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TOWN MANAGER SEARCH
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The Town of Brownville Selectboard is seeking qualified candidates to fill the position of:
TOWN MANAGER
Brownville is a town in Piscataquis County covering nearly 45 square miles with a population of 1,139 and a $1.8M annual budget that operates under a Charter with a Town Meeting, Selectboard, and Town Manager form of government.
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The ideal candidate will have experience with finance and budgeting, policy management, human resources and grant administration with demonstrated leadership and organizational skills.
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This is a full-time salary position with a competitive wage and benefits package.
See complete job description and application for more information.
For consideration, please submit a cover letter, resume, salary requirements and a completed application with references to:
Town of Brownville
Town Manager Search
586 Main Rd
Brownville ME 04414
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The expected start time will be May/June and the position will
remain open until a suitable candidate is found.
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The Town of Brownville is an Equal Opportunity Employer
WARMING CENTER INFORMATION
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The Town of Brownville does have warming centers available in the event folks are without heat or electricity. Those centers are opened once a need is identified through our Emergency Management Director.
Requests can be made by contacting the Town Office (207) 965-2561 during regular business hours, Monday – Thursday 8am-4pm and Friday 8am-3pm or by contacting the Piscataquis County Sheriff's Office at (207) 564-3304 after hours.
If there are folks that know in advance that they are going to need assistance, they are encouraged to reach out now!
BOARD OF SELECTPERSONS MEETINGS
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​NEXT REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING​
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Monday, March 16th
Immediately Following the Annual Town
Meeting 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
2026 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING &
SECRET BALLOT ELECTION
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The Annual Town Meeting is scheduled for:
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Monday, March 16th
The meeting will open at 11:45am to act on Article 1, to choose a moderator to preside at the meeting and Article 2, to proceed with voting by secret ballot on the election of Town Officers for the following:
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Two Selectpersons, who shall also serve as a member of the Board of Assessors and Overseers of the Poor, for a term of three years.
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One Selectperson, who shall also serve as a member of the Board of Assessors and Overseers of the Poor, for a term of two years.
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One Director of M.S.A.D. #41 for a term of three years.
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One Director of M.S.A.D. #41 for a term of one year.
Polls will be open from Noon to 5:00pm for secret ballot voting and the meeting will reconvene at 6:00pm to act on the remaining warrant articles.
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At the American Legion
67 Railroad Avenue
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Proposed warrant will be posted when it becomes available.​
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UPCOMING TOWN OFFICE CLOSINGS
​Monday, March 16th - CLOSE AT 11:00AM
Annual Town Meeting
Secret Ballot Voting
American Legion Noon - 5:00PM
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Wednesday, March 18th - OPEN AT 1:00PM
Staff Training in AM
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Monday, April 20th - CLOSED
Patriots' Day
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Monday, May 25th - CLOSED
Memorial Day
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Friday, June 19th - CLOSED
Juneteenth
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:
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Register a motor vehicle, ATV or boat
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Obtain a license for your dog or to hunt or fish
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Request vital records (birth, marriage & death)
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Request assessing and tax records
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Get an application for employment, tax program and general assistance
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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