Welcome to
Woolwich, Maine

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Town Office
and Fire Station

13 Nequasset Road
Woolwich, ME 04579
Town Administrator 207-442-7094
207-442-8723 Tax Collector/Treasurer
fax line 207-442-8859
Hours
 just off Route One

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Town Office 2006

Woolwich is a Maine town on the east side of the Kennebec River -- approximately twelve miles from the Atlantic Ocean. The town is bordered by waterways. On the south and east are the Sasanoa and Sheepscot Rivers and Montsweag Bay. Merrymeeting Bay on the northwest is the confluence of five rivers, the Kennebec, Androscoggin, Abagadasset, Cathance, and Muddy -- flowing in from the north and west. Together they continue on as one waterway to the sea. In olden days this section was known as the Sagadahoc River. Woolwich received its name from Woolwich, England -- situated in a like manner on a large navigable river.

from a History of Woolwich, Maine -- A Town Remembered

Woolwich Historical Society -1994

Today, Woolwich has a population of approximately 2, 810 residents. It is governed by a five member Board of Selectmen and has a town meeting form of government. It is part of School Union 47 and has a well respected K-8 school,Woolwich Central School.

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Woolwich Maps - PDF format

Selectmen's Meeting Agenda  
Biweekly emails of the Agenda are available by contacting Lynette R. Eastman


MaineDOT and the Gateway 1 Project
interactive web show showing growth and sprawl
http://www.katiebenedict.com/MDOT_web/MDOT.html


Rapid Renewal Service. 
We have  recently upgraded the Rapid Renewal system to allow users to renew their non-excise taxable trailers online for two years instead of just one.    
www.informe.org/bmv/rapid-renewal
Users can access either the motor vehicle registration site or the trailer registration site.

Town of Woolwich Solid Waste and Recycling Newsletter

 

 

 

 

Bulletin Board


Would you believe that the Town of Woolwich will be 250 years old in 2009?

The Woolwich Historical Society and the Woolwich Recreation Committee have joined together to form the 250th Celebration Committee.  They meet on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month for the purpose of planning events for the 250th anniversary of the incorporation of the Town of Woolwich. 


Universal Waste Disposal

Town of Woolwich Now Accepting Single Stream Recycling

Pinetree Waste, the current service provider for the Town of Woolwich's solid waste and recycling contract has recently implemented single stream recycling. The single stream technology means that rather than having to separate recycleables, citizens can deposit all items into one bin. All commodities will be sent to Auburn, Mass, where they will be sorted by an automated system and further processed for recycling. In addition to increased ease of recycling, citizens will now be able to recycle more types of commodities. This service will be offered at no additional cost to the town of Woolwich. On top of the commodities that were previously accepted, Woolwich residents can now drop off colored glass and any numbered plastic stamped with the recycling logo. The only exception to this is plastic bags. Bags can get caught in the machinery used to sort recycleable goods. Shopping bags can be recycled at your local grocery store. Recycleables will continue to be picked up at the town office. For more information, look to the new sign posted at the recycling site, or the town web page at www.woolwichme.com. To see an article on the single streaming technology, see the Worcester Business Journal: http://www.wbjournal.com/archives/2006/04-17-06/down_to_one_bin.html

 

 

West Nile Virus Information

Domestic Animal Problem
If it's a domestic animal problem call Paul Grover, Jr.
443-8840 or cell 837-8701

NUISANCE ANIMAL CONTROL
Sick, injured, nuisance or destructive Wildlife re-location and removal

The University of Maine Cooperative Extension has a fact sheet entitled "What Maine People Need to Know about Avian Influenza".  
This fact sheet is available for free download at http://www.umext.maine.edu

Septic Systems
How to maintain their septic systems.  This is in response to our comprehensive plan goal to inform citizens and help them be aware that groundwater can be contaminated from malfunctioning septic systems due to poor maintenance.

Terry Hanna-WSWC member
http://www.wellowner.org/awaterwellbasics/septicsystems.shtml

 

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First published 12/22/98

Woolwich Town Hall