News Flash

Calling All Blueberry Lovers and Gardeners

Help the Lebanon Conservation Commission revitalize the Jackson Conservation Area blueberry patch. The bushes are overrun by brambles, shrubs, vines, and small trees. 

Please consider joining us on either or both of the work days.

Phase 1: Weeding

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Crosswalks Painted in Color

The City of Lebanon continues its efforts to increase pedestrian safety. In 2022, the Pedestrian and Bicyclist Advisory Committee asked the Department of Public Works (DPW) to consider painting crosswalks in the city in color. DPW evaluated the request an...

Stay Safe Swimming This Summer

As summer approaches and fun trips are planned to the swimming areas in and around Lebanon, it is important to stay safe. So, before you or your pets jump in for a swim this summer, remember to do a quick check for anything unusual. 

Before wading...

May is Bike Month

Get Your Steps, Spins—and Input—In!

Lebanon is joining communities across NH to encourage and celebrate bicycling, as well as other people-powered and ride-sharing forms of transportation for Bike Month May 2023. We have several special...

Historic Barn Survey of Lebanon, NH Completed

When one, whether a long-time resident or visitor, thinks of present day Lebanon, the built environment stands out prominently amid solid expanses of green—most of which is forested. But that was not always the case. Like much of New England, Le...

Opportunities to Save Money on Energy Bills

Learn more about the Inflation Reduction Act and how it and other legislation can help you save money on energy bills through rebates, tax credits, grants, and other energy assistance programs. The objectives of this funding are to reduce the State’s gree...

EV Charging in Lebanon

As Lebanon prepares for society's shift to electric vehicles (EVs), it helps to understand how and where EVs charge up. On July 25, 2022, Sherry Boschert, chair of the EV Subcommittee of the Lebanon Energy Advisory Committee, gave a presentation to the Pl...

NH Bioblitz

The NH Bioblitz is a statewide effort to document as many species as possible on town-owned lands during the entire month of September. Please join in - all you need is a camera and access to iNaturalist. 

Follow this link to learn more a...