The Board of Works Meeting held on September 22, 2025, in Lebanon, Indiana, covered a range of updates from various city departments, highlighting public safety, infrastructure projects, and community events.

Lebanon Police Chief Chad Morgan reported that the police department responded to 840 calls for service since the last meeting, resulting in 19 arrests for various offenses, including operating while intoxicated and murder. The department also conducted training sessions to ensure officers remain proficient in their duties, including a recent leadership development course attended by Officer David Bell.

Fire Chief Chuck Batts shared that the Lebanon Fire Department responded to 152 emergency calls and logged 236 training hours. The department hosted four public education events and completed 45 commercial inspections. Notably, a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Station 213 is scheduled for September 25, inviting community participation.

Parks Department Director John Messenger reported ongoing maintenance efforts, including the removal of dead trees and preparations for an upcoming race at Stoneater Bike Park. He also mentioned the winterization of the Seashore Waterpark and the involvement of 475 volunteers from Eli Lilly for a Global Day of Service on September 25. Additionally, Messenger highlighted several community events, including Lake Lincoln Days and the upcoming Christmas parade.

Engineering Department updates were provided by Kevin Kerlick, who discussed various infrastructure projects. The Grant Street Project is set to begin, with utility relocations completed. Kerlick also noted the completion of the pickleball court projects and the upcoming bid opening for the Abner Longley Park perimeter path.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city's commitment to public safety, community engagement, and infrastructure development, with several projects and events aimed at enhancing the quality of life for Lebanon residents.