What do you love about living in Lebo?  In this episode, we talk with a recent graduate of Mt. Lebanon's Residents Academy about things both new and longtime residents need to know. Check out Living in Lebo 101!

Experts will tell you fire safety training makes all the difference in the number of fires and injuries they see. Did you know the Mt. Lebanon Fire Department provides fire safety lessons in pre-school through high school that no one else offers?  Lt. Kris Siegert, aka "Firefighter Kris," has all the details in this episode of "Inside Lebo." 

Ready to curl up with a good book? Our experts from the Mt. Lebanon Public Library give you their suggestions for Black History Month, the Winter Reading Challenge and other exciting options. 

Now that there's a new trash and recycling contract, co-hosts Ian McMeans and Rachel Windsor "talk trash" with Mt. Lebanon Finance Director Andrew McCreery and Public Information Officer Laura Pace Lilley. 

Meet the Mt. Lebanon Police Departments two new deputy chiefs: Dan Cuiffi and Steve Ruby. 

Beverly Brite Nite. Winter Market and Holiday Celebration. There's lots to see and do as Lebo gears up for the holidays! 

Our guests are Eric Milliron, Mt. Lebanon's Economic Development and Commercial Districts Manager and Chris Reidenbaugh, Mt. Lebanon Partnership President. 

Meet new Ward One Commissioner-elect Jeff Siegler, as he discusses his hopes for Mt. Lebanon in the future. 

2024 budget planning time is here! Our guest is Mt. Lebanon Finance Director Andrew McCreery. 

What's the latest with Mt. Lebanon's comprehensive plan? 

With the work winding down, we take a look at how things stand.

Our guest is Jenni Easton, Project Manager with Pashek MTR. 

We're kicking off season two of "Inside Lebo" with one of our most popular episodes from season one!

Public Works Director Rudy Sukal explains Mt. Lebanon's leaf collection process.