If you suspect child abuse or neglect, call ChildLine to file a confidential report at 1-800-932-0313. Foster Parents are needed. If you have patience and love to give to a child, call Michelle Curry at 717.228.4430 to schedule training.
2024 is the Presidential Election
Congratulate 50-year voters!
Know someone who didn’t miss an election in 50 years? It isn’t immediate as research and verification go into the process, but Voter Registration will accept nominations at SuperVoter@lebanoncountypa.gov . If and when verified, the voter will receive a gubernatorial proclamation.
New polling places:
Positive Posts/Accomplishments:
America PA 250 planning;
Camp Shand purchased;
City side of County Building purchased to accommodate expanding population;
Department of Emergency Services new 911 Center & Towers;
Facebook Live broadcast of commissioner meetings www.facebook.com/TeamLitz/ ;
Farmland Preservation 20,981 acres (20% of ag land in Lebanon County);Fire School rebuilt second time;
First Responder phones;
Inwood Bridge replaced;
Krall Barn erected @ Union Canal Tunnel;
Lebanon Valley Expo improvements–lighting, bleachers…;
Lebanon Valley Rail Trail;
Tower Improvements & Security at Governor Dick;
Veterans 100% disabled real estate tax exemption, burial markers…;
WEPA empowerment center;
Women’s Hall of Fame.
EXPERIENCE MATTERS
Your FULLTIME commissioner working to bring you TRANSPARENCY and COMMUNICATION with emails, texts, Facebook posts, Live Streaming & YouTube.
Born and raised in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, in 2024 Jo Ellen started her 7th term as a Lebanon County Commissioner who is the Boots on the Ground for local government implementing programs to Protect Children, Serve Families, Secure Justice, Manage Emergencies, and Safeguard Elections. In short, Commissioner Litz Safeguards the Public Trust.
Whether it was the 2004 Campbelltown Tornado, Tropical Storm Lee in 2011, Jonas 30″ Snowstorm 2016 , the Summer Storm of 2018, Y2K when no one knew if the electricity grid would fail due to programming error, or the Coronavirus Pandemic pf 2020-22,
I’ve been here for you.
Litz was elected by her peers from across the state of Pennsylvania to serve as the 2012 president and 2013 chairman of the Board for the statewide commissioner’s association.
Litz is about starting a conversation from public structures like roads and bridges, water and sewer, schools, and energy. A sound infrastructure is the basis of a sound economy. Litz believes we need these Economy Boosting Jobs to put money into the pockets of people so that they can buy homes, cars, and goods. Litz supports a transportation plan to make our roads and bridges safe. In this way, we will create good paying jobs, get people to these jobs, our goods to market, and children to schools.
Jo Ellen served as the chair of the MPO (2012-15)–Metropolitan Planning Organization for Lebanon County–where she helps to prioritize local road and bridge projects with PennDOT and the Federal Highway Administration.
Keep Litz doing the People’s Business.
County Commissioner Jo Ellen Litz
Accessible – Transparent –
Fiscally Conservative
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