Warren County Commissioners Approve Annexation of 186 Acres in Hamilton Township

The South Lebanon City Council meeting on July 17, 2025, highlighted significant developments regarding local governance and community events. A key topic of discussion was the recent approval of an annexation by the Warren County Commissioners, which will add 186 acres to the South Lebanon area. This decision, supported by the Hamilton Township trustees, is set to take effect in 60 days, marking a notable expansion for the community.

Council member Mary Burke shared insights from various meetings attended, including discussions with the Warren County Commissioners about the annexation and a meeting with the King's school administration. Burke also mentioned upcoming community events, such as a movie in the park scheduled for August 2 and National Night Out on August 5, which aim to foster community engagement and connection.

In addition to the annexation, the council acknowledged the hard work of city staff in managing ongoing projects and maintaining community services. Administrator Jerry Havocs provided a brief overview of the annexation process, emphasizing the importance of this development for the future growth of South Lebanon.

As the council continues to navigate these changes, residents can look forward to both the expansion of their community and the upcoming events designed to strengthen local ties. The meeting underscored the council's commitment to keeping the community informed and involved in the decision-making process.