Lebanon County Commissioners have been proactively raising salaries during 2023 and making other changes to retain current employees while working to attract new ones.
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Lebanon County commissioners vote to raise 2024 taxes by half a mill for 2024
Lebanon County Commissioners on Thursday, Dec. 7, approved a tentative $94.4 million county fiscal budget for 2024 that includes a tax increase of .50 mills to cover its $5 million budget deficit.
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Commissioners sign agreement to provide helipad access at 911 Center
New funding is flying into county coffers thanks to a leasing agreement signed by the Lebanon County Commissioners on Thursday, Nov. 16, at their biweekly meeting.
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Nine-county regional task force receives $1.27M federal grant to combat terrorism
Lebanon County commissioners approve a $1.27 million federal grant to join a nine-county terrorism task force.
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County commissioners approve state grants for DA & probation departments
County commissioners approved several state grants, including a Victim of Crime Act grant for the district attorney’s office and a Continuing County Probation and Parole grant for the probation department.
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Report: Housing availability, affordability adversely impacts county’s economy
A report presented to Lebanon County commissioners reveals a significant shortage in available and affordable housing, negatively impacting the county’s economy and growth.
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Commissioners conduct county business while also listening to local concerns
Commissioners entertain public comments, approve new union contract and pass other motions during bi-weekly meeting on Thursday, Aug. 17.
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County approves grant to fund evolution of Lebanon MH/ID/IE services by 2028
At Thursday’s meeting, the Lebanon County Commissioners unanimously agreed to approve the Lebanon County Mental Health/Intellectual Disabilities/Early Intervention Program’s request to enter a 21-month contract with the Panto Group.
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Commissioners discuss park concerns, approve change order for 911 Center
In their recent meeting, county commissioners discussed needed repairs and improvements at Monument Park, approved change orders for the county’s new 911 Center costing just under $119,733, and honored Anna Devine for her 36 years of service with the county.
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Commissioners lift countywide burn ban, effective immediately
The countywide burn ban has been lifted, effective immediately, the county announced Monday, June 26.
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Commissioners thank Carol Davies for 32 years of service, approve contracts
At their June 15 meeting, the commissioners thanked Carol Davies, administrator of AAA, for more than three decades of service.
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Lebanon County Commissioners enact temporary burn ban starting on June 8
The Lebanon County Commissioners have implemented a temporary ban on open burning.
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County approves application for $100k grant to house domestic violence victims
Lebanon County Commissioners gave unanimous approval for a local agency to request $100,000 to address affordable housing issues for victims of domestic violence.
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County Commissioners accept change orders for two local service providers
County commissioners agreed to contract amendments for two agencies, the lease of a new vehicle, and issued three proclamations at its biweekly meeting on Thursday, May 18.
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Voters select four candidates to run this fall for three county commissioner seats
All three incumbent Lebanon County commissioners – Republicans Bob Phillips and Mike Kuhn and Democrat Jo Ellen Litz – won their municipal primary races Tuesday, with newcomer Michael Schroeder getting the second nod on the Democratic ticket.
