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2026 Annual Town Meeting Materials

The warrant for the 2026 Annual Town Meeting has been posted (a copy is available here), and absentee ballots are available at the Town Office. Residents should note that the warrant can be amended until 7 days before Town Meeting; if such an amendment is made, it will be posted in the same physical locations and on the Town website.

In addition, the 2025 Annual Report for the Town has been printed and copies are also available at the Town Office.

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Last Call for Nomination Papers!

Nomination papers for candidates looking to appear on the ballot for April’s Annual Town Meeting will be due back to the clerk’s office by close of business on Monday, February 2nd, by mail or hand delivery. They can be taken out in person during office hours, or by email; please email your name and the position you are seeking to townclerk@bluehillme.gov. There will be one seat available on the Select Board, two on the Planning Board, and three on the School Board.

Votes returned to the Municipal Clerk- Friday April 04, 2025-

ARTICLE 2 (Candidates):

SELECT BOARD 2 @ 3-YEAR:

ADAMS, BENJAMIN 435

ALLEN, SIMEON 322

CUMMER, JANIS 141

WOOG, AMANDA 567

SCHOOL BOARD 1 @ 3-YEAR:

LARRABEE, ANA 418

SMALLIDGE, COOPER 315

PLANNING BOARD 2 @ 3-YEAR;

KING IV, AUBREY WILSON 531

ZELLIFF, SUZANNE 433

ARTICLE 3 (GSA Excess Charge):     Yes @ 497 No @ 359          

ARTICLE 4: (Approve Comprehensive Plan):   Yes @ 605 No @ 207          

ARTICLE 5: (Carbon Fee and Dividend):           Yes @ 540    No @ 296  

2025 Budget Presentation

For those who could not attend Thursday’s information session on the 2025 budget, a copy of the PowerPoint presentation is now available. The presentation describes the major contributors to the overall budget and how the budget is proposed to be funded.

And the presentation provides an estimate of the 2025 property tax impact, assuming all of the “money” articles to be voted on at Town Meeting are approved: an 8.7% increase in property taxes.