City of Lebanon, Ohio, U.S.A.


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Volunteer Opportunities are Available
There is a wide variety of volunteer opportunities available to individuals or groups who would like to assist with maintaining our city parks. Commitments can be short or long-term. Click here to view a listing of the opportunites that are available. Contact Scott Brunka if you would like more information.

Bring your furry friends and come celebrate the grand opening of Lebanon's new dog park, and help us thank the Bennett Family for their generous donation that made the park possible. The park is located across from the Humane Association of Warren County on Cook Road.

When: Friday, September 3, 2010 @ 4 p.m.

Here are some of the benefits of Lebanon's new dog park:

Ability to alternate recreational activities with our best friends.
Separate fenced areas to meet the needs of our best friends, who come in all shapes and sizes.
A safe place for dogs to socialize and exercise.
A fun way to meet other members of our community.

You may contact Scott Brunka, Deputy City Manager, at 513-228-3103 or email for additonal information.

Parks and Recreation Programs
There is a wide variety of recreation programs available to the community. Lebanon is home to the largest YMCA in the country, the Ralph J. Stolle Countryside YMCA, that offers youth and adult programs year-round. Additionally, the City of Lebanon maintains an excellent network of athletic fields that are utilized by various recreational sports organizations. These programs include an adult softball league, sponsored by the YMCA, youth baseball and softball that is organized through the Lebanon Baseball and Softball Association (LBSA), several youth soccer organizations (LYSA), and youth football, which is organized through the Lebanon Warrior Youth Football Association (LWYFL). Combined these programs offer recreation opportunities for thousands of kids and adults in the community each year.

The Lebanon-Countryside YMCA recreation trail offers eight miles of paved walking/running/biking trails starting in downtown Lebanon and connecting to the Little Miami Recreation Trail.

Trail Maintenance Procedures

For more information, call 228-3730.

Park Shelter Reservations
Lebanon parks offer several park shelters that may be reserved. Click here to download a reservation form. For more information, contact Connie Baugher at 228-3156.

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