Shellfish licenses on sale March 3rd at Town Office. Please see *license allocations and related cost below.
Class-Commercial
Resident *No Limit Set @ $100
Non-resident *9 Limit @ $200
Senior Resident *8 Limit @ $0
Senior Non-resident *4 Limit @ $0
Class-Recreational
Resident *40 Limit @ $5
Non-resident *20 Limit @ $10
Senior Resident *10 Limt @ $0
Senior Non-Resident *5 Limit @ $0
Junior Resident *5 Limit @ $0
Junior Non-resident *5 Limit @ $0
for MERCANTILE PARTNERSHIPS AND ASSUMED BUSINESS NAMES is a State of Maine Requirement?
What is a DBA (or “Doing Business As”)?
A DBA is a registered name that a business/individual uses to operate a business under a name that is not its legal name. Unlike LLCs and corporations which default to a company name, sole proprietors and general partnerships default to the business owner’s personal name.
In Maine, sole proprietors and partnerships register DBAs with the clerk’s office in the town they do business in.
Friday, April 4th – Elections / Referendum 9:30 am
POLLS OPEN: 10:00 am to – 8:00 pm
Coming Soon – SAMPLE BALLOT
Saturday, April 5th – Open Session
(check-in starting 7:30 am, meeting at 9:00 am)
Coming Soon – TOWN MEETING WARRANT
Starting in March 2025, please call the Voter Registrar office @ 207-374-2281
March 31st – New/Corrected Voter Registration until 7:00pm (Town Office)
Blue Hill Comprehensive Plan Presentation, Tuesday February 18 at Consolidated School
The Blue Hill Comprehensive Plan, which will go on the ballot of the April 4 Town Meeting, is being presented at a community information session this Tuesday, February 18th at 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of the Blue Hill Consolidated School.
Plan Committee members will provide an overview of the goals of the plan, with a question & answer session. This is the first information session before the Town Meeting, with a second to be held in the same place on Thursday, March 20th.
For more information, visit the Town website: https://bluehillme.gov/
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Press Contact: Diana Page, pagedp@gmail.com
207-374-5347
All dogs in Maine that are six months or older must be licensed annually.
Spayed or Neutered: *$6.00 per year
Unaltered: *$11.00 per year
Please note, a State required Municipal license will have an automatic $25 late fee on renewals after January 31st.
In-person: Must have the dog’s current Rabies Certificate showing the effective date, expiration date and Rabies Tag Number. Please confirm your contact information is correct with the clerk.
On-line: OCTOBER THROUGH JANUARY ONLY. Must have the dog’s current Rabies Certificate showing the effective date, expiration date and Rabies Tag Number to upload to the website (*additional transaction fee may be included).
By mail: Must have a copy of the dog’s current Rabies Certificate showing the effective date, expiration date and Rabies Tag Number. Please update your contact information on the certificate if needed and include dog’s breed if it is not listed on certificate. Payment will need to be included with mailed request.
2025 Dog Licenses are now available for purchase on-line ONLY. We will update you when in-person registrations start this December. Please see link below:
Maine Dog Licensing:
Polls at Town Hall will open at 8:00 am, closing at 8:00 pm on Tuesday November 5th
Rank Choice Voting information
Maine Citizen’s Guide to the Referendum Election
The Clerks office will be closed 11/5/24 re-opening at 12:00 pm on 11/6. Please see the below links for on-line services:
On-line IFW Hunting/Fishing Licensing
On-line Maine BMV Autos/Trailers and IFW Boat/ATV Registration
With the assistance of funding from DECDs Housing Opportunity Program, HCPC has been working on various housing initiatives over the past year, such as workshops and educational outreach, assisting towns with their comprehensive plans and ordinance updates for LD 2003 compliance, and conducting a countywide housing needs assessment. The latter is planned on being completed this fall.
As part of this assessment we created a survey that we are encouraging all Hancock County households to take, to offer residents the opportunity to provide their thoughts and needs regarding housing in the county.
Here is the link to the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9M9LXL7
Thank you,
Greg Piduch, Regional Planner and the “housing guy” at the Hancock County Planning Commission
VOTER REGISTRATION IN-PERSON: The Registrar’s (Clerk) office at Town Hall will be open late on Monday, October 28th until 7 p.m. for the purpose of registering new voters and updating addresses of active voters. You may also come into the Town Office during normal business hours and on the election date (11/5) as well.