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Lebanon voters will decide the future of the city's police station

Summary by Terre Haute Tribune-Star
Lebanon residents will vote in November on whether to approve financing for a new police headquarters after the City Council unanimously advanced a referendum for what officials describe as one of the largest capital projects in city history.

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Lebanon voters will decide the future of the city's police station

Lebanon residents will vote in November on whether to approve financing for a new police headquarters after the City Council unanimously advanced a referendum for what officials describe as one of the largest capital projects in city history.

·Terre Haute, United States
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Terre Haute Tribune-Star broke the news in Terre Haute, United States on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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