Town of Plymouth, Maine
1947 Moosehead Trail
Fax: (207) 257-2118 - Phone: (207) 257-4646
Mailing Address: PO Box 130, Plymouth ME 04969
Plymouth Residents Spring Clean-Up Day
Saturday, May 22, 2021 from 7 am - 2 pm at the Quonset Hut next to the Ball Field
$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 WILL BE ACCEPTED:
• TV’s • Furniture • White Goods (appliances) - No Fee • Computers
ITEMS WE WILL NOT ACCEPT:
• No Shingles or any building materials • No Tires or Rims
• No hazardous materials or Paint
*Please call the Town Office @ (207) 257-4646 if you have any
questions about what you can dump
Animal Control
Karen Chase - 651-8335
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
Purchase your recycling stickers @ the Newport
Transfer Station.
They are $5/YEAR.
For information on what you can dump, visit the Town Office or check out the
Transfer Station's Website
Register your ATVs and Snowmobiles and get your Hunting and Fishing Licenses online with Inland Fisheries.
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.
The Newport Transfer Station will no longer be accepting building debris from surrounding towns or commercial businesses. Plymouth still has the $5.00/per year recycling sticker, which can be purchased at the Newport Transfer Station. Plymouth Residents can take their building debris to: Waste Management, 37 Mercer Rd. in Norridgewock. You can pick up an updated list @ the Town Office.
Town Office Hours
Monday: 11am - 6pm
Tuesday: 11am - 5pm
Wednes: 11am - 5pm
Thurs: 11am - 5pm
Friday: 7am - 12pm
SELECT BOARD MEETINGS
(3rd Monday of every Month)
May 17, 2021
@ 6 pm
Agenda will be posted in outer lobby 7 days before the meeting
* All meetings will be held at the Grange Hall unless otherwise specified.
Welcome to Plymouth!
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.
Planning Board Members:
Norman Viger, Chairman
Erik Dow
Vinal Teague
Robin Lundstrom
Ronald Latham
RSU #19 District Representatives:
William MacDonald
Kenneth Sands
Zoning Board of Appeals:
Leon Hopkins
Kris Fraser
Dave Rowe
Eleanor Hopkins
Ronald Green, Jr.
Comprehensive Plan Committee:
Mike Seavey
Mike Grass, Sr.
Geri Richardson
Norm Viger
Mike Grass, Jr.
Linda Seavey
Recreation committee:
Linda Currier
Robert & Jessica Bowie
Bradley & Kristina Wheaton
Cemetery Committee:
Douglas Woodard
Robin Lundstrom
Shirley Hopkins
Linda Seavey
Preservation Committee:
Linda Seavey
Jennifer Kelley
Ed Toulouse
Plymouth Pond Association:
Robert Emrich
Michael Seavey
Laurine Farrar
Valerie Flanders
Jerry Dunivan
Veteran's Committee:
Tonya Parker
Kathy Condon
Linda Seavey
Cemetery Information:
Currently, the only cemetery with available lots is the Sawyer Cemetery, located on Moosehead Trail (Route 7).
Lots are available free to residents at this time. At the annual town meeting, townspeople will be asked to vote on a plan to start charging for lots to help with maintenance and upkeep of the cemetery.
If you would like to reserve a lot, please contact Doug Woodard, Sexton, @ 207-249-9717. He will meet with you to show you where the lot will be located. You will be required to order corner markers for your lot from a professional monument company of your choice within 90 days of meeting with the Sexton. Failure to order the markers will result in forfeiture of the lot.
Grange Hall Activities
DOT Pavement Preservation
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Annual Town Meeting is Saturday, June 5th @ the Grange Hall.
Warrant articles, to be discussed, are posted in the outer lobby at the
Town Office and in the Town Report.
We will NOT be holding a Special Selectmen's Meeting this Saturday, May 15th.
There were a few residents that have come into the office to ask and we wanted
to make sure everyone knew that we are not having a meeting this weekend.
BURN PERMITS:
Tyler Dean: 341-4395
Bradley Foss: 416-7919
*You can also get them online for $7.00
ONLINE DOG LICENSE RENEWAL
Click HERE
Click on the link above to license your dog online on the State of Maine website. All dog licenses expire December 31st. By State Law, dog license renewals are past due as of February 1st and a $25 late fee per dog applies. Proof of current rabies
vaccination is required.
Dog Licenses due dates have been extended until June 2, 2021.
