The Oxford Casino (777 Casino Way, Oxford) will be the first mobile site in the state to open (April 12^th-16^th) and the Fryeburg Fairgrounds will be the fourth site (April 30^th-May 3^rd). Oxford County residents can begin signing up now for the Oxford Casino site by calling the State’s Community Vaccination Line at 1-888-445-4111. When we get more information on how to sign up for the Fryeburg Fairgrounds site, we will pass it along to you all. The single dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be used at the mobile clinics. We hope you will all help us spread the word about this opportunity available to our residents in Oxford County!

Mills Administration, FEMA Partner on Mobile Vaccination Unit to Provide COVID-19 Vaccines to Rural, Under-Served Communities Across Maine

Maine to host New England’s second mobile vaccination unit capable of delivering at least 250 shots per day  (click to sign up soon – website )

Augusta, MAINE – The Mills Administration and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced today a partnership to launch a groundbreaking mobile vaccination unit that will provide COVID-19 vaccinations to people in rural and under-served communities across Maine.

The mobile vaccination unit (MVU), which is only the second of its kind in New England, will begin providing COVID-19 vaccines to Maine people starting next Monday, April 12, 2021, at the Oxford Casino in Oxford. The MVU will then travel to ten additional rural or under-served communities across Maine – including Fryeburg, Calais, and Madawaska, among others – over the next two months. The MVU is expected to vaccinate at least 250 people per day, utilizing the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine in order to maximize efficiency.

“This mobile vaccination clinic is another important tool for our state as we work to get shots into arms as fast as we can,” said Maine Governor Janet Mills. “The clinic will complement our existing vaccination efforts well and allow people in rural communities to more easily get the vaccine, protecting their health and that of their loved ones and helping us to win the fight against COVID-19. I am grateful to the Biden Administration for its commitment to partnering with states to get people vaccinated and to FEMA for their outstanding work to deliver on that promise.”

“We’re excited to partner with the State of Maine on this joint effort to provide a vaccine to people in America who want one,” said Paul Ford, Acting Regional Administrator and Federal Coordinating Officer for COVID-19 in FEMA Region 1. “The ability for this unit to travel to hard to reach populations and meet people where they are is a great asset to support the residents of Maine and continue the fight against COVID-19.”

The Mills Administration requested FEMA’s support with Maine’s vaccination efforts after the Biden Administration committed to deploying Federal resources to assist states with getting shots into arms. The State and FEMA ultimately pursued a mobile vaccination unit in order to achieve two primary goals: 1) to reach rural and under-served communities, and 2) to complement large- and small-scale vaccination clinics already underway.

The eleven communities were determined by the Maine Department of Health and Human Services, the Maine Emergency Management Agency, and FEMA in part based on the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Social Vulnerability Index, which utilizes 15 U.S. census variables to help local officials identify communities that may need support before, during, or after disasters.

Appointments are required to receive a vaccination at the MVU. State, county, and local partners – including municipalities and community-based organizations – are coordinating outreach to local Maine residents, particularly high-risk and vulnerable residents, in each of the host communities to assist with scheduling appointments for locals. To check appointment availability at the Oxford Casino site, Oxford County residents may call the State’s Community Vaccination Line at 1-888-445-4111. Information on scheduling appointments at the other stops will become available on the state vaccination website in the coming days.

“We are honored to work with FEMA, the State of Maine, Oxford County and local authorities to bring COVID-19 vaccines to more people in Oxford Hills,” said Jack Sours, General Manager & Vice President for Oxford Casino Hotel & Event Center. “This endeavor continues our commitment to safety and being a strong community partner during these unprecedented times.”

“The Town of Oxford is excited to work with FEMA and our EMA partners to provide assistance to help support the mobile COVID-19 clinic at the Oxford Casino,” said Adam Garland, Oxford Town Manager. “Public health and safety is a top priority here in Oxford, especially during this pandemic. This mobile COVID-19 clinic represents a great collaboration between Federal, State, County and Local governments which allows for much greater public access to COVID-19 vaccines.”

The MVU will be run by staff provided by FEMA, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the U.S. Public Health Service, and others, with support from State and local Emergency Medical Services, local health care providers and volunteers.

“Through the remarkable efforts made by health care professionals, volunteers, the Maine CDC and National Guard, and local business leaders, Maine has one of the highest vaccination rates in the country. Maine is once again leading the way by becoming one of the first states to pioneer a mobile clinic to expand vaccine access,” said Senators Collins and King and Representatives Pingree and Golden. “This new initiative will bring these life-saving shots directly to rural and underserved communities, making it more convenient for Mainers to access the vaccine. With each vaccination, we come closer to ending this terrible pandemic.”

“In a rural state like Maine, the Federally run mobile unit is a much-needed solution to delivering vaccinations to people in harder to reach communities,” said Jeanne Lambrew, Commissioner of the Maine Department of Health and Human Services. “This is a welcome step forward in our ongoing efforts to address health disparities that pre-dated the pandemic in rural and parts of urban Maine.”

“The mobile clinic adds another important option in our efforts to vaccinate Maine people quickly and equitably,” said Dr. Nirav D. Shah, Director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention. “This partnership allows us to shorten the distance between Maine people and shots that can save their lives.”

“Maine Emergency Management Agency continues its partnerships at the state, county, local and federal levels,” said Peter Rogers, Director of the Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA). “The MEMA team has been working with our colleagues at FEMA since the beginning to bring the Mobile Vaccination Unit to Maine. Having this MVU asset will be a force multiplier in the fight against COVID-19.”

