News tagged: Town Meetings

News items announcing Town Meetings or information related to a Town Meeting.


Town Meeting and 2025 Property Tax Preview

Thursday, March 27 at 6pm

Want to have a pre-Town Meeting peek at what your 2025 property taxes might be?

  • Have want to understand the referendum questions (voted on April 4) or the various appropriations to be considered at the open town meeting on April 5?
  • Have questions about the budget underlying those appropriations?
  • Want to educate yourself about any other Town Meeting articles before the actual meeting?

The Blue Hill Select Board will hold a public meeting on Thursday, March 27 at 6:00pm in the Town Hall auditorium to address these matters. If you haven’t already seen the 2024 Annual Report and 2025 Warrant, please download a copy.

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2025 Town Meeting

Blue Hill Town Hall for Friday, April 4th – Elections / Referendum. The meeting opens @ 9:30 am but POLLS OPEN @ 10:00 am (until 8:00 pm)

Blue Hill Consolidated School Gym for Saturday, April 5th – Open Session 9:00 am (check-in starting 7:30 am)

2024- Nov. Special Town Meeting Called

A Special Town Meeting has been scheduled for Monday, November 25, 2024 at 5:30pm in the Select Board Room at Town Hall.

In addition to selecting a moderator for the meeting, the sole article to be considered is whether Blue Hill should participate, together with Orland, Penobscot, and Surry, in the statutory “consultation” process associated with the proposed abandonment of the Toddy Pond Dam.

Here is the text of the article:

Shall the Town participate in the statutory consultation process (see 38 M.R.S. § 902), together with other towns affected by the petition to abandon ownership of the Toddy Pond dam and/or Alamoosook Lake dam, to obtain sufficient information about the dam and the towns’ legal options of facilitating an agreement for dam ownership, including whether to participate in or otherwise support a group that would accept ownership of the dam?

The full warrant has been posted at Town Hall and on the Hannaford’s bulletin board.