The Lebanon County Coalition to End Homelessness has issued a Code Blue Alert that began at 5 p.m. Monday, Dec. 15, and will last until 10 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 16.
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Commissioner Litz to work remotely for three months following accident at work
Lebanon County Commissioner Jo Ellen Litz will work remotely tentatively through mid-March after an accident earlier this week.
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Code Blue Alert issued for Monday night into Tuesday morning
The Lebanon County Coalition to End Homelessness has issued a Code Blue Alert that will begin at 5 p.m. Monday, Dec. 8, and last until 10 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 9.
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County Commissioners propose $113.8 million budget with .20-mill tax increase
The Lebanon County Commissioners introduced its 2026 proposed budget with a .20 tax increase at its Dec. 4 meeting.
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With arctic cold coming, Code Blue Alert issued for Thursday night to Saturday AM
The Lebanon County Coalition to End Homelessness issued a Code Blue Alert from 5 p.m. Thursday through 8 a.m. Saturday due to an arctic cold front bringing record-challenging low temperatures.
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Proposed mental health regs would cost Lebanon County $25 million annually
Proposed rule changes for mental health services would lead to closure of Lebanon County’s programs, due to costs and other reasons, according to county officials.
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Commissioners approve resolution for rail trail to seek $711,000 state grant
Lebanon County Commissioners agree to apply for a $711,000-plus grant for Phase 6D of the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail project, among other actions, at their Nov. 20 meeting.
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DA pushes for additional staff and new task force as budget shortfall looms
Lebanon County Commissioners have been asked to fund a new human trafficking task force along with hiring a new assistant district attorney as part of their 2026 budget, which is facing a $5 million-plus deficit.
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Lebanon Valley’s assets celebrated at Visit Lebanon Valley’s tourism summit
Five hospitality workers received 2025 Hospitality Star Awards at Thursday’s tourism summit, which drew more than 80 industry professionals to celebrate Lebanon Valley’s growing tourism sector.
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Lebanon County residents share likes, dislikes at countywide planning session
About 40 residents attended the first public meeting Wednesday as Lebanon County, one of Pennsylvania’s fastest-growing areas, begins crafting a comprehensive plan to manage development through 2040.
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Public meetings for Lebanon County’s comprehensive plan to be held this week
Input sought from county residents concerning the new comprehensive plan on development trends and future planning priorities for Lebanon County.
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Commissioners hire counsel for child services agency facing neglect probe
Lebanon County officials retained outside legal counsel for its Children and Youth Services agency after District Attorney Pier Hess Graf announced an investigation into a case where a caseworker allegedly returned a 1-year-old child to suspected abusers.
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Lebanon County students serve as poll workers in 2025 municipal elections
High school students served as paid poll workers at Lebanon County precincts for the fourth consecutive year, gaining firsthand election experience while providing language assistance to voters who needed it.
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Graf wins re-election in Lebanon County DA race; turnout higher than expected
Lebanon County District Attorney Pier Hess Graf secured a second full term Tuesday, receiving 21,501 votes to Democrat Michael J. Light II’s 15,112 in a race that saw higher-than-expected voter turnout of 25 percent.
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Lebanon County 2025 general municipal election results: Complete list
Here are the complete results from the 2025 general municipal election, according to the latest summary data from the county.
