The Lebanon County Commissioners will meet again Friday morning to vote on a resolution regarding the county’s official stance on whether it should move into the “yellow” phase in advance of the state’s timeline.
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Republican elected officials tell Governor they intend to move Lebanon County to “Yellow Phase” on May 15
Lebanon County’s state legislators as well as a handful of other Republican elected officials released a joint letter to Governor Tom Wolf on Friday evening, May 8, informing him of a plan to move the county to the “Yellow Phase” on Friday, May 15.
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County Commissioners discuss re-opening Lebanon
During their latest Zoom conference, commissioners agreed to host a workshop with healthcare workers to gather feedback on opening businesses.
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County commissioners approve free meals for medical personnel, real estate tax deadline pushed back
County commissioners approved a $25,000 initiative to feed healthcare workers by way of local restaurants, paid for via the county hotel tax.
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Commissioners discuss COVID-19 response, extra time for real estate taxes
The Lebanon County Commissioners met by teleconference on Thursday to discuss the county’s response to COVID-19 as well as a potential relaxation of real estate tax due dates.
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Ballot approved for April primary, some changes in polling places and procedure
The Lebanon County Commissioners approved the ballot for the April 28 primary election and heard of a few changes to polling places and election procedure.
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“A” rating from S&P, Commissioners recognize mental health care providers
The financial firm believes the outlook for the county to be positive due to the county’s “strengthening financial position.”
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Commissioners receive annual accidental death and suicide report
The Lebanon County Commissioners received the annual accidental death and suicide report on Thursday at their regular meeting.
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Commissioners recognize longtime holders of county “tough jobs”
Two longtime county employees were recognized for their service by the Lebanon County Commissioners Thursday, receiving proclamations for their work.
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Commissioners approve renaming LCCF Training Academy for Edward McIntyre
This week, the Lebanon County Commissioners honored the commitment and dedication of a local man by renaming the Lebanon County Correctional Facility Training Academy the Edward B. McIntyre Officer Training Academy.
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County farmland near CTC has potential buyer; no updates on County/City negotiations over Municipal Building
After three years of negotiations over a four acre lot of farmland near the Career and Technical Center, a sale is now expected to be settled by June.
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Commissioners meet for 2020 reorganization, Phillips to stay chair
The Lebanon County Commissioners met Monday to close the books on 2019 and open proceedings for 2020.
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Lebanon County Commissioners approve 2020 budget, no tax increase
Lebanon County Commissioners approved the 2020 county budget Thursday, Dec. 26, with no changes from the preliminary budget and no increase in taxes.
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County readies for absentee changes, possible impact on presidential race
Lebanon County Commissioners were briefed Thursday on how statewide changes to absentee ballots could end up affecting when the state’s 2020 presidential vote is called.
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County Commissioners approve preliminary 2020 budget
Lebanon County Commissioners approved the preliminary 2020 county budget at their meeting this week, a proposed budget of $86,810,931 that does not include a millage increase.
