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Lebanon Township adopts collective bargaining agreement, ratifying PBA contract
Summary
Lebanon Township voted unanimously to approve Resolution 214-2025, ratifying a collective bargaining agreement with a PBA local; the vote followed reconvening from executive session and the meeting then adjourned.
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Lebanon Township’s governing body voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 214-2025, approving and ratifying a collective bargaining agreement with a PBA local, officials said at the meeting.
A committee member moved to reconvene from executive session and the motion was seconded and approved by roll call. After returning to open session, the committee clarified that no formal action had been taken during the executive session and that the ratification would occur in the public meeting.
The same committee member then moved to adopt Resolution 214-2025 “approving and ratifying [the] collective bargaining agreement between the township of Lebanon and Hunded And County PBA Local 386 Lebanon Township unit.” The motion was seconded and carried on a unanimous roll-call vote (three yes, zero no). The transcript records the union name as “Hunded And County PBA Local 386 Lebanon Township unit” (transcription as spoken); the meeting record did not provide an alternate spelling or additional identifying details for that bargaining unit.
After the vote, members exchanged congratulatory remarks; one committee member said, “We just gave birth to a PBA contract.” The chair then opened the floor for other business; none was offered. The meeting concluded after a unanimous vote to adjourn.
The resolution was identified in the meeting as No. 214-2025. The transcript does not include the names of the individual members who voted; the roll calls were recorded only as three affirmative votes on each motion. No other details about contract terms, dollar amounts, or implementation timelines were discussed in the recorded segments.
