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Lebanon City Council 6/23/26
Published: Jun 23, 2026
Lebanon Considers Proclaiming "Pride Day" to Coincide with Annual Pride Festival
The city council received a request to declare July 25th, 2026, as "Pride Day" in Lebanon, coinciding with the Lebanon Pride Festival. The festival is in its third year and aims to celebrate diversity and unity within the LGBTQIA+ community and the city. The draft proclamation highlights the historical significance of Pride Month and the city's commitment to fostering an inclusive and respectful environment for all residents and visitors.
Lebanon Announces Comprehensive America 250 Celebration Schedule with Parades, Fireworks, and Community Events
The city is preparing for the America 250 celebration on Friday, July 3rd, featuring a series of events in downtown Lebanon. Activities include a downtown walking tour by historian John Zimus, an unveiling and train ride of the "Spirit of Lebanon 250th" locomotive by L&M Railroad, a cornhole tournament, a dog race, a pie contest, a patriotic magician show, and the "Running of the Lamb." The day culminates with the annual Independence Day parade and a "Light Up Lebanon" event with fireworks at Colony Park West, in partnership with Union Township. Additionally, a free concert with kids' activities and food trucks is scheduled for the following Friday.
City Council Approves $1.13 Million Supplemental Paving Contract and Pedestrian Safety Enhancements
The council approved Ordinance 2026-060, authorizing a supplemental paving contract with Filmore Construction for $1,131,775. This contract will fund pavement resurfacing on Chilikothy Avenue, Lebanon Road, and includes pedestrian safety improvements on East Street at Carman Park, Stoke Street, the municipal surf facility drive, the water treatment plant facility asphalt parking area, and four downtown alleys. Funding is being utilized from existing appropriations to complete more paving work this year. Specifics were discussed regarding the segments of Chilikothy Avenue to be paved and the plan for a bridge replacement on that road, which is currently seeking grant funding. Pedestrian safety improvements include widening sidewalks at the East Street bridge near Carman Park and adding a crossing near the tennis courts.
Lebanon Celebrates "Little Libby Kindness Day" and "Together Tuesday" to Promote Youth Service
Mayor Messer presented a proclamation declaring June 23rd, 2026, as "Little Libby Kindness Day" and June 2026 as "Together Tuesday" in Lebanon. The proclamation highlighted the "Little Libby Kindness Project," inspired by Elizabeth Kimberlin, which promotes youth engagement through writing, storytelling, and service. The initiative aims to foster kindness, generosity, and community service among young people. The "Be Kind and Win Challenge" was also introduced, encouraging acts of kindness with prizes for participants. The event at the Lebanon Public Library on June 23rd was well-attended.
City Council Approves $1.8 Million Contract for Cedar Lane and Crescent Court Reconstruction
The council approved Ordinance 2026-061, authorizing a contract with KG Holding Construction for $1,798,680 for improvements to Cedar Lane and Crescent Court. This project involves the reconstruction of both streets, including the replacement of water, sanitary, and storm sewer infrastructure.
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