Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find information that might help you understand how to find things or learn about information you might need to know about your city or town.
Fire Department
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Since South Lebanon Township is mandated by the State to recycle, burning is not permitted in the township except in agricultural zones and they may only burn items associated with the farming operation.Fire Department
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Yes for recreational purposes only. Only dry wood may be burned and hours are limited. See the Burning Ordinance for more details.Fire Department
Parks & Recreation
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Pavilions are by reservation only on Saturday, Sunday and legal holidays. Reservation fees for $100 for pavilions with electric and $70 for the pavilions that do not have electric. Township residents, schools, churches and non-profit organizations are given a 50% discount. Residents must provide proof of residency. Schools, churches and non-profits must pay with an organization check to receive the discount. Pavilions may be used Monday-Friday without reservations on a first come first serve basis.Parks & Recreation
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Reservations for pavilions can be made by calling Bev at the Township office - (717)-274-0481Parks & Recreation
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Special events such as tournaments, 5K runs, walk-a-thons must have approval from the Board of Supervisors. Send a written request with the details to the Board of Supervisors, 1800 S 5th Avenue, Lebanon, PA 17042. E-mail requests should be sent to sltownship@comcast.net. Once approval is given, the organization will be given the information on required insurance.Parks & Recreation
Economic Development
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The 2010 census shows South Lebanon Township has 9463 people.Economic Development
Public Works
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Contact the Township office Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 274-0481. Or after hours, send your concern to ron.slt@comcast.net.Public Works
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Residential streets within the Township limits are currently swept once a year. Information on specific dates will be published in our March newsletter and posted on this website under Public Works.Public Works
Police Department
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You may request a three-year, ten-year or full driver's history by using PennDOT’s Online Services or by completing a "Request for Driver Information" form (Form DL-503) and submitting it to PennDOT. Certified histories are only available by completing Form DL-503. The form contains detailed instructions and lists fees for different types of driving records.Police Department
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For a copy of an accident report, please contact the Police Administrative Assistant at (717) 274-0481. Cost is $15.Police Department
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No, however, the Police Department will assist you in obtaining the services necessary, such as certified locksmith, to unlock your vehicle.Police Department
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Since email and social media may not be checked by police staff regularly, contact with the police should be made through Lebanon County EMA at 272-2054.Police Department
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Yes. The police will need the names of three people that will respond to check your house in the event that the alarm is activated.Police Department
Planning and Zoning
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The term setback means the required distance separating a building or structure from a property line. Setback regulations for buildings are included in the Zoning Ordinance. Setback regulations for accessory structures are also included in the Zoning Ordinance. For more information, please view the South Lebanon Township Zoning Ordinance or contact Lebanon County Planning Dept. 717-228-4444.Planning and Zoning
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First, determine the zoning district your property is located in by checking the Township's zoning map or calling the Planning Department at (717) 228-4444. Next, look up the permitted uses for your zoning district. If your use is not listed in the permitted use section, check with the Planning Department for other possible options.Planning and Zoning
Recycling
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Recycling
All residents, businesses, schools, churches, institutions in the Township are required to recycle clear glass, colored glass, newspaper, aluminum cans, bi-metal cans and plastic bottles and jugs with a neck. All businesses, schools, churches, institutions are also required to recycle corrugated cardboard and office paper. Be sure to check with your hauler since some of them will collect more than the required items.
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Recycling
Recycling is collected by your waste hauler on a bi-weekly basis. Please click here to see the approved Hauler List on GLRA's website and get their contact information.
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Recycling
The township has a collection containers outside the fence at the Yard Waste and Recycling Center located at 3 Linden Road. The entrance to Linden Road is across from the VA Medical Center, near the water tower along State Drive. All boxes MUST be flattened and placed INSIDE the container. Violators may be fined.
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Recycling
The township has a collection container outside the fence at the Yard Waste and Recycling Center located at 3 Linden Road. The entrance to Linden Road is across from the VA Medical Center, near the water tower along State Drive. Mixed paper includes: shredded paper (NO BAGS), office paper, manilla folders (NO BINDERS), junk mail, magazines, newspapers and their inserts, phone books, paperback books (NO HARDCOVERS), cereal boxes and other similar boxes (i.e. paperboard or chip board), etc. NO CARDBOARD IN THIS BIN! Violators may be fined.
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Recycling
The township collects yard waste curbside 2 times a year (Spring & Fall). Dates will be published in our newsletters and on this website, but typically it is during early April and late September. Leaves only are collected from mid-October to the end of November. The start dates will also be published in the January & July newsletters and on this website. If you have yard waste at other times of the year, you can take it to the Yard Waste & Recycling Center after obtaining a permit. To get a permit, you need to stop at the South Lebanon Township office and fill out the form and make payment. Any questions should be directed to Mary at sltownship@comcast.net or by calling 717-274-0481 ext 110.