Town of Brownfield, MAINE
October 29th at 5:30pm the Board of Selectmen will hold a brief meeting at the Town Office to set the tax rate.
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Meeting ID: 822 5059 5980
Passcode: 471955
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October 28th at 5:15pm the Board of Selectmen will hold an executive session pursuant to 1 M.R.S.A. 405(6)(E) consultations with legal counsel
Public Hearing
The Board of Selectmen, legal counsel and the Oxford County Sheriff’s Department will discuss a potential Disorderly Building at 176 Merrill Corner Road under the Town’s Disorderly Building Ordinance.
Tuesday, October 6th at 6:00pm at the Brownfield Community Center
POSTPONED TO October 28th at 6:00pm at the BCC
This meeting will continue on Monday, November 9th at 6:00pm.
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Public Hearing
The Board of Selectmen, legal counsel and the Oxford County Sheriff’s Department will discuss a potential Disorderly Building at 176 Merrill Corner Road under the Town’s Disorderly Building Ordinance.
Tuesday, October 6th at 6:00pm at the Brownfield Community Center
POSTPONED TO October 28th at 6:00pm at the BCC
This meeting will continue on Monday, November 9th at 6:00pm.
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The Selectmen's meeting next week will be on Monday at 5:30pm due to the election.
Topic: Selectmen's Meeting
Time: Nov 2, 2020 06:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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Meeting ID: 854 3113 9036
Passcode: 043402
Topic: Selectmen's Meeting
Time: Nov 2, 2020 06:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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There has been approval for a food forest/community garden project behind the Town Office.
Please give your feedback by completing this survey.
Please give your feedback by completing this survey.
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ATTENTION CAREGIVERS AND MEDICAL MARIJUANA CARD HOLDERS IN THE TOWN OF BROWNFIELD
Many concerns have arisen over the proposed Marijuana Ordinance which some Caregivers and patients feel will necessitate them applying for a Marijuana business permit in the Town of Brownfield in order to continue to grow their state allowed plants. As long as state rules are followed this ordinance has nothing to do with that. Caregivers and patients can still grow 6 blooming (mature) and 12 immature plants for each patient totaling no more than 30 mature plants and this will not change for them.
What it does not allow for now are Caregiver RETAIL STORES- as we also are not allowing Adult retail stores either. Caregivers can still grow and sell to qualified patients according to state rule and individual non-patient adults can still grow for themselves three blooming (mature) and 12 immature plants.
The ordinance WILL allow those who wish to grow, manufacture or test for the adult market, to do so and an ordinance MUST be passed in order to allow that. This is not meant to restrict, but to enhance what is already allowed in our town.
For the most current COVID-19 updates and closures, please click HERE.
Burnt Meadow Mountain trail - The trail will remain closed until logging has been completed. Please respect this privately-owned property owners request, so that we do not lose trail access. We will update the website when the trail has re-opened.
Many concerns have arisen over the proposed Marijuana Ordinance which some Caregivers and patients feel will necessitate them applying for a Marijuana business permit in the Town of Brownfield in order to continue to grow their state allowed plants. As long as state rules are followed this ordinance has nothing to do with that. Caregivers and patients can still grow 6 blooming (mature) and 12 immature plants for each patient totaling no more than 30 mature plants and this will not change for them.
What it does not allow for now are Caregiver RETAIL STORES- as we also are not allowing Adult retail stores either. Caregivers can still grow and sell to qualified patients according to state rule and individual non-patient adults can still grow for themselves three blooming (mature) and 12 immature plants.
The ordinance WILL allow those who wish to grow, manufacture or test for the adult market, to do so and an ordinance MUST be passed in order to allow that. This is not meant to restrict, but to enhance what is already allowed in our town.
For the most current COVID-19 updates and closures, please click HERE.
Burnt Meadow Mountain trail - The trail will remain closed until logging has been completed. Please respect this privately-owned property owners request, so that we do not lose trail access. We will update the website when the trail has re-opened.
Are you and your family struggling?
You may be eligible for General Assistance. Reach out to Megan at townmegan@fairpoint.net or 207-935-2007 ex 200 for an application.
The General Assistance Program is designed to help people in emergencies. It is designated the program of last resort. People may be eligible to receive other benefits such as Food Stamps, Veteran's Benefits, or Social Security Income. There are guidelines that you must meet to be eligible for the program: an application must be filled out and reviewed for completeness. The application is private and confidential. A written decision will be issued by the GA Administrator within 24 hours of receipt of application. Applications will be issued during office hours Tuesday thru Friday 7:00am-4:00pm.
If you are in need of food, please contact the Southwest Oxford County Nutrition Inc at 207-935-2620.
Fire Permits are now available for free online!
Visit www.wardensreport.com select the county and town to request your burn permit. Please call Chief Perreault
at 207-935-2885 with any questions.