News tagged: Town Office

For more information about the range of services available at the Blue Hill Town Office, click Clerk Services.


2026 Tax Bills

The 2026 taxes were committed 8/20/2026 and will be due 10/15/2026. We apologize for the lateness of these bills. We will be folding and mailing them out as quickly as possible, but in the meantime, you are welcome to find your bill(s) in the PDFs below. They are organized alphabetically by the last name of the first listed owner. If you notice that your mailing address is incorrect, please fill out and send in this change-of-address form so that your bill reaches you next year. As a reminder, per state statute, the bills are addressed and mailed to whomever owned the property on April 1, 2026; however, anyone is welcome to pay the bill.

Please note that these bills will show any prepayments toward 2026, but they do not display past-due balances. If you think you have a past-due balance, please call the Clerk’s Office and we can check for you. As always, all payments received are applied to the oldest outstanding balance first.

If you have questions about the contents of your bill, or if you believe that the assessed value of your property is inaccurate, please visit this page and, if that does not answer your question, contact the Clerk’s Office. If you have questions about the mil rate, which this year increased from 9.35 to 10.10, or about the timeline of issuing bills, please contact the Select Board, who serve as the Board of Assessors.

Where is my bill?

Personal Property (All): Mailed 8/21.

Real Estate: A-B will be mailed 8/24.

Camper Trailer Registration – New Requirement

Primary Election Tomorrow, 6/9

The state Primary Election will take place tomorrow, June 9, in the Gordon Emerson Auditorium above the Town Office. The polls will be open between 8:00 AM and 8:00 PM. The side door by the parking lot offers a wheelchair-accessible route to the polls. We will have a wheelchair-accessible voting booth and an ExpressVote machine set up for voters with visual impairments (or anyone else who would like to use it).

Please note that only enrolled Democrats, enrolled Republicans, and unenrolled voters are eligible to cast a ballot in this primary. Voters enrolled in third parties (Green Independent, Libertarian, etc.) cannot vote in this primary but will be able to vote in the general election in November. The Registrar of Voters will be present as usual to register new voters and update existing registrations, but due to the 15-day waiting period, it is too late to change your party enrollment for this primary.

Any outstanding absentee ballots must be received by the clerk by 8:00 PM to be counted; they may be brought into the polling place in person or dropped in the secure ballot drop box by the side door. Please do not drop them in the small black tax/sewer payment drop box by the front door – we will not check it before close of polls!

We are pleased to announce that the Town Office will be open in a limited capacity during our normal hours (8:00 AM to 4:00 PM). Please note that there will only be one clerk on staff; our priority is to serve residents with limited mobility so that they can consolidate trips to Town Hall, and if you bring a long or complicated transaction, we reserve the right to ask you to come back on a day when we are fully staffed. The Town Office will also be sporadically closed throughout the day when that clerk needs meal or bathroom breaks.

Delayed Town Office Opening

Due to extraordinary turnout for Tuesday’s election/referendum and staffing requirements for tallying votes and reporting results, the Town Office will not open for business until noon on Wednesday, November 5.