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NATIONAL TRANSIT EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION DAY: MARCH 18, 2026
Every day when you ride Lebanon Transit, you may see your favorite bus or van operator helping passengers board, answering questions, or safely guiding riders through their route. But, behind every vehicle on the road is an entire… team working together to keep public transit running across the Lebanon Valley.
Before the first buses and vans leave the garage, mechanics and technicians are already at work inspecting vehicles and making sure everything is safe and ready for service. Dispatchers and Schedulers monitor routes and help keep vehicles moving smoothly throughout the day. Customer service representatives assist riders with schedules, questions, and trip planning.
Together, these dedicated employees help keep our communities connected — whether it’s getting someone to work, school, medical appointments, shopping, or home at the end of a long day.
March 18 is National Transit Employee Appreciation Day, a time to recognize the professionalism, dedication, and hard work of transit employees who serve our riders and community every day.
We’d love to hear your story!
▫️ Did a Lebanon Transit operator go the extra mile to help you?
▫️ Did a staff member help you find the right route?
▫️ Did someone make your commute a little easier?
Share your positive experience or give a shout-out to your favorite Lebanon Transit employee. Your message can make someone’s day.
Send your story to info@lebanontransit.org or share it in the comments below.
Join us in thanking the people who help keep the Lebanon Valley moving. 🚌
NATIONAL TRANSIT EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION DAY: MARCH 18, 2026
Every day when you ride Lebanon Transit, you may see your favorite bus or van operator helping passengers board, answering questions, or safely guiding riders through their route. But, behind every vehicle on the road is an entire… team working together to keep public transit running across the Lebanon Valley.
Before the first buses and vans leave the garage, mechanics and technicians are already at work inspecting vehicles and making sure everything is safe and ready for service. Dispatchers and Schedulers monitor routes and help keep vehicles moving smoothly throughout the day. Customer service representatives assist riders with schedules, questions, and trip planning.
Together, these dedicated employees help keep our communities connected — whether it’s getting someone to work, school, medical appointments, shopping, or home at the end of a long day.
March 18 is National Transit Employee Appreciation Day, a time to recognize the professionalism, dedication, and hard work of transit employees who serve our riders and community every day.
We’d love to hear your story!
▫️ Did a Lebanon Transit operator go the extra mile to help you?
▫️ Did a staff member help you find the right route?
▫️ Did someone make your commute a little easier?
Share your positive experience or give a shout-out to your favorite Lebanon Transit employee. Your message can make someone’s day.
Send your story to info@lebanontransit.org or share it in the comments below.
Join us in thanking the people who help keep the Lebanon Valley moving. 🚌
**Rider Alert**
3/13/2026
Route 6 Detour – Inbound:
From Poplar St:
Right on 3rd Street
Left on Oak Street
Right on 6th street
Left on Locust Street, back on track.
This is due to Lincoln Avenue being closed at State Street.
Never miss the bus again. Download our free myStop Mobile app for real-time bus tracking right on your phone. Great for rainy days especially.
Happy Alfred Hitchcock Day!
Never miss the bus again. Download our free myStop Mobile app for real-time bus tracking right on your phone. Great for rainy days especially.
Happy Alfred Hitchcock Day!
What's the most highly rated aspect of our Fixed Route system according to our riders?
Why, our drivers of course!
And just in time for Transit Employee Appreciation Day on March 18. So be sure to thank your drivers for their safe, competent, and friendly service 😃
What's the most highly rated aspect of our Fixed Route system according to our riders?
Why, our drivers of course!
And just in time for Transit Employee Appreciation Day on March 18. So be sure to thank your drivers for their safe, competent, and friendly service 😃
Notice is hereby given, County of Lebanon Transit Authority, dba Lebanon Transit, located in Lebanon, PA, is soliciting bids for the construction of the Lebanon Transit Operations and Maintenance Facility located at 200 Willow Street, Lebanon, PA 17046.
Bidding documents are available at …no cost via the PennBid Program (https://pennbid.bonfirehub.com).
Bid packages will be received for the following contracts:
Contract LT 2026-1.1GC – General Construction
Contract LT 2026-1.2MC – Mechanical Construction
Contract LT 2026-1.3EC – Electrical Construction
Contract LT 2026-1.4PC – Plumbing Construction
The deadline for bid submissions is 2:00PM prevailing time on April 08, 2026. Any bids received after that time will be considered non-responsive. All bids will be submitted electronically ONLY via PennBid (https://pennbid.bonfirehub.com). A NON-MANDATORY PRE-BID MEETING will be held virtually via Microsoft Teams and in-person at the project site on March 19, 2026, at 1:00PM prevailing time. A site walk through will follow the pre-bid meeting for in-person guests only. Prospective bidders are strongly encouraged to attend and can find the pre-bid conference information on PennBid in the Important Events area. For an invitation to the meeting contact Mike Hartley at mhartley@jmt.com.
Bidder shall submit all questions about the meaning or intent of the Bidding Documents via the “Messages/Vendor Discussions” feature in PennBid no later than 12:00PM March 27, 2026. Lebanon Transit will not be liable for any costs incurred in the preparation of the bids or for attendance at the pre-bid conference.
This project was financed, in part, by a grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Commonwealth Financing Authority.