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2025 Town Meeting Absentee Ballots -Deadline April 1st

Request can be made by phone (207-374-2281) or in person. Phone request must be made by the voter.

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2024 Annual Report & 2025 Town Meeting

Supporting Documents:

Property Tax 04/01/2025 Deadline

If you are looking to reduce your Property Tax, you may qualify for an exemption.

Exemptions processed by Municipalities:

Please note that to affect the upcoming 2025 Tax Commitment, forms must be turned in with any and all required documentation if applicable, to Town Office by April 1, 2025 (we will forward internally to our Accessor Agent). The forms are easy to fill out and will answer your qualification questions. 

Homestead Exemption:

Veterans of the Armed Forces of the United States Exemption:

Renewable Energy Investment Exemption:

State:

Please see the below links for information:

2025 “clam” Shellfish Licenses

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

Did you know Business Name Registration

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.