Lebanon County’s emergency communications radio system will be modernized and includes the construction of seven new towers across Lebanon County.

Working with a light pre-holiday agenda, Lebanon County Commissioners took two primary actions at their July 3 meeting.

Approval of three county agency budgets, recognition of the second-largest serving county employee and a rousing performance by the St. James Players highlighted a busy county commissioner agenda on Thursday, June 20.

The county commissioners unanimously passed a motion to accept three sets of bids totaling over $900,000 for construction of a park along the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail in Lebanon.

The Lebanon County Commissioners agreed to replace a bridge in Heidelberg Township at a special meeting on Thursday, May 30.

Lebanon County plans to hire its first-ever social worker for the public defender’s office to assist indigent clients in hopes of lowering recidivism rates.

On Thursday, May 2, the Commissioners unanimously voted to approve a letter of support regarding a “proposed new Exposition Building project.”

The county commissioners approved 15 Marcellus Shale grants for various projects around the Lebanon Valley.

Officials in Lebanon County’s Probation Department are going to explore the purchase of a facility canine to serve in the county court system.

Working with a packed agenda, the county commissioners voted on 15 different items during its March 21 meeting at the county municipal building.

County commissioners issued several proclamations and took a total of 14 different actions during its most recent meeting on Thursday, March 7.

The county commissioners approved a new drop box for the delivery of mail-in ballots to the county municipal building in Lebanon.

Lebanon County Commissioners voted to consider placing a staffed drive-by drop box at the county municipal building in Lebanon to accept mail-in ballots.