Boone Senior Services took its monthly “mystery” trip to the Lilly LP1 project site in late June. The group was greeted and received a project overview from Eli Lilly and Company and Fluor site leadership. They rode buses to tour the construction site and asked great questions about the project.
Eli Lilly and Company along with Fluor staff at the Lebanon Project construction site hosted a blood drive in early May.
Progress continues on the Lilly Lebanon project site on the north side of town. On Episode 212 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast, Todd Dando and Jeff Wagner from Fluor Corporation give an update on the construction process. Roughly two thousand workers are on-site right now, but that number is about to increase. Jeff and Todd share the efforts in place to meet upcoming challenges.
Fluor Construction’s Jeff Wagner and Rae Hostetler of Hostetler PR joined Radio Mom’s What’s Up Boone County podcast host Kent Frandsen to give an update on the Lilly Project in Lebanon, Indiana. Jeff shares about progress and what to expect in the future. Listen to the podcast posted on May 3 to learn more.
Fluor is committed to investing in STEM education opportunities for youth. Locally, the Lebanon Project team regularly looks for community outreach opportunities to help promote STEM education and careers in engineering and construction fields.
A partnership between Fluor, Eli Lilly and Company and Purdue University is supporting the next generation of construction engineers and opening the door to potential employment in Lebanon and beyond.
Our LP1 team members are enjoying getting to know the Lebanon community. Here are a couple of faces you might see out and about around town.
At Fluor, employees are empowered and encouraged to volunteer and make a difference. In communities around the world, our employees create lasting value through nonprofit engagement, legacy projects and employee giving and volunteerism. Meet two of our many LP1 employees who are giving back locally.
Spring 2025 will mark two years since the Lebanon Project team broke ground to build Eli Lilly and Company’s largest manufacturing facility in the world. Over the last 24 months, the team has also been building critical relationships focused on supporting the local community that many staff now call home.
