Town of Plymouth, Maine
HOTLINE NUMBER FOR SOIL PREP ODOR COMPLAINTS
There is an odor hotline for reporting odors to Soil Preparations (207) 257-2437, which is supposed to be monitored 24/7/365 by an answering service company. PLEASE ALSO CALL Roger Johnstone of the DEP (207) 557-1173 or toll free (888) 769-1137. Please call even if your neighbor has already called. These phone logs are the only record of the frequency and severity of the issues. MDEP will not be able to confirm the occurrence of odor events unless they have the opportunity to respond and observe the odors within a reasonable time frame, so please call as soon as possible.
*Planning Board Meeting: Jan 25th 6pm Grange Hall. Site plan review on new proposed municipal buildings and Mobile Home Park Ordinance
*Budget Meeting Feb. 1, 2022 @ 6pm @ the Town Office
BURN PERMITS Tyler Dean 341-4395
TOWN OFFICE HOURS
Monday: 11am - 6pm
Tuesday: 11am - 5pm
Wednes: 11am - 5pm
Thurs: 11am - 5pm
Friday: 7am - 12pm
Town of Plymouth, Maine
Welcome to Plymouth
Brad Foss 416-7919
*You can also get them online for $7.00
Plymouth is a residential and agricultural community located in Penobscot County, with many opportunities for outdoor recreation including hunting, fishing and snowmobiling. Our community has a total area of 31 square miles, of which 29.73 is land and Plymouth Pond, and Martin Stream.
Animal Control
Aaron Curtis - 745-5297
Burn Permits
Fire Chief: Tyler 341-4395,
Brad 416-7919
Road Comm
Doug Colson - 341-1966
Sexton
Doug Woodard - 249-9717
Building/Plumbing:
Randy Hall - 234-4006
Assessing Agent:
Maine Assessment & Appraisal
Garnett Robinson CMA - 234-2822
Health Officer:
Laurine Farrar
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor: Please contact the Town Office
First Selectman: Linda Seavey
Second Selectman: Michael Grass, Jr.
Third Selectman: Ronald Latham
Moratorium passed by voters at the Special Town Meeting on
November 13, 2020.
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Plymouth Residents
We had a Special Town Meeting to Vote on the new proposed Municipal Buildings on Jan. 22nd. The articles that were posted at the Plymouth Town Office and the Plymouth Village Store were passed with a corrected amount of $1,600,000.00 to accept bids and to move forward with a new Fire Station and
Town Office.
