Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information

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

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Fire department urges you to forgo fireworks

Mt. Lebanon’s public safety agencies are concerned because residents are trying do-it-yourself fireworks shows.

You can safely use items on the ground … but anything that goes into the air or burns hot in a child’s hand is j...

Upcoming virtual public meetings

To continue proper social distancing protocol, most Mt. Lebanon public meetings are cancelled. However, we are still having several important meetings virtually and you are able to participate in the citizens’ comment portion for all of them.

Com...

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...

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 for individual or household use only. No pickup ...

Get help with COVID-19 issues

Mt. Lebanon and Dormont residents in need of help as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic can get assistance from Neighborhood Aid, a newly organized group of municipal and borough staff and volunteers.

A call to 412-253-4104, weekdays from 9 to 5, or a visit...

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...