City Hall Waterville, Maine 04901 Phone: (207) 680-4200 Fax: (207) 680-4249 E-mail: info@waterville-me.gov Office Hours: Varies by Department

KEY CONTACTS ​​​

Select Board Members

Doug Dixon (Chair) (207) 314-4646

Robin Cyr (207) 649-0111

Brandy Sloan (207) 649-8051

Benton Grange Hall (207) 453-4796

Clinton Transfer Station (207) 426-8187

Fairfield Fire Dept (207) 453-2429

Fairfield Food Pantry (207) 509-9972

Kennebec County Sheriff (800)-498-1930

Cemeteries (207) 540-3793

Code Enforcement Officer (207) 649-4760

Animal Control Officer (207) 660-3236

Road Commissioner (207) 314-6171

Located in Central Maine, China offers easy access to the state capitol and the mid coast area. The town has two large bodies of water: China Lake and Three Mile Pond. The town of China contains four historic villages: China, South China, Weeks Mills and Branch Mills. As of the 2010 census, China had a population of 4,328 people. China is governed by a five member select board who appoints a town manager to oversee the daily operations of the town.

Please contact the town office at (207) 445-2014 or by email at info@chinamaine.org with any questions or concerns you may have.

We look forward to assisting you and pride ourselves on being the most helpful town office in the State of Maine.

* The Town Office will now be open the first Saturday of every month from 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. * In order to assist all of our residents in a timely manner we ask that you arrive no later than 10:45 a.m.

Town of Fairfield 19 Lawrence Avenue - P.O. Box 149 - Fairfield, ME 04937 Phone: (207) 453-7911 - Fax: (207) 453-4280 - Email: info@fairfieldme.com

Oakland is located in the heart of the Belgrade Lakes region and is also home to FirstPark – Maine's Premiere Business and Technology Center. We are a full service community and would invite you to learn more about us by exploring our website. Our governmental goal is to provide quality public service at reasonable cost. Oakland strives to promote quality of life for both our residents and guests. Oakland is home to two beautiful public beaches located on two separate bodies of water. We have hiking trails, ball fields, three picturesque lakes and lots of country side. We hope this Internet site allows us to better serve you. We hope that residents and visitors alike find our web site comprehensive and helpful, and we would be pleased to hear about ways in which it can be of more assistance to you.

Welcome to the town of Pittsfield, Maine. We are very proud of our community of 4,230 which provides a wonderful quality of life with extensive recreational pursuits along the Sebasticook; trails for walking, snowmobiling and mountain bike riding; the Pinnacle Ski Slope where children learn to ski; and seven community parks for families to enjoy. It is easy to see why we are known as a very family friendly community. The Town of Pittsfield serves as a regional employment center offering over 2,200 jobs through several major corporations and nearly 200 smaller businesses. With many historic buildings, the beautiful Maine Central Institute campus, our own Community Theatre and one of the largest community festivals in the region - the Central Maine Egg Festival - Pittsfield is interesting and unique! 

The Pittsfield Town Office is located at 112 Somerset Avenue, Pittsfield, ME 04967. The phone number to the Town Office is (207) 487-3136. The fax number is (207) 487-3138. The Town Office is open Monday - Thursday from 7:00 am - 5:30 pm (closed on Fridays).

The town office, as well as the police and fire departments, are located in the Municipal Building in the center of town. The fire station portion of the building was renovated in 1974 from part of old "Union Hall." Construction of the attached brick building housing the town office and police station was completed in 1978, and the facility is in good condition. Some necessary pointing and sanding of the Union Hall masonry work was done in 1997. The building is wheelchair accessible at the front Somerset Avenue entrance, with a dedicated parking space on Connors Avenue to the side of the building. An elevator provides access to the first floor, where elections and meetings are held.

Vassalboro is a community nestled between the banks of the Kennebec River and the West Basin of China Lake. Fertile farmland, small villages, and gentle rolling hills give our town a unique character. Settled in 1760 and incorporated in 1771,Vassalboro has developed into a community committed to quality of life, economic opportunity, and a sound education system. Our town has frontage on a major river (the Kennebec) and on four lakes and ponds and, as such, has outstanding recreational opportunities. It is also home to Duratherm Window Corporation, Natanis Golf Course (36 holes), and has some of the larger dairy farms in the Central Maine area. We hope you'll take a moment to visit our little corner of the World Wide Web. We also hope you'll drop by and see us sometime... Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday: 8:00am to 4:00 p.m. Thursday: 8:00am to 6:30 p.m. and Friday: 8:00am to Noon. Closed Saturday, Sunday, and all Holidays.

Located in Central Maine on the eastern shores of the Kennebec River, Winslow is an energetic, full-service community with a population of over 8,000 and plenty of room to grow. Winslow is noted for its rich history and scenic rural setting where year-round recreational activities abound. 

Winslow has a rich history, starting as an Indian settlement named Taconock. To learn more about the history of Winslow, view the Winslow Historical Preservation Committee's website. Town of Winslow, Maine • 114 Benton Ave. • Winslow, ME 04901 Phone: (207) 872-2776 • Fax: (207) 872-1999