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The City of Lebanon continues to be grateful for, and amazed by @EliLillyandCo's dedication to our community. Today, during its Global Day of Service, an incredible number of red shirts could be seen throughout our parks and other citywide attractions!
As mayor, Gentry has emphasized preparing for Lebanon’s bright future. He has worked to improve the quality of life within the city by revitalizing our Historic Downtown square as well as growing and improving our beautiful parks and trails.
Lebanon was officially established on April 30, 1830, following action from the Indiana General Assembly. Lebanon was selected as the county seat later in 1832. In tradition, Lebanon was founded on May 1.
Lebanon has wonderful sense of family and famous for its small-town charm. People here care about each other. Whether it’s getting neighbors the services they need, celebrating during one of the city’s quality of life building events, Lebanon feels like home.
To provide the City of Lebanon with proper administration and planning of land use, to issue permits for residential, commercial, and industrial structures, and to safeguard the homes, businesses, schools, churches, and industry against unsanitary and unsafe areas in the City of Lebanon.
Lebanon, Indiana knows how to throw a party! Various organizations host wonderful events that take place year-round! Scroll below and you will see citywide annual events and their locations.
Eli Lilly and Co. plans to construct 12 buildings totaling more than 1.6 million square feet at its proposed campus at the LEAP Lebanon Innovation and Research District. (Rendering courtesy city of Lebanon)
The City offers two types of Recycling services for residents. The city has curbside Recycling where residents may have their recycling picked up every other Wednesday at their home for a small fee on their Lebanon Utilities bill. Residents need to contact Lebanon Street Department at 765-482-8870 to set this up.
LEBANON PARKS & RECREATION. The Lebanon Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of parks and recreational activities for the community. There are a total of seven parks that are maintained by our staff.
Lebanon will support the project with TIF bonds for the construction of critical infrastructure improvements and the sports facility and donation of 11 city-owned acres where the Holidome was once located, in total valued at more than $11 million.