City of Lebanon, Missouri - Municipal Government

City of Lebanon, Missouri - Municipal Government This is the official page of the City of Lebanon, Missouri. We are glad you decided to visit our page today.

The staff and officials in the City of Lebanon are here to serve our customers. We use Facebook to inform and interact with our residents. Here you will find information about community news, governmental meetings, City departments emergency updates and more. This page is managed by the Communications Manager at Lebanon City Hall. If you choose to participate in interacting with our social media p

ages, you are agreeing to our social media comment policy and terms of use here: https://www.lebanonmissouri.org/DocumentCenter/View/26061/City_of_Lebanon_Social_Media_page_comment_and_Terms_of_Service_Policy-1. Aside from this page, you can also “Like” pages for the Lebanon Police Department, Lebanon Parks Department, Lebanon Tourism and the Floyd Jones Airport. The City of Lebanon adopted the Mayor/Council/Administrator form of government in 1983. Under this form of government the City Administrator serves as the Chief Administrative Officer and is responsible for overseeing the day to day operations of the city, which may include dealing with financial, legislative, legal, or personnel matters as they arise. The City Administrator is also responsible for the preparation and submission of the annual budget to the City Council. The Lebanon City of Lebanon is a progressive City with the goal of “Moving Forward for Success.” Our municipal government includes Public Works, Police, Fire, Code Administration, utilities, tourism and more. We aim to serve our customers and want you to gladly call "Our Town, Your Town."

07/14/2026

Take a look around Lebanon lately and you'll notice it — new restaurants, new retail spaces, and new housing developments popping up across our community. It's no coincidence. Businesses and developers are choosing to invest in Lebanon, and the City is investing right alongside them, building the streets, utilities, and infrastructure to support it all. Growth here isn't just happening — it's being planned for.

07/14/2026

🚒 Last night, the Lebanon Fire Department celebrated the arrival of a brand new fire truck — replacing an engine that had served the station for 23 years!

Firefighters and community members came together for a time-honored push-in ceremony, physically pushing the new truck into the station to mark the start of its service.

Mayor Jared Carr joined in the celebration, and afterward, guests got an up-close look inside the truck — with kids even getting to stand at the base of the ladder as it extended to its full 100 feet!

The new truck comes packed with upgrades, including a bigger water tank, airbags for passenger protection, and a 100-foot ladder.

Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us. 🙌

07/14/2026

You asked for this. Literally.

Removing dangerous, unsafe buildings has ranked among residents' top concerns in our citizen surveys since 2018 — so we're continuing that work.

Four more coming down this week: 720 Bennett Street, 763 New Buffalo Road, 10 Walters Drive, and 1075 Kenoly Street. Five more are already next in line.

The City uses police crime data and code inspections to find the properties putting neighborhoods most at risk — then gives owners a chance to fix or remove them before we do. Less blight means less trespassing and vandalism risk, and more land ready for the housing Lebanon needs.
This is exactly the kind of thing we want to hear about from you. Our 2026 Citizen Satisfaction Survey is open now — tell us what's working and what's not.

Take the 2026 Citizen Satisfaction Survey: https://ayrs.io/NBo6yC

Want to learn more about Fight the Blight? The link is in the comments. so follow suit on the other platforms where optimal

Don't miss out on this celebration! See you at 5 pm!
07/13/2026

Don't miss out on this celebration! See you at 5 pm!

Today is the day!!! Hopefully we see you soon!! Following the ceremony, the truck will be on display! 👩‍🚒🔥🚒💪🤟







Crews are on the move this week. 🚧Milling is underway for an overlay in the Boswell School area, with paving expected to...
07/13/2026

Crews are on the move this week. 🚧

Milling is underway for an overlay in the Boswell School area, with paving expected to follow. The rest of the streets pictured will see overlay work Tuesday through Friday.

Live on one of the streets listed in the graphic? Help speed things up by not parking on the street until crews have finished your section.

This work is funded by Lebanon's Transportation Sales Tax. Learn more by clicking the link in the first comment.

We're pushing a new engine into service at Lebanon Fire Department's Station 3, today at 5 PM — come watch the push-in c...
07/13/2026

We're pushing a new engine into service at Lebanon Fire Department's Station 3, today at 5 PM — come watch the push-in ceremony if you're free. Then it's back-to-back government: Council, Board of Public Works, Board of Adjustment, and Zoning & Planning all meet this week.

No new tax. No rate increase. Just a question: does Lebanon's existing half-cent street program keep going — or does it ...
07/13/2026

No new tax. No rate increase. Just a question: does Lebanon's existing half-cent street program keep going — or does it stop?

That's what's on the August 4 ballot. Nothing more, nothing less.

www.lebanonmissouri.org/1032/Transportation-Renewal

07/11/2026

Residents may have noticed a portable traffic device appearing at locations across the city, including downtown and near Washington Avenue and Fourth Street. The City of Lebanon is using this technolo

07/09/2026

⚽ World Cup fever has hit City Hall! From Police to Fire, Streets to Wastewater to Electric, our departments are showing off their footwork (and their impact) one pass at a time.

Watch the video to see all five departments in action — and let us know in the comments who you think had the best touch! 🥅

Two street jobs kick off Friday, July 10. Milling & paving (Friday–Thursday): Copperwood Drive & Candlebark Lane Overlay...
07/08/2026

Two street jobs kick off Friday, July 10.

Milling & paving (Friday–Thursday): Copperwood Drive & Candlebark Lane

Overlay work (Friday through all next week): Lenz Ave, Minkler Ave, Bland Ave, Morris Ave, North St, Spiller St, Sherman Ave, Parkhurst Dr, and Cambridge Court

Live on one of these? Park in your driveway or off-street starting Friday so crews have room to work. This is your Transportation Sales Tax at work — no new tax, no rate hike. It's on the ballot again August 4.

lebanonmissouri.org/1032/Transportation-Renewal

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401 S Jefferson Avenue
Lebanon, MO
65536

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14175322156

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