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Downtown Parking to be Enforced
The Lebanon Police Department has begun an initiative to enforce the time parking spaces in the downtown area to ensure proper turnover and provide ample parking for all in the downtown area. Please review the Downtown Parking Map for complete details. Continue reading... -
What About Insects, Spiders, and Other Creepy Crawlies?
Did you know that out of nearly one million known insect species, only one to three percent are pests? The Lebanon Conservation Commission reminds residents most insecticides are double-edged swords, killing pests along with beneficial organisms as well. Continue reading... -
Manager Update, 06/06/18
City Manager Updates are bi-weekly reports that contain departmental information compiled by the Manager's Office. View updates from Airport, Assessing, Clerk, Fire, Library, Planning, Police, Public Works, and Recreation departments. Continue Reading... -
What's Wrong with Weeds, Anyway?
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 killer” that spared clover? Continue reading...
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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. Three randomly selected winners were awarded their fabulous prizes on May 19th during the LPD K9 Awareness Day. Meet this year's winners! Continue reading... -
Boat Registrations Are Now Available
We are pleased to announce that the City of Lebanon 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. View complete details. Continue reading... -
Manager Update, 05/16/18
City Manager Updates are bi-weekly reports that contain departmental information compiled by the Manager's Office. View updates from Fire, Human Services, Police, and Public Works departments. Continue Reading... -
Healthy Lawns - not perfect lawns!
The Lebanon Conservation Commission reminds residents that lawn care practices can have unintended consequences, impacting the health of our waterways, wildlife, children, and pets. Learn how you can improve lawn health without hurting the environment! Continue reading...
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CSO #11 Traffic Alert Update
Due to the City’s Construction Project on Mechanic Street and Mascoma Street, the traveling public can continue to expect long traffic delays Monday through Friday from the hours of 7am to 6pm through September. View details...
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Wed Jun. 20
City Council 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. The City Council is responsible for establishing City policies. They meet on the first and third Wednesdays of every month.Read On -
Thu Jun. 21
Lebanon Energy Advisory Committee The Lebanon Energy Advisory Committee (LEAC) was established by the City Council to identify opportunities and make recommendations with regard to reducing energy use, increasing energy efficiency, exploring alternative energy usage and reducing pollution thereby cutting greenhouse gas emissions and reducing energy costs for taxpayers.Read On -
Thu Jun. 21
Lebanon Farmers' Market - Music: Ben Dobrowski Enjoy wonderful selections of local fresh produce, plants, prepared foods, baked goods and handmade crafts. Please support our local farmers and vendors by shopping at the Lebanon Farmers' Market! Live music each week performed by folk and traditional musicians from around New England.Read On
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Mon Jun. 25
Planning Board The Planning Board is responsible for reviewing all new construction, except one- and two-family homes, and subdivisions of land occurring in the City. Reviews are carried out under Site Plan and Subdivision Regulations as established by the Board. In addition, the Board reviews, revises, and adopts the City Master Plan.Read On -
Tue Jun. 26
CSO 12 Neighborhood Walk Members of City Staff along with the design engineers will be conducting an on-street meeting to review the CSO No. 12 project area with an eye towards the potential impacts to individual properties. Join us as we walk the project area and listen to your concerns, questions, ideas, and suggestions for making this a project that will best serve the needs of all concerned.Read On -
Tue Jun. 26
Library Board The Library Board of Trustees consists of seven regular members (elected) and up to three alternate members (appointed) who meet on the fourth Tuesday of every month.Read On
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