The South Lebanon Council meeting held on May 15, 2025, focused on several key topics, including farewells to outgoing council member Andrew and expressions of gratitude towards local law enforcement.

Council member Spicer opened the meeting with a farewell to Andrew, acknowledging his contributions and welcoming new council member Chase. The council members took turns expressing their appreciation for Andrew's service, highlighting the importance of community support and collaboration.

The events committee, led by Council member Feder, announced a meeting scheduled for June 5, emphasizing the successful relocation of the sunflower field, which has become more accessible to residents. This initiative was praised for enhancing community engagement.

Council member Carmack shared a positive experience with the Warren County Sheriff's Department, commending their quick response to a non-emergency call. This sentiment was echoed by other council members, who expressed their respect and gratitude for the dedication of local law enforcement and first responders.

Council member Harrison recounted attending a county police memorial, reflecting on the emotional tribute to fallen officers. He emphasized the sacrifices made by law enforcement to ensure community safety and reiterated the council's support for the police.

The meeting concluded with a collective acknowledgment of the vital role that first responders play in the community, reinforcing the council's commitment to supporting them. The discussions underscored a strong sense of community and appreciation for those who serve and protect South Lebanon.