Town of Plymouth, Maine
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 Selectmen: Linda Seavey Second Selectmen: Michael Grass, Jr. Third Selectmen Ronald Latham
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.
SELECT BOARD MEETINGS
(3rd Monday of every Month)
Next Meeting:
October 18, 2021 @
6 pm @ the Grange Hall
Agenda will be posted in outer lobby and on Facebook 7 days before the meeting
BURN PERMITS:
Tyler Dean: 341-4395
Bradley 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.
TOWN OFFICE HOURS
Monday: 11am - 6pm
Tuesday: 11am - 5pm
Wednes: 11am - 5pm
Thurs: 11am - 5pm
Friday: 7am - 12pm
Plymouth News
The Veteran's Committee would like to inform those who have purchased granite pavers and/or have added names to our monument, we have not forgotten you. Elias monument has notified us that due to supply shortages and covid-19 they are behind on their work. Plymouth is on their schedule as soon as supplies become available. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Town of Plymouth
Fall Dumpster Day
Saturday, October 16th from 7am - 2pm
At the Quonset Hut next to the
Ball Field on Moosehead Trail
$20.00 for a pick-up truck load
$5.00 for a car trunk load
ID AND PROOF OF RESIDENCY WILL BE REQUIRED
ITEMS THAT ARE ACCEPTED:
Wooden Furniture and Pallets
Carpets/Rugs
Mattresses
Plastic Items (Items that cannot be taken in the normal pick-up)
Small Appliances (toasters, vacuums, etc.)
White Goods (refrigerator, stoves, washers, dryers, metal items, etc.)
ITEMS THAT ARE NOT ACCEPTED:
No Shingles, glass windows or any building materials
No Tires or Rims (permitted 1 tire/week in normal trash pick-up)
No hazardous materials or Paint
No electronics (TV’s, computers and accessories etc.)
*Please call the Town Office @ (207) 257-4646 if you have any
questions about what you can dump.
Town of Plymouth
TAX-ACQUIRED PROPERTY NOTICE OF TAX SALE
The Municipality of Plymouth, Maine is accepting sealed bids for the purchase of the municipality’s interest in a tax-acquired property. The property is currently assessed at $178,460 with 63 more or less acres. The property is located at 974 Ward Hill Road and is shown on the Assessor’s map in the Town Office of Plymouth Maine as Map 1 Lot 14. All bids MUST BE SEALED and brought into the Town Office at 1947 Moosehead Trail, Plymouth, Maine or mailed to us at PO Box 130, Plymouth, Maine 04969 by October 18, 2021 @ 5:30 pm.
The minimum bid is $95,000.
Bids must include name of bidder, address, phone number and the amount of your bid. In addition, all bids must be accompanied by a deposit in the form of a certified check or money order of at least 10% of the offering bid. Nonwinning bid deposits will be refunded. The successful bidder will have 30-days from October 18, 2021, to pay the remaining balance of the bid. The successful bidder will be issued a Quit Claim Deed by the Town of Plymouth. If the successful bidder fails for any reason to complete the purchase when required, their deposit will be forfeited to the Municipality of Plymouth, Maine as damages. All bids will be opened on October 18, 2021, at 6:00 pm during the Selectmen’s meeting at the Plymouth Grange Hall; this meeting is open to the public. The Selectmen have the right to accept or refuse any bid.
**It is the buyer’s responsibility to check out the information for the property, i.e., tax maps, deeds, tax info., land markers, topography, etc. Any real estate investment made by any party is sold as is.
Town of Plymouth, Maine
Welcome to Plymouth
Photo taken by Teresa Grant
