The Blue Hill Clerk’s Office provides a wide range of services, many of which are available only to Blue Hill residents. We strongly encourage you to read the page on your transaction before coming to the Town Hall to make sure that you are eligible and that you have everything you need. If you have any questions, please call the Town Office or email the Town Clerk or a Deputy Clerk.
Latest News from the Clerk’s Office
- Primary Election Tomorrow, 6/9The state Primary Election will take place tomorrow, June 9, in the Gordon Emerson Auditorium above the Town Office. The… Read more: Primary Election Tomorrow, 6/9
- Town Office Payment System Back OnlineThis morning’s system outage has been corrected, and we are now able to process transactions normally. Please allow some extra… Read more: Town Office Payment System Back Online
- Town Office Closed: Monday Feb. 23Due to the forecast of inclement weather, the Town Office will be closed to the public on Monday, February 23.… Read more: Town Office Closed: Monday Feb. 23
Business Name Registration
*Clam Licenses
Registration of commercial and recreational shellfish harvesters.
Dog Licenses
Registration and annual renewal for all dogs residing in Maine for longer than ten days.
Hunting/Fishing Licenses
Maine BMV
Payment Options
- Cash
- If you need us to break a $100 bill, be prepared for a short wait
- Check or money order
- Made out to “Town of Blue Hill”
- Please make sure that your phone number is on the check/money order
- If you make a mistake while writing your check, please initial beside the correction
- Returned check fee is $35
- Credit or debit card
- Adds a 2.5% portal charge (minimum $1)
- We do not have tap-to-pay
- Apple Cards do not work with our payment processing system
- Can be taken by phone with some transactions
Proof of Residency Options
All options must show your physical address, not a PO box!
- Driver’s license or State ID
- Lease or real estate purchase agreement
- Utility or tuition bill
- Bank statement
- Current hunting or fishing license
- Voter registration (we can look it up)
- Payroll or government check
- Rent or mortgage payment receipt
- Real estate tax or sewer bill (we can look it up)
- Income tax return or W2
- Vehicle registration (we can look it up by plate #)
- Receipt of public benefits
- Official mail with USPS postmark
Even if you split time between multiple addresses, by law, you must have only one legal domicile. Generally, this will be where your driver’s license was issued and where you are registered to vote. If that location is not in Blue Hill, then we cannot perform resident-only transactions for you, even if you have a secondary residence here.