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: townofstow@fairpoint.net
Stow Christmas Tree Lighting
Sunday December 4th
Tree Lighting - 5:30 pm at the Town Square
Your are invited to come early for
Caroling practice , Cookies and Crafts
4:00 pm at the Town Hall
We will meet at the town hall and practice carols, make crafts and have some snacks, then go to the town square. If you would like to bake cookies, or help in anyway, please email townofstow@fairpoint.net
Thank you Archer Tree Service, Cold River Health, Girl Scout Troop 3149, Perfect Balance Bookkeeping, The Nesbitt Family, Saco Valley Fire Dept, Stow Corner Store, Spice and Grain and many wonderful neighbors here in Stow for food and other donations
Please bring a can of food to donate to a local food bank.
Click the button below for more details
Hope to see you there!
Town Office Hours:
Mondays 1:00 - 6:00
Tuesdays 2:00 - 6:00
Thursdays 9:00-12:00
Holiday hours: The Town Hall will be closed Monday, December 26 and Monday January 2
Selectmen Meetings:
2nd and 4th Tuesday of the Month 6:00pm
Next meeting will be Wednesday Nov 9th. No meeting the evening of Election Day
Planning Board Meetings:
2nd Monday of the month 6:00pm.
Road Work:
We have been busy improving our roads. Click below for pictures of the road work projects.
Application for Property Tax Stabilization for Senior Citizens is now available.
Tax Rate: 0.013350
Tax Due Dates: 12/01/2022
Taxes Committed: 10/13/2022
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
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.
