City of Old Town, Maine -- Welcome to Old Town, Maine

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A unique island community

... that sits on the edge of the Great North Woods, on several islands in the Penobscot River. A thriving residential community of 8,500, Old Town’s acres of forest

Riverfront Park Gazebo (Joanne Lavoie Photo)

and beautiful waters attract outdoor enthusiasts from hunters and anglers, hikers and canoeists, bird watchers and photographers. More than 50 miles of rivers and streams, accessible year round, are known

French Island, Old Town (M.Daigle Photo)

nationwide for small-mouthed bass. Wildlife population abounds with deer, bear, moose and coyote.

Yet with all its scenic beauty, Old Town is a bustling industrial community offering access to transportation,

View from Leonard Middle School (M.Daigle photo)

a trained workforce, diverse population, and a progressive, forward-thinking municipal administration.

We invite you to explore the City through this website and to contact us for more information.

Old Town's Business District (M.Daigle Photo)

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Old Town High School and Fields (M.Daigle photo)

Leonard Middle School and Fields (M.Daigle photo)

Old Town Elementary School circa 2002 (M. Daigle photo)

Penobscot Indian Nation bridge to Old Town (M.Daigle photo)

University of Maine on the Stillwater River (M.Daigle photo)

Annual City Report and Proposed Budget 2010

Budget Detail 2010-2011

Host Community Benefit Agreement with Proposed Amendment

Public Notice-nomination papers available

Sample Ballot

absenteeballotapplicationNovember 3 09.pdf

Spring2010OLD TOWN ADULT EDUCATION.pdf

Public Notice-All Offices closed-software conversion.pdf

Property Assessment.mht

riverfest2010new.pdf

JULY 29 2010.pdf

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Due to the renovation of City Hall, the City Manager, Assessor and Code Enforcement Offices are temporarily going to be located at the Old Town Municipal Airport. We expect to be back at the new offices by the end of September. Thank you for your patience.

Annual Report 2010-2011

Proposed Budget 2010-2011

Nomination Papers for City Council and RSU #34 Board Members will be available in the City Clerk's office starting Thursday, August 19, 2010 and are due back to the City Clerk on Friday September 3, 2010. Only 25 signatures from registered Old Town voters are required. The nominations will go on the November 2, 2010 City Election Ballot. These are each 3 year terms. Those whose terms are up on the City Council are Carol May and Bill Lovejoy. Those whose terms are up on the RSU #34 Board are Donna Conary and David Wollstadt. If you have any questions, please call the City Clerk's Office at 827-3980 x105.

The City Offices will be closed on Monday, September 6th.

Have a happy and safe Holiday!

Please click onto the attachment for copies of the full packet.

July 29, 2010

Click here for Property Assessed Values & Tax Payments

The Maine State Property Tax and Rent Refund "Circuit Breaker" Program forms are available. Go to the Assessor's page for more information.

Please call 394-4376 if you have a complaint about the State-owned landfill, Juniper Ridge Landfill. All complaints are recorded and reported monthly to the State and the City.

265 Main Street
Old Town, Maine 04468

Tele: (207)827-3965
Fax: (207) 827-3966

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8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

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