New Lebanon Police Department - OH

05/29/2026

The Ohio Special Olympics Summer Games take place May 29 through May 31, 2026 on the Columbus campus of THE Ohio State University. Opening ceremonies begin at 7PM. Part of those ceremonies include the lighting of the Special Olympics flame from the torches carried from every corner of the Buckeye State.

On Thursday, May 28, 2026, NLPD Detective Dyan Thomas teamed up with area motor units from Oakwood PD, Dayton PD, OSHP, Beavercreek PD, Kettering PD, and Montgomery County Sheriff's Office to es**rt and protect the runners carrying the Ohio Special Olympics torch on their 12-mile journey from Centerville PD to the Dayton Safety Building.

We are proud to support such a great cause alongside our fellow agencies! Your NLPD officers wish all participants the best as they compete!

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05/27/2026

Notice from the Service Department:

On Thursday, May 28, 2026, from 8:45AM to 2:00PM, the intersection of South Church Street and Lawson Avenue will be closed to repair a sink hole.

Thank you for your patience during this time!

05/26/2026

♻️ TIRE RECYCLING EVENT ♻️

The Village of New Lebanon will be hosting a Tire Recycling Event on Saturday, May 30, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon at:

📍 195 S. Clayton Rd.
New Lebanon, Ohio

Residents may bring up to SIX (6) tires for recycling.

⚠️ Please Note:
• Tires MUST be removed from rims prior to drop-off
• Tires with rims inside will NOT be accepted

Help keep our community clean and dispose of unwanted tires responsibly!

05/25/2026

Your New Lebanon Police Department wishes you a safe and grateful 2026 Memorial Day.

05/22/2026

Your NLPD was honored to assist with the National Veterans Awareness Organization’s motorcycle ride as it passed through the Buckeye State. The annual ride runs from Sacramento, California to Washington D.C., and this past Wednesday and Thursday, the ride passed through Ohio. Along the way, the riders visit VA hospitals, lay wreaths at memorial ceremonies, and visit schools to talk about giving back to their communities.

As an Air Force veteran and the daughter of an Army veteran who served in Vietnam, Detective Thomas understands the mission of the NVAO - dedicated to remembering, honoring, and supporting veterans and those currently serving in all branches of the military. She has similarly assisted the NVAO ride in previous years during the lead-up to Memorial Day weekend. Action photos were captured from a motorcyle-mounted camera (safety first!).

Other local assisting agencies include the Brookville PD and FD, the Ross County Sheriff’s Office motor units and support crew, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office motor unit, and the Chillicothe VA PD motor unit. Thanks also goes to the Ohio NVAO Ride coordinator Tony “Squirt” Cunningham Sr.

To learn more about the NVAO mission and read the ride blogs, visit the website NVAO.us

Your NLPD: Demonstrating the caring and sharing community concept we embrace in tangible form.

05/20/2026

On behalf of the village, we thank the Dixie high school students who spent a day beautifying the entrance to Don Rusk Park. This contribution goes to show the dedication these servants have to New Lebanon. Thank you!

05/19/2026

05/19/2026

The unofficial start of summer is this weekend! Two nationwide points to remember:

1. Respect the meaning of the day - Memorial Day, started in 1868, is a solemn occasion for many. We take time to honor and mourn the military personnel who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Flags should fly at half staff from sunrise to noon on Monday, May 25, 2026.

2. Incidents of traffic injuries and fatalities increase this time of year - Your New Lebanon Police Department joins law enforcement across the country in the Click it or Ticket campaign to raise awareness that one simple action can change a life. Help keep your streets safe and injury free. Buckle up, New Lebanon!

05/18/2026

It was Dixie Elementary School Field Day today, May 18, 2026! Officer Mastrangelo joined in on the festivities with the school staff and students! Many thanks to the school for letting Officer Mastrangelo play along!