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DEMOGRAPHICS	MAJOR EMPLOYERS	INCOME
INFRASTRUCTURE	CLIMATE	INCENTIVES
TAXES	EDUCATION	GOVERNMENT
MAPS	WORKFORCE DATA

Transporation

Highways

Distance to Major Metropolitan Areas

City

Miles

Days by Motor Freight

Days by Railroad

Atlanta

733

2

5

Chicago

496

1

3

Dallas

474

1

3

Denver

818

1

4

Houston

657

2

3

Kansas City

176

1

2

Los Angeles

1,611

3

5

Memphis

336

1

2

Minneapolis/St. Paul

648

2

4

New Orleans

692

2

3

New York

1,041

2

6

Seattle

2,064

3

6

St. Louis

163

1

1

Airports - Local

Lebanon and Laclede County are served by the Floyd W. Jones Corporate Airport.

Longest Runway: 5,000 feet
Surface: Paved
Runway Lighted: Yes
ILS: No
Private Aircraft Storage Available: Yes
Aircraft Maintenance Available: No
Fuel Available: Yes
Nearest Air Freight Service: 45 Miles

Airports – Regional

Lebanon and Laclede County are served commercially by the Springfield - Branson Regional Airport, 45 miles west of Lebanon via Interstate 44. The airport is served by six airlines - Allegiant Air, American Connection, American Eagle, Delta Connection, Northwest Airlink, and United Express. These airlines provide nonstop service to Chicago, Cincinnati, Dallas / Ft. Worth, Denver, Detroit, Las Vegas, Memphis, Minneapolis, Orlando, Salt Lake City, and St. Louis.

Commercial Air service is also available at the Waynesville-Forney Regional Airport at Fort Leonard Wood, 30 miles east of Lebanon via Interstate 44. Regions Air has three flights from St. Louis and three flights to St. Louis daily.

Please note that because the Airport is located on a military installation, users must go through a security checkpoint at a base gate to access the airport.

Rail

Rail service is provided by Burlington Northern Santa Fe. There are four trains per day with one stop.

Freight

Lebanon and Laclede County are served by three motor freight carriers: Danny Herman Trucking, Jones Truck Lines, Yellow Freight, Overnite, CCX, Transland, Conners Express, and Old Dominion.

Air freight service is available through the Springfield - Branson Regional Airport, 45 miles west of Lebanon via Interstate 44.

Parcel package service is provided by Federal Express, United Parcel Service, and DHL.

Telecommunications

Residential and Commercial phone service is provided by Sprint, including DSL and T1 services. The fiber system in Lebanon provides excellent redundancy. High speed telecommunications is also available through the local cable provider, Cebridge Connections. The City of Lebanon, through its electrical system provides high speed telecommunications to manufactures, the hospital, and other businesses. This includes gigabyte nodes delivering one gigabit per second each way, and multiples thereof.

Water

Source: Deep Wells
Average Daily Flow Capacity: 3.5 MGPD
Maximum Capacity: 4.2 MGD in 5 wells
Average Daily Demand: 2.1 MGPD
Average Daily Flow: 2.1 MGD
Peak Demand: 3.8 MGD
Storage Capacity: 3.0 MG in 5 tanks
Plans for expansion or upgrade: None

Wastewater

Treatment System: Oxidation ditch with tertiary treatment

Treatment Capacity: 3.5 MGD

Average Daily Treatment Flow: 2.1 MGD

Average Daily Treatment Demand: 36.5 MGPD

Peak Load: 2.4 MGD (Dry weather)

Expansion / upgrades: Facility upgrades to increase dry-weather capacity to 4.2 MGD in currently in-process.

Gas

Propane: There are five (5) propane providers in the City.

Natural Gas: The City of Lebanon has entered into a franchise agreement with a natural gas provider. Once feasibility studies are complete and a cost-benefit analysis is done the City may have a time-line for when natural gas service will be in Lebanon.

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