CORONAVIRUS INFORMATION
The Town Office is open to the public and will allow 3 – 4 customers at a time in the lobby as they maintain appropriate social distancing. Face masks are required and we will provide one if needed.
After 4pm a limit of two transactions per customer is in place.
We hope to remain open to the public, but should the virus spiral upward again in this area, we may need to make other arrangements.
Please review the information below and whenever possible use the methods outlined.
Below are links for transactions that may be processed on-line:
Motor Vehicle Registration Renewals: www1.maine.gov/online/bmv/rapid-renewal/
Fishing, Hunt, ATV, Snowmobile, Boat: www5.informe.org/online/boat/
Property Tax Payments: epayment.informe.org/payportonline/welcome
Burn Permits: www.maineburnpermit.com
We will do our best to serve you in this unprecedented time. Please call us at 667-7207 if you have any questions.
Maine CDC
School Board Reports
Effects of Withdrawal from AOS 91
School Board's Response
Broadband
Maine is continuing to invest in improving Broadband access, reliability, and affordability in Maine. To help the state have a clearer understanding of the Trenton's underserved areas, and determine Trenton's eligibility for some of the proposed programs, the Trenton Broadband committee recommends encouraging Trenton residents to take the Maine Broadband Coalition speed test. This test can help the state better understand the limits of Broadband services in Trenton.
Speed Test
Thank you for helping us in this effort!
Trenton Broadband Committee
Annual Reports are available at the Town Office.
Call 667-7207 to arrange pick up or view online.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Applying for a marriage license takes anywhere from 45 minutes to one hour. To avoid wait time, the Town Office recommends you call ahead and set up an appointment. At that time you should also check on the documents you may need when making out the forms. This will save you time and we will be able serve you better. Thank you.
For more information and the documents you may need see Maine.gov.
Reminder: All residents should complete the 2020 census if they have not done so, by going to 2020census.gov.
