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    Downtown historic Lebanon offers a variety of restaurants, unique shops and beautiful architecture. Come spend time in our downtown!!

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    Come visit our historic Farmers Market where you can enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables, homemade fare, fresh salads and of course you have to make time to meet the Candy Man!

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    The Elm Street program is an initiative established in the "Northside Neighborhood" to empower its residents to take pride in their neighborhood. This community garden is one example.

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    The Classic Car Show in downtown Lebanon is an example of an event sponsored by the Community of Lebanon Association.

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    The City of Lebanon is fortunate to have the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail run through the city so our residents can experience this positive quality of life activity!

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    The Farmers Market was built in 1892 and restored to its original beauty in 2008. It's architectural features make it a prominent building in the downtown.

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Spring Yard Waste Collection - April 20-24

​The Spring Yard Waste Collection is scheduled for April 20-24, 2020.    All yard waste must be placed by the curbside by 7:15 a.m. on Monday, April 20.    Please do not place materials curbside until the weekend prior to collection, April 18 and 19.     For more information, please click on the below link.​  If you have any questions regarding the Spring Yard Waste Collection, please contact the Department of Public Works at 717-228-4490.

2020 Spring Yard Waste Collection.pdf2020 Spring Yard Waste Collection.pdf

Street Sweeping and Parking Meter Enforcement Temporarily Suspended

​Street sweeping in the City of Lebanon has been temporarily suspended until further notice.  Parking will be permitted on streets that are posted "No Parking" for the weekly sweeper run.  

In addition, parking meter enforcement is temporarily suspended until further notice.


Census 2020

​Your Response Matters.

Health clinics. Fire and Police departments. Schools. Housing programs. Even roads and highways.

The census can shape many different aspects of your community. Census results help determine how billions of dollars in federal funding flow into states and communities each year.

How To Be Involved

The 2020 Census is more than a count. It's an opportunity—to get involved and to help shape the future of your community. Everyone can play a role. The Census Bureau needs your help to raise awareness about the 2020 Census and the importance of an accurate count. In an effort to help raise awareness, the City of Lebanon created a complete count committee made up of 15 different organizations to share the importance of being counted.  If you would like to get involved, please contact the Community & Economic Development Office at 717-228-4487 or via email: jmendoff@lebanonpa.org.

Ways To Respond

When you receive an invitation to participate in the 2020 Census, there are three ways to respond: online, by phone or by mail.

Questions Asked

Responding to the 2020 Census is easy. Examples of questions that are asked are: how many people are living or staying at your home on April 1, 2020? Whether the home is owned or rented? What is the age of each person in your home? What is the race of each person in your home?  The Census will never ask for your social security number, money or donations, anything on behalf of a political party and about your bank or credit card account numbers.

Your personal information is kept confidential. The Census Bureau is bound by federal law to protect your information, and your data is used only for statistical purposes. Your responses are compiled with information from other homes to produce statistics, which never identify your home or any person in your home.

For more information visit 2020census.gov. 

COVID-19 - Update on City Services

​As COVID-19 cases continue to grow and the state continues to seek relief to save lives and stop the spread of COVID-19, Governor Tom Wolf and Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine revised the "Stay at Home" orders to include Lebanon County, effective at 8:00 p.m. on March 31, 2020.   The order will continue until April 30.   As a result of the revised order, there have been changes to the services previously implemented by the City of Lebanon.    Please click on the below link to read the full press release issued by Mayor Sherry Capello.

Update on City Services_Mar31.pdfUpdate on City Services_Mar31.pdf

Mayor's Healthy Recipe Demo

Submit your favorite healthy recipe no for a chance to have Chef Dwayne Spencer of the Timeless Cafe prepare your recipe during a cooking demo at the Lebanon Farmer's Market on Thursday, May 28, 2020, at 6:00 p.m.   The deadline to submit your recipe is May 13, 2020.  Please click on the below link for more details.


Mayor's Choice Recipe-2020.pdfMayor's Choice Recipe-2020.pdf 

Bid Notice-Replacement of Curbing

​The bid opening scheduled for April 14, 2020, has been cancelled.   Please check back for a revised Invitation to Bid.


Walk with the Mayor-May 2, 2020

Bring your leashed dog and join Mayor Sherry Capello for a walk through the City of Lebanon.  Dr. Tammy Stone, owner of the Veterinary Medical Center of Lebanon will talk about summer pet health and safety.    Praticipants will meet in front of the Lebanon City/County Municipal Building at 10:00 a.m.   There is no fee to participate; however, registration is required.   Click on the below link for more information and a registration form.

Walk With the Mayor_May 2_2020.pdfWalk With the Mayor_May 2_2020.pdf