Public Works Department

Lebanon Public Works Building

Contact Information

  1. Public Works Department

    Admin Office: 603-448-3112
    Fax:  603-448-2671

    Director
    603-448-3112

    Assistant Director
    603-448-3112

    Christina Hall
    City Engineer
    603-448-0674

    Address
    193 Dartmouth College Hwy.
    Lebanon, NH  03766
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  1. Public Notice for Cemetery Maintenance

    The City of Lebanon will be conducting maintenance and repairs to all cemeteries maintained by the Department of Public Works including fence repair or replacement, stone maintenance, stone cleaning, and repairs to existing buildings. Continue reading...

  2. Solid Waste Manager receives 2019 Environmental Stewardship Award

    The Public Works Department would like to congratulate Marc Morgan, Lebanon Solid Waste Manager, for his well-deserved receipt of the "2019 Environmental Stewardship Award" from New Hampshire the Beautiful. Continue reading...

  3. Downtown Tunnel Rehabilitation Project Community Conversation

    Please attend a community conversation on Thursday, May 2nd to discuss 30% design plans for the Lebanon Downtown Tunnel Rehabilitation project . Representatives from Lebanon Public Works and Vanasse Hangen Brustlin will be available to answer questions. Continue reading...

  1. Changing How We Bill for Water & Sewer

    Effective July 1, 2019, the City is implementing a change to the current Water & Sewer Rate Structure. You are encouraged to attend our Community Conversations to learn how this new structure will be implemented and how it could affect your bill. Continue reading...

  2. 2019 Water Quality Report

    The City of Lebanon Water Department is pleased to inform you that your drinking water meets or exceeds all federal and state requirements. View the most recent Water Quality Report. Continue Reading...

  3. Please Help Prevent Landfill Fires

    We need your help to prevent landfill fires. Over the past several months, the Lebanon Landfill has extinguished 6 fires, due to improper disposal of electronic devices that have lithium-ion batteries. Learn what you can do to help prevent these fires. Continue reading...
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