The Lebanon City Pre-Council Meeting held on March 20, 2025, provided key insights into the city's financial status and governance updates. As the city approaches the end of February, officials reported that 16.67% of the budget year has elapsed, with revenues nearing 16% and expenditures just under 15%. This financial overview indicates a stable start to the year, with expectations for increased revenue as real estate tax collections begin to flow in next month.

Mayor Sherry L. Capello addressed the council, highlighting the reappointment of Dr. Mary Ann Bartley to the Lebanon Land Bank for a five-year term, effective February 9, 2025. Dr. Bartley, who represents a civic organization, is set to begin her second term if the appointment is approved without challenge. This reappointment reflects the city's commitment to maintaining experienced leadership within its land management initiatives.

The meeting also included a discussion on a resolution scheduled for the upcoming Monday night session, which involves the authorization for the disposition of various records within the Department of Administration. This resolution is part of the city's ongoing efforts to streamline operations and manage records efficiently.

Overall, the discussions during the meeting underscored the city's proactive approach to financial management and governance, setting the stage for future developments in both revenue generation and community leadership. As the council prepares for the upcoming resolution, the focus remains on ensuring transparency and accountability in city operations.