Welcome to Stow Maine
The Heart of the Cold River Valley
710 Stow Road
Stow, Me 04037
Phone: (207)-697-2007
Fax: (207) 697-2136
Email: townclerk@stowmaine.us
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Selectman Jim Wilfong
207-712-4666
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Selectman Ray Ryan
207-329-8205
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Selectman Carl Lindblade
603-731-0650
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Code Enforcement Officer
Ron McAllister
207-925-6722
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Animal Control Officer
Cindy Eaton
207-890-5313
Friendly Reminder about 911 addresses
It is a good idea to have your address registered with 911 services so that in an emergency, a rescue squad can locate your residence. Furthermore, a 911 address is required for broadband service.
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TAX MAP LINK:
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The tax map links for 2023 and the
2023 commitment book is posted below.
Tax bills will be sent out the week of 10/23/23.
Taxes are due the 1st of December each year
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Tax Rate: 0.015000
Tax Due Date: 12/01/2023
Taxes Committed: 10/19/2023
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Town Office Hours:
Mondays 1:00 - 6:00
Tuesdays 2:00 - 6:00
Thursdays 9:00-12:00
Upcoming Meetings:
All meetings held at the town hall unless otherwise noted:
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Road Projects Meeting:
Tuesday, April 30th at
6 pm
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Kindergarten Screening
4/25 and 5/2
see details here:
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Please call the office before coming to be sure it is open if there is a pending storm. Thank you!
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Selectmen Meetings :
2nd and 4th Tuesday of the Month 6:00pm
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Planning Board Meetings:
2nd Monday of the month 6:00pm.
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Road Work:
If there is a downed tree or obstruction in a town road, please call 911. If there is a non emergency issue please call Selectman Ray Ryan 207-329-8205 Jim Wilfong 207-716-4666 or Carl Lindblade 603-731-0650.
For the state road (route 113), please call Maine DOT in Fryeburg:
207-935-2646
710 Stow Rd. Stow, Maine 04037
Town Clerk, Tax Collector, Excise Tax Collector: Christine Carone Deputy Clerk Kathleen Panno Treasurer: Nancy Boros Animal Control Officer: Cindy Eaton 207-890-5313
The Full Story
About
The Town of Stow, incorporated in 1833, is one of Maine's many small towns. It is located in the Western Maine foothills bordering New Hampshire and the White Mountain National Forest. The Town of Stow encompasses rural farm land, rolling country side terrain, and the beautiful wildlife habitats of the historic Cold River stream.
