Ground breaking for Lebanon’s Public Safety building set

Lebanon Public Safety Center Exterior View

Groundbreaking for the $2.7-million Lebanon Public Safety Center is set for next week. Voters approved a sales tax which will pay back lease purchase loans that will construct the building.  The Groundbreaking Ceremony is scheduled for 11 a.m. Feb. 2 at 1300 Ivey Lane. The new facility will serve as the city’s third fire station and help improve emergency response times on the west side of Lebanon.
Bales Construction Company of Waynesville will construct the facility. In addition to being a fire station, the facility will also house fire department administrative offices and could potentially be expanded in the future for 911 dispatch center.    The public is invited to attend the ceremony, but participants are asked to wear a mask and to practice social distancing.