Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information

Mt. Lebanon Emergency Management is closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation and will advise the public of any recommended actions.

Commission Meeting Remote Participation Info.

Until further notice, meetings will be a "hybrid-style meeting," meaning the public may attend in person or attend online via the Zoom platform.

Mt. Lebanon commission meetings will be a "hybrid-style meeting," meaning the public may at...

VOTE!!

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, with the polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. 

Locate your polling place here: http://www.mtlebanon.org/80/Voting-Poll-Locations

Halloween in Mt. Lebanon

Planning those Halloween costumes? Trick or Treat is not a municipally-sponsored event so it is up to you and your family to make the best decision for you. If you are participating, Mt. Lebanon’s tradition is for Trick or Treat to be Halloween ...

Small Businesses - Finish 2020 Strong!

Upcoming public meetings

To continue proper social distancing protocol, we are still having several important meetings virtually and you are able to participate in the citizens’ comment portion for all of them. Meetings that are held in person will also accept virtual c...

Honor all veterans

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Survey: Mt. Lebanon's Brick Streets.

How do you feel about Mt. Lebanon’s brick streets? Please complete the Mt. Lebanon Brick Street Preference Survey. The one- to three-minute survey is part of a Carnegie Mellon University Heinz College graduate student course in fall 202...

Join the diversity, equity and inclusion effort

The Mt. Lebanon Commission is looking for individuals to serve on an ad hoc committee of the volunteer community relations board, in the hopes of taking positive steps forward on diversity, equity and inclusion issues in Mt. Lebanon. For more information ...

Outdoor fires burning you?

Looking to get rid of those fall leaves quickly by burning them? DON'T!

Changing traffic pattern at Rec Center

The next time you’re exiting Morgan Drive near the Recreation Center headed toward Cedar Boulevard, please note the lane changes. The two exit lanes have been reconfigured to make traffic flow smoother. The left lane is left-turn-only and the right lane i...

What's open and closed in Recreation

Open:

Municipal and school district sport courts, including basketball courts, tennis courts in smaller parks and schools, bocce courts, volleyball courts, athletic fields, tracks and batting cages, are OPEN.

• Users are asked to respect physical distancing o...

Statement from Mt. Lebanon Commission

The Mt. Lebanon Commission committed to the following statement at its meeting Tuesday night, the first meeting after the death of George Floyd. 

The horrific and unconscionable deaths of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and most recently George Floy...

Street construction? Where?

In Mt. Lebanon, there are two typical types of road work that can cause drivers to be inconvenienced: 

Road repair happens after a utility company does work under the road, such as replacing a water or gas line. 

The second type are munici...