Lebanon City Council approves plats, contracts, street projects and places transportation tax renewal on August ballot The council approved a package of measures March 23 including the final plat for Plaza Place, contracts for a Beck Lane sidewalk and Copeland parking lot, multiple street overlay projects, and set a ballot measure to continue a one‑half percent transportation sales tax for August 4, 2026.

Lebanon City Council just made waves with a series of key decisions, including a new permanent transportation tax and exciting developments for Plaza Place!

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Lebanon council approves $400,000 advance to ice cream plant after owner warns of job losses Council authorized a Chapter 100 advance of up to $400,000 to fund electrical upgrades at the Ice Cream Factory to expand production and preserve roughly 39 jobs; the ordinance passed 6–1 with Councilman Evans voting no.

Lebanon's City Council just approved a $400,000 boost for the Ice Cream Factory, a critical move to expand production and save 39 local jobs from the brink of closure.

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Lebanon approves Chapter 100 bond for Cedar Ridge apartments, council OKs tax abatement and bond structure The Lebanon City Council approved Chapter 100 industrial development revenue bonds for the Cedar Ridge apartment project, a $42.1 million, 216-unit development at 634 Fremont; bond counsel said the city is not liable for bond payments and the project includes a conditional 100% tax abatement for up to 10 years.

Lebanon City Council greenlights a $42 million bond for the Cedar Ridge apartment project, promising new homes and a financial boost without risking taxpayer dollars!

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Regional defense-support group briefs council on Fort Leonard Wood investments, hospital and housing A Sustainable Ozarks (SOP) representative told the council the Fort Leonard Wood hospital is slated to open April 7, highlighted about $113 million in housing improvements and reviewed regional workforce trends sourced to the Missouri Department of Economic Development.

Exciting developments are on the horizon for Fort Leonard Wood with a new hospital opening soon and a $113 million housing improvement initiative underway!

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Lebanon council adopts updated rules for declaring dangerous and unsafe structures The council completed a second reading and approved an ordinance replacing the citys existing dangerous buildings article with a new chapter defining procedures to declare structures dangerous or unsafe.

Lebanon City Council has just taken a bold step by approving a new ordinance to redefine how dangerous buildings are declared—what does this mean for the future of local safety?

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Lebanon Approves Renovation for Route 66 Sign Ahead of Centennial Celebration Lebanon plans to renovate Route 66 sign ahead of January 1 Centennial anniversary.

Lebanon is gearing up for a grand centennial celebration of Route 66 with an exciting renovation of its historic sign, thanks to a generous local donor!

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Lebanon City Council Approves Towing Regulations and Road Reconstruction Projects Lebanon City Council passes towing ordinance and authorizes West Bland Road asphalt overlay.

Lebanon City Council just approved new towing regulations and crucial road reconstruction projects—big changes are on the horizon!

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Mayor Carr proclaims September 2025 as Constitution Week in Lebanon Mayor Carr announces Constitution Week to honor U.S. Constitution's anniversary and civic principles.

Lebanon is set to celebrate Constitution Week from September 17-23, as Mayor Carr urges citizens to embrace the ideals of freedom and civic responsibility that shaped our nation.

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Lebanon City Council approves donation of historic Munger Moss Motel sign on Route 66 Council authorizes acceptance of iconic motel sign enhancing Lebanon's historical significance.

The Lebanon City Council just took a monumental step in preserving local history by accepting the iconic Munger Moss Motel sign, a treasure that will boost tourism along Route 66!

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Lebanon City Council Approves Donation of Historic Munger Moss Motel Sign Council accepts Munger Moss Motel sign donation and discusses financial audit delays.

Lebanon City Council makes history by approving the iconic Munger Moss Motel sign donation, signaling a bright future for community spirit and development!

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Lebanon Recognized for Economic Development Efforts Following UK Company's Visit Lebanon showcases successful economic development visit, vying for UK company's expansion.

Lebanon is on the brink of a major economic boost as a UK company considers expanding right here in our community!

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Lebanon City Council Approves Stormwater Improvements on Rolling Hills Road Council approves preliminary design for stormwater improvements on Rolling Hills Road and discusses traffic safety.

Lebanon City Council is taking bold steps to enhance traffic safety and tackle stormwater issues, promising a brighter future for our community!

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Lebanon City Council approves tourism marketing grant and Route 66 sign project City council accepts fiscal year 2026 tourism grant and Route 66 shield sign funding.

Lebanon City Council is taking bold steps to boost tourism and enhance local amenities with new grants and infrastructure plans, setting the stage for a vibrant future!

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Lebanon City Council approves street projects and park funding initiatives Council authorizes street overlay projects and creates fund for Lebanon Parks Department contributions

The Lebanon City Council just green-lit exciting street projects and new park funding initiatives that could transform our community!

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Lebanon secures $65K tourism marketing grant for Route 66 promotions Lebanon City Council approves three grants to enhance tourism marketing and Route 66 events.

Lebanon City Council just approved a $65K grant to supercharge tourism with exciting marketing campaigns celebrating Route 66!

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Mayor addresses community impact following recent traumatic event investigation Mayor updates on ongoing investigation into last Thursday's traumatic incident affecting the community.

The Lebanon City Council meeting addressed a recent traumatic event while celebrating community resilience with infrastructure updates and the arrival of a new fire truck.

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Lebanon City Council approves infrastructure and fire department gear purchases Council authorizes materials for Grandview Subdivision and new bunker gear for firefighters.

Lebanon City Council is making waves with major investments in infrastructure and fire safety, paving the way for a brighter future!

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Lebanon City Council approves $12K grant for BrandUSA international marketing page Council secures funding to promote Lebanon as a Route 66 destination for international travelers.

Lebanon City Council just approved a $12K initiative to boost international tourism, showcasing the city as a must-visit destination along the historic Route 66!

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Auditor praises transparency in first year audit report presentation Auditor expresses gratitude for cooperation during first year audit process and report preparation.

The Lebanon City Council meeting showcased a remarkable first-year audit where transparency and collaboration received high praise from the external auditor, setting a positive tone for future governance.

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