebanon Police Department has begun an initiative to increase compliance with timed parking limits at various locations in the downtown area. The initiative was launched as a result of a recent Parking Utilization Study that was conducted to evaluate ...

What About Insects, Spiders, and Other Creepy Crawlies?

Insects are often considered “pests” but not all bugs are bad. Out of nearly one million known insect species, only about one to three percent are really pests. What about the rest of them? Some insects actually help us by keeping pests ...

Manager Update, 06/06/18

City Manager Updates are bi-weekly 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 each Counc...

What's Wrong with Weeds, Anyway?

The following information has been shared by the Lebanon Conservation Commission: 

• 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 kille...

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. From these contestants, our Mayor Suzanne Prentiss randomly selected three winners. The winners were awarded their fabulous priz...

Boat Registrations Are Now Available

We are pleased to announce that the City Clerk's Office is now a boat agent for the State of New Hampshire and can process registration renewals and new boat registrations during regular business hours. To renew, please bring your renewal notice or previo...

Manager Update, 05/16/18

City Manager Updates are bi-weekly 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 each Counc...

Healthy Lawns - not perfect lawns!

An attractive lawn, park, or playing field is an important part of summer recreation for many of us. However, lawn care practices can have unintended consequences, impacting the health of our waterways and wildlife, not to mention children and pets. The g...

Manager Update, 05/02/18

City Manager Updates are bi-weekly 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 each Counc...

Winners Chosen in Lebanon Rail Trail Public Art Program

The AVA Gallery and Art Center, Lebanon Recreation and Parks and the Mascoma River Greenway Coalition are partnering in a program to commission two winning artists to design, fabricate, and install public sculptural artworks for long-term display along Le...

Lebanon Community Power Update

We are entering exciting times in the development of new approaches to energy and climate action. The Lebanon Energy Advisory Committee (LEAC) is actively developing projects to reduce the City’s power costs and environmental footprint. LEAC has just writ...

2018 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 2017. We strive to deliver safe drinking water to our customers and to maintain a secure and p...

2018 City of Lebanon Newsletter

Once a year, the City of Lebanon distributes a print newsletter via postal mail to Lebanon residents. You can also view the newsletter online.

• View the 2018 City of Lebanon Newsletter

In addition to this newsletter, the City also offers a selection of elect...