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2026 DOG LICENSES AVAILABLE OCT 15th

All dogs must be licensed upon reaching the age of 6 months. Licenses are due 12/31 each year; however, a penalty of $25 for each dog is charged if they are not registered by 1/31.

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PROOF OF CURRENT RABIES VACCINATION IS REQUIRED

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$6 - Spayed/Neutered

$11 - Non-Spayed/Neutered

 

RABIES CLINIC DEC 13th

 

​1:00 - 2:00pm

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at the Brownville Public Works Garage 

596 Main Rd

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Dogs - $20

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Cats - $30 1yr

            $70 3yrs

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BROWNVILLE AWARDED RISK REDUCTION GRANT

Officials from Town of Brownville are pleased to announce that they have been awarded a Risk Reduction Grant from the Maine Municipal Association Property & Casualty Pool, totaling $2,975.00.

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The Risk Reduction Grant program is designed to assist members of the Property & Casualty Pool in mitigating hazards and supports the implementation of effective risk management strategies. The funding helps supplement local budgets to address hazardous conditions that could lead to potential property or liability losses.

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Since its inception in 2021, the Maine Municipal Association has awarded over $1,000,000 in Risk Reduction Grants to members of its Property & Casualty Pool. This program exemplifies the power of partnership, as we work together to prevent property and casualty-related losses and create safer communities.

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For more information on the Maine Municipal Association's Risk Management Services, including grant eligibility and application details, visit www.memun.org and click on the Risk Management Services link, or call 1-800-590-5583.

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HYDRANT FLUSHING

 

Water Department personnel will be flushing hydrants in both the Village and Junction systems during the second half of October.  Water customers may experience loss of water pressure and discoloration of the water.  

 

Thank you for your patience during this necessary semi-annual maintenance of the water systems.  

 

Please contact the Town Office (965-2561) with any questions or concerns.

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NOVEMBER 4, 2025 ELECTION

 

Polls will be open from 8am - 8pm on Tuesday, November 4, 2025 at the American Legion Post #92 located at 67 Railroad Avenue.​

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A sample State Referendum Ballot can be viewed here.

A sample Municipal Ballot can be viewed here.

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The Town Office will be closed that day.

​Please plan accordingly.

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ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE

Absentee ballots for the upcoming State and Municipal Election are now available at the Town Office. You can also request your absentee ballot online.

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For more information on the State Referendum Election, you can refer to the 2025 Maine Citizen's Guide here.

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BOARD OF SELECTPERSONS MEETINGS

​NEXT REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING​

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Tuesday, October 21st at 6pm 

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At the American Legion

67 Railroad Avenue

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Agenda to be posted when it becomes available

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UPCOMING TOWN OFFICE CLOSINGS

Monday, October 20th - CLOSED

Staff Training

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Tuesday, November 4th - CLOSED

Election Day

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Tuesday, November 11th - CLOSED

Veterans' Day

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Thursday & Friday, November 27th & 28th - CLOSED

Thanksgiving Holiday

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Welcome to Brownville

Celebrating 200 years of community!

1824 - 2024​

The Town of Brownville, incorporated in 1824, is a small community known for its railroad yard, slate quarries and sawmills. The Town Charter is the foundation of Town Meetings with a Selectperson and Town Manager governing body.

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At the Brownville Town Office you can:

  • Register a motor vehicle, ATV or boat  

  • Obtain a license for your dog or to hunt or fish 

  • Request vital records (birth, marriage & death) 

  • Request assessing and tax records 

  • Get an application for employment, tax program and general assistance

  • Use our Notary Public, copying or faxing services (fees apply)

 

Several departments offer multiple services to taxpayers. Brownville has a robust Public Safety division offering Fire/EMS, Animal Control, Code Enforcement and Emergency Management. The Public Works crew maintains roadways year 'round and provides curbside trash pick-up. The Cemetery crew is responsible for the upkeep of the Village and Pine Tree Cemeteries. A part-time Recreation Director offers a full summer program and seasonal events throughout the year. The residential areas of town have public water and/or sewer access as well.

 

For more information, contact us at: (207) 965-2561 Hours: Monday - Thurs. 8AM to 4PM, Fri 8AM to 3PM

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