Brooksville, Maine Welcomes You!

Brooksville Maine is a small coastal town with a laid-back community

lifestyle and diverse industries from fishing to plumbing to computer

graphics and marketing.

We hope you will enjoy our website!

FOR CURRENT EVENTS

SEE ANNOUNCEMENTS:

NEWS FROM THE HARBOR COMMITTEE

Brooksville welcomes our new harbormaster, Debrae

Bishop. Debrae has extensive on water and

administrative experience and is a great asset to the

town.

Debrae’s contact info is as follows

Office # 207-326-4763

Cell # 207-664-4885

Email Address harbormaster@brooksvillemaine.org

TOWN OFFICE & LIBRARY ARE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE -

You can still call, fax and email us. Someone will be in the office on

Mondays & Wednesdays 9:00 - 2:00

CALL 326-4518

FAX 326-8039

Email town.office@brooksvillemaine.org

TAX COLLECTOR – tax.collector@brooksvillemaine.org

* You can also reach Yvonne at 326-8070 or on Facebook messenger.

TOWN CLERK – town.clerk@brooksvillemaine.org

TREASURER – treasurer@brooksvillemaine.org

CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER – jdevlin04617@gmail.com

PLUMBING INSPECTOR – johnhgray42@gmail.com

LIBRARIAN – brook@brooksvillelibrary.org

HARBORMASTER – harbormaster@brooksvillemaine.org

FIRE DEPARTMENT -

CHIEF, Matt Dow 479-1911

EMERGENCIES - dial 911

Mailing address:

TOWN OF BROOKSVILLE

PO BOX 314

BROOKSVILLE, MAINE 04617

FIND US -

Brooksville Maine Town Office - on FaceBook

Website - www.brooksvillemaine.org

Brooksville Broadband News:

Two items re. your DSL service (if that's what you are using) Inbox

Email from Abbie McMillen

Mar 23, 2020, 5:33 PM (18 hours ago)

1. Frank Szylvian’s phone numbers:

If you suddenly are having increased problems with your DSL service, this is the guy to call. He tries to be helpful so we should try to be nice.

Frank Szylvian (some sort of field manager for Consolidated)

mobile 207 907 0276

work 207 667 9936

2. A tip from Butler Smythe of Blue Hill:

With COVID-19, increased demand on the Internet – from home – has raised more issues for many Americans, especially those with poor Internet Capacity (i.e. Speed). This is especially evident for those on DSL which uses traditional phone lines and ranks right up there with Dial-up! You CAN help yourself and others by doing one simple thing – and yes this has been tested and has worked for me for the last 3+ years.

#1 TURN OFF your automatic Application Updates on your smart phones (All of them), tablets and anything else that uses bandwidth in the home or at work. Simple – it works, and it works for other services as well.

I have looked at too much of the advice given for improving Internet capacity recently and not one “expert” had referenced this fact so I am here. This has been on the PUB site since it was set up....

Please pass it on!

http://www.peninsulautility4broadband.org/blue-hill.html

Brooksville Town Office

Is closed on Thursday nights

Until further notice.

The Brooksville Volunteer Fire

Department have canceled Thursday

night meetings until further notice.

CLICK THE LINK BELOW

FOR A BURN PERMIT.

http://www13.informe.org/burnpermit/public/index.htmlt

From the Maine Emergency Management Office of Hancock County

ATTENTION!!!

New hours for the Blue Hill/Surry

Transfer Station

Starting on March 29, 2020 the

Transfer Station hours will be as

follows:

Open: 9 am to 5pm every day

Closed on All Holidays except for

Labor Day

2020 DOG LICENSES are available.

All dogs must be registered annually by January 31st.

The 2019 licenses expire December 31, 2019. A state mandated late fee of $25 will be charged after January 31, 2020.

WE NOW ACCEPT CREDIT AND DEBIT CARDS.

2019 Annual Town Report

Click below to see reports:

2019 Brooksville Annual Report .pdf Size: 7590.78 Kb

Annual Town Reports

COMPREHENSIVE PLAN SURVEY

SUMMER 2018

Click below to see survey:

Survey_Summary_8-12-18 (1).pdf Size: 279.54 Kb

Brooksville Broadband (Internet)

Committee

Click below to see report or email:

Brooksville Broadband (Internet) Committee Report 1-10-2019.docx Size: 17.93 Kb

Email from Broadband Committee 5-22-19.pdf Size: 373.46 Kb

Brooksville Broadband News 4 6-08-19.docx Size: 17.85 Kb

Brooksville Broadband News 8-14-19.pdf Size: 267.73 Kb

Sedgwick Brooksville Town

Landing Committee

Walker Pond Meeting

meets the 2nd Thursday of the month

at 5:30 pm at the Sedgwick Town House.

The Harbor Committee

meets the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 6:00 pm, at

the Public Service Building .

Mark Shaughnessy, Chairman

CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER'S HOURS

The CEO will be in on Wednesdays, between the hours of 9 a.m and 12 p.m.

Directions to the Walkers Pond Landing

(Sedgwick Brooksville Town Landing)

From Coastal Road ME175 in Brooksville turn right onto Caterpillar

Hill Road, ME15/ME 175, go 1.4 miles, turn right onto Cooper Farm Road (*just past a scenic turnout, the Cooper Farm Road is the 1^st

road on right after turnout). Almost .2 miles on the Cooper Farm

Road, on the right, is the Walkers Pond Road. The Walkers Pond Road

is a mile long dirt road. Speed limit on this road is 15 mph. At the end

of this road is the Sedgwick Brooksville Town Landing.

BLUE HILL / SURRY TRANSFER STATION

207-374-5458

Starting March 29, 2020 the hours are changing as follows:

Open: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

DEMO HOURS: 9 a.m to 4:30 p.m.

CLOSED ON ALL HOLIDAYS EXCEPT FOR LABOR DAY

HELP US FIND YOU IN AN EMERGENCY!

House number signs, green & white $10.00 each
to order call 326-4904

Leave your name, phone number & address.

We will gladly make them up for you.

Thank you for your help.

THE BROOKSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT