Summary
One year into the Lebanon County hazmat team agreement, response times are down 31% (to about 38 minutes) and over $18,000 has been returned to local fire companies. The annual PEMA grant of $28,718 funds hazmat planning and equipment.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
$28,718 annual state grant, essentially flat from last year.
Residents and fire companies across the county get faster hazmat response and reimbursement dollars.
Mentions & discussions (2)
County Commissioners Work Sessions - Aug 25, 2026
One year into the Lebanon County hazmat team agreement, response times are down 31% (to about 38 minutes) and over $18,000 has been returned to local fire companies. The annual PEMA grant of $28,718 funds hazmat planning and equipment.
County Commissioners Work Sessions - May 5, 2026
The state issued new standard terms and conditions, so the county must re-sign its PEMA grant agreement — same money, same term, just updated boilerplate the solicitor reviewed and found unobjectionable.
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