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Economic Development
Lebanon Valley Economic Development Corp. Robert McNary President Located on the second floor of the GPU Energy Building on Route 897 South of Lebanon Mailing Address: PO Box 52 Lebanon, PA 17042-0899 Phone: 717-274-3180 Fax 717-274-1367 E-mail address: BMcNary@lvedc.org Team PA Information on Lebanon County	Lebanon County's source for low interest financing for new and expanding industry. PIDA - For land and building projects. Up to 40% of eligible project costs, at rates from 2-5%, for up to 15 years. PCLF - For small businesses (fewer than 100 employees.) Up to $200,000 at 5% for up to 10 years. Finances land, buildings, machinery and equipment. PEDFA Tax Exempt Bonds - From $400,000 up to $10 million at rates below prime for up to 30 years. Finances land, buildings, machinery and equipment. Manufacturers only. PEDFA Taxable Bonds - For all businesses. Up to $10 million at rates below prime for up to 30 years. Finances land, buildings, machinery and equipment, AND Working capital.
Lebanon County's source of low interest financing for new and expanding industry
Click Here to Link to Pennsylvania's KOZ site locater web page!
Lebanon Valley Business Park
Established in September 1990, the Lebanon Valley Business Park has quickly become one of Lebanon County's premier business locations. Residents in the 235 acre park include:	Gehl Company Quill Corporation J.C. Ehrlich Company The East Indies Company Curwood Sylvite Sales USA Lancaster Aluminum Kauffman Animal Health
Over 150 prime acres are still available offering these special features:	Public Water and Sewer Natural Gas State of the art fiber optics Protective covenants carefully crafted to preserve a quality business setting
For information and a site tour, please contact Robert McNary, President of the LVECD.
City of Lebanon Enterprise Zone
Ms. Kathy O'Hara Community Development Administrator kohara@nbn.net Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) Information	834 Cumberland Street, Suite 201 Lebanon, PA 17042 Phone: 717-228-1050 -- Fax 273-1540
Downtown Lebanon
Ms. Marsha DiBonaventuro Main Street Manager Lebanon 2000 824 Cumberland Street 2nd Floor Lebanon, PA 17042 717-277-0312 dibonaventuro@yahoo.com	Lebanon 2000 is a relatively new economic development organization serving the needs of downtown Lebanon. If you are interested in downtown property or downtown development or redevelopment, please call Marsha DiBonaventuro for information on how she can be of assistance to you.