Join Lebanon Conservation Commissioner Bruce James for a Wild about Lebanon hike on Indian Ridge. We will journey through diverse forests, past stone walls, along a ridgeline with exposed bedrock, and past various stream and wetland features. Continue Reading...
Do you know where your recyclables go? In this day and age, understanding where your food comes from is important. Is it local? Is it organic? Is it grass-fed, cage-free, etc? But do you know where your recyclables go and why it makes a difference? Continue Reading...
Celebrate spring and trees with a Wild about Lebanon Tree Crawl through Baker's Crossing with Lebanon Conservation Commissioner Donald Lacey. Continue Reading...
The City’s online Building Permit Application Portal is back up and running with a NEW online application program from BS&A software. This new BS&A software is streamlined and easy to use. View Complete Details...
The Lebanon Solid Waste Facility has its own recycling and composting app available for community members to use before dropping off recyclables and food waste at the Lebanon Recycling Center. Recently, we found a bug in our Betterbin Recycling App. View Complete Details...
The Lebanon Fire Department reminds everyone to use caution and be aware of hazards with the use and storage of Lithium-Ion batteries. Lithium-ion batteries supply power to many kinds of devices. Continue Reading...
The Assessing Department would like to make residents aware of the NH Low & Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief Program. It is designed to lessen the economic burden of the State Education Property Tax on certain at-risk taxpayers. Continue Reading...
On Saturday, April 30, 2022, the Lebanon Police Department took part in the Nationwide Drug Take Back Event. The Police Department collected 277 pounds of expired, unused, and unwanted prescriptions and other medications. Continue Reading...
A friendly reminder to our local dog lovers, owners, and sitters. It has come to our attention that some are falling short in their duty to properly dispose of pet waste. Please review the rules and keep our local parks, sidewalks, and cemeteries clean. View complete details.
Calling all poets! Do you live, work, or play in the City of Lebanon? Do you want to leave a lasting impression in the Lebanon community? Lebanon ArtWays invites you to submit your poems to the Lebanon ArtWays sidewalk poetry contest. Submit your poetry today!
The Lebanon Fire Department reminds residents and businesses that burn permits are required by law for all outside fires other than charcoal or propane-fueled devices. This includes chimineas and fire pits. Continue reading...
The City is launching a pilot program in an effort to beautify some of our more visible public spaces. We are looking for private and non-profit entities to partner with us to make it happen! View Complete Details...
The City of Lebanon Water Division is pleased to inform you that your drinking water meets or exceeds all federal and state requirements. View the 2022 Water Quality Report. View the 2022 Water Quality Report.
Bears will soon be emerging from hibernation and we anticipate bear activity in West Lebanon and other neighborhoods as well. Please bring in your bird feeders and take a few moments to review our bear safety tips and resources. Continue Reading.
As we gear up for spring, let's all be aware of others when we are using our roads, paths, and sidewalks. Lebanon's Pedestrian Bicyclist Advisory Committee recently completed its annual analysis of the prior year's crash data. Continue Reading...
After more than a decade and many roadblocks, the City of Lebanon is excited to announce the development of its Landfill Gas to Energy Project at the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility. Continue Reading...
The City of Lebanon has contracted with Vision Government Solutions to do a statistical update of values for 2022. The valuation phase will be starting in early Spring 2022 and will be finalized in July 2022. Continue Reading...