The City of South Lebanon Annual Water Quality Report (Consumer Confidence Report(CCR)) for 2022 as required by the Safe Drinking Water Act is now available. Click here to view the CCR report. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City at (513) 494-2296 or email at info@southlebanonohio.org .
On May 2, 2022, City of South Lebanon voters voted in favor of electric and natural gas aggregation, authorizing the City to form a governmental electric and natural gas aggregation program for the purchase of electricity on behalf of eligible* city residents and small businesses. Aggregation is the process by which the city would negotiate a bulk price on the electric and natural gas commodities for its residents and small businesses. Individual consumers would then decide if they wanted to opt-out of the negotiated price and continue to provide for their own electric or natural gas supplies. If approved by the voters, residents would see no change in their electric or gas services. Duke Energy would continue to carry, service, and bill for the service.
This is a completely voluntary program. Residents will be given the choice to opt-out of the program at any time, if they do not wish to participate.
Here is a tentative timeline of events leading up to the start of the aggregation programs. These dates are subject to change.
Public Meeting to Discuss Plan of Operations, Wednesday, June 21st, 12pm & 6pm @ City Hall in council chambers
Week of June7th – Aggregation Applicated Filed with Public Utilites Commission of Ohio (PUCO)
PUCO has 30 Days to Approve Application
Early August – Pricing request from suppliers and negotiation
September 7th – Pricing presented to Council
Mid-September – Opt-Out Materials Filed with PUCO
Mid-September – Opt-Out Letters mailed to Eligible* Accounts
Early October – 21 Day Opt-Out window closed
No later than November Meter Read Date – Accounts that do not opt-out are enrolled in program
No later than December Utility Bill – Aggregation rate / supplier reflected on bill
NEW Online Payment Option
The City of South Lebanon is excited to announce that starting October 3, 2022, we will begin offering our utility customers an online option for utility payments. Acceptable payment methods include Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express or electronic check. Payments can be made with no additional service fees.
Click HERE to pay your bill online and to sign-up for other billing features such as autopay, electronic billing, paperless bills, emails and/or text notifications. You can also pay by phone at (513) 494-2296, Option “1”.
NEW Utility Bill Statements and Due Date
We have transitioned our utility bill from a postcard to a full page billing statement. You should receive your statement during the first week of the month, starting with October, 2022. Click HERE to see a sample of the new bill. The new format allows us to provide more information to our customers including a personalized history of water consumption and news regarding upcoming community events.
To give our customers more time to pay their bills, we have also changed the bill due date from the 15th of the month to the 22nd.
The City of South Lebanon is seeking candidates for the full-time position of Temporary Laborer.
The Successful candidate for the TEMPORARY LABORER position must have completed secondary education or equivalent; plus one (1) year recent documented work experience in general building, labor and vehicle and equipment maintenance and repair or instreet maintenanc, construction & traffic painting and signing work.
Pay range for the Temporary Laborer position is $16.09 to $22.53/hour. The complete job description may be viewed by clicking the link below.
To download the application, click the link below,. The application is also available at:
South Lebanon Municipal Building
10 N. High Street
South Lebanon, OH 45065
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday
Application deadline – January 6th, 2023 or until filled.
EOE
The City of South Lebanon is seeking candidates for the full-time position of Lead Operator or Water Operator depending on the qualifications of the applicants.
The successful candidate for the LEAD OPERATOR position must have obtained an Ohio EPA Class I Water Supply or Distribution license and/or Wastewater Collection Operator Certification. Completion of secondary education or equivalent; plus seven (7) years recent documented work experience in water and/or wastewater collection/distribution systems, with at least one (1) year in a supervisory role. The successful candidate will be responsible for primarily overseeing the operation of the City water system, including testing, reporting and maintenance.
The Successful candidate for the WATER OPERATOR position must have obtained an Ohio EPA Class I Water Supply or Distribution license. Completion of secondary education or equivalent; plus five (5) years recent documented work experience in water and/or wastewater collection/distribution systems, with at least one (1) year in a supervisory role. The successful candidate will be responsible for performing a variety of skilled tasks in order to monitor the City’s water & sewer system, including testing, reporting, fixing water line breaks and reading water meters.
The City may consider the option to obtain the OEPA Water license subsequent to employment with the City.
Pay range for the Lead Opeartor position is $22.27 to $31.17/hour. The complete job description may be viewed by clicking the link below.
Pay range for the Water Operator position is $19.88 to $27.84/hour. The complete job description may also be viewed by clicking the link below.
To download the application, click the link below,. The application is also available at:
South Lebanon Municipal Building
10 N. High Street
South Lebanon, OH 45065
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday
Application deadline – January 27th, 2023 or until filled.
EOE
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE REPORT.
Recently, the South Lebanon City Council enacted legislation to amend the water & sanitary sewer tap fees as well as the monthly usage fees. Below are link to these ordinances. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City at (513) 494-2296.
The Village of South Lebanon and the Warren County Sheriff’s South Lebanon Post would like to remind everyone about some things you can do to prevent car break-ins.
Thefts from cars tend to be opportunistic crimes. The majority of these thefts occur when a car is left unlocked. Even if your car is parked in your driveway, in front of your house, inside your garage, or anywhere else, be sure to keep your doors locked. Simply locking your doors can deter would be perpetrators who may be checking for unlocked doors in order to take whatever is visible in your vehicle.
Other ways to prevent car break-ins include:
Doing these things can help keep you and your possessions safe and avoid car break-ins.
The Village of South Lebanon Annual Water Quality Report (Consumer Confidence Report(CCR)) for 2020 as required by the Safe Drinking Water Act is now available. Click here to view the CCR report or download below.