The Federal-State partnership, which comes one day before Maine expands vaccine eligibility to all residents age 16 and older, builds on the Mills Administration’s ongoing work to expand access to the COVID-19 vaccine. These efforts include, but are not limited to: standing up large-scale vaccination sites, providing vaccine to independent health care providers and Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) in under-served areas, dispatching public health nurses to clinics throughout the state to meet the needs of at-risk Maine people who cannot easily travel to large-scale community vaccination clinics, and providing in-home vaccination to homebound Maine people.

To date, 463,662 Maine people have received their first dose of the vaccine – more than 41 percent of Maine people age 16 and older, with more than 28 percent being fully vaccinated. Maine is currently 4th best nationwide for the percentage of its population with at least one dose of vaccine and currently ranks 5th best nationwide for the percentage of its population fully vaccinated.

A list of the MVU’s scheduled stops, which are subject to change, are as follows.

More information on vaccination for people in Maine is available at Maine’s COVID-19 vaccine website.

The stop sign at Allen Hill and 121 intersection is only temporary until we can get another yield sign. Thank you for your understanding.

Special Town Meeting to be held at 6:00 PM on March 4, 2021, at the Oxford Elementary School.

Warrant: Town Meeting Warrant 03-04-2021

Leasing information: Copy of Oxford Plaza Utilities, Heating and Electricity Comparisons,  Lease Space Information

Minimum Street Requirements amendments: Minimum Street Requirement Ordinance 2021 amendments

Mobile Home Ordinance to be repealed: Mobilehome Ordinance

Budget Committee By-Law amendments: BUDGET COMMITTEE BYLAWS FINAL DRAFT

Amendments to Section 21 in the Zoning Ordinance: Marijuana Ordinance Amendments, Marijuana Ordinance Amendments 2-24-21

The Town Meeting will be broadcast to the best of our ability through TEAMS – dial in at 207-352-3541 conference ID: 799 564 849#

A Special Town Meeting will be held at the Oxford Elementary School on March 4th, 2021 at 6 PM. The Town Office will be closing at 4 PM in preparation for the meeting.

The roads will be posted for weight limit on March 2, 2021 and be removed April 12th, 2021.

Exceptions:                                          
All state roads.
Number Six Road from Route 26 to Cross Street.
Cross Street.
East Oxford Road from Station Road to Cross Street.
North end of Fore St to Dean Drive
Station Road from Route 26 to E. Oxford Road

Notice of Public Hearing

The Town of Oxford will be holding a public hearing on the repeal of the Retail Marijuana Prohibition Ordinance and the amendment of the Marijuana language in the Oxford Zoning Ordinance to allow and regulate medical marijuana and adult-use marijuana facilities on February 18th, 2021 at 6 PM at the Oxford Town Office (Also available on Microsoft Teams).

Anyone wanting to speak during the Public Hearing will be limited to 3 minutes to provide ample time for all comments to be heard.

The proposed amendments are available at the Oxford Town Office or click on the link below:

ZONING ORDINANCE

Marijuana Ordinance Amendments Legal Strikes and additions

Marijuana Ordinance Amendments 

Retail Marijuana Prohibition Ordinance

The regularly scheduled selectmen’s meeting will immediately follow.

Due to limited staffing, the Town Office clerk’s office will be closing from noon to 1:00 PM for lunch starting Monday, March 15th, 2021.  Thank you for your understanding.

The town office will be closing at 5 PM on Thursday 01/21/2021 due to limited staffing. The selectmen’s meeting will be starting at the usual 6:00 PM.

Special Meeting of the Board of Selectmen

1.      To enter executive session for the purpose of interviewing candidates for the position of Town Manager pursuant to M.R.S.A. Title 1, Chapter 13, Section 405 (6)(A).

An interim School Board Director is needed immediately to serve until the next annual Town Meeting, June 2021.  If interested, please submit a letter of interest to the Board of Selectmen.  Town of Oxford P.O. Box 153 Oxford, ME 04270 or email to eolsen@oxfordmaine.org.

October 15, 2020

Governor Janet Mills and Commissioner of Economic and Community Development Heather Johnson announced today that the Mills Administration has begun distributing the first round of financial awards to Maine small businesses and non-profits through the Maine Economic Recovery Grant Program.

Grant letters notifying the recipients of their award were sent yesterday in collaboration with Maine’s seven Economic Development Districts, which will distribute funds by early November. The program, backed by $200 million in Federal CARES Act Coronavirus Relief Funds (CRF), provides some financial relief for businesses and non-profit organizations that incurred business disruptions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The 2,329 awards, which include 2,072 to small businesses and 257 to non-profits, total $105 million dollars and average just over $45,000 per award with recipients spanning the entire state. The hospitality sector, particularly lodging and accommodations, represent the largest percentage of recipients, drawing 35 percent of the awards. The grants are intended to help sustain the viability of Maine’s small businesses and nonprofits – not to replace lost profits – and will provide short-term relief to help stabilize Maine’s economy. At the same time, the Administration continues to focus on the state’s long-term goals described in the state’s 10-year strategic economic development plan. The program draws on a recommendation from the Governor’s Economic Recovery Committee.

“There is no question that Maine’s small businesses are struggling to survive unprecedented economic hardships caused by the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Governor Mills. “While these funds will not make them whole, they offer some lifeline to keep afloat those small businesses that are at the core of our economy. I encourage all eligible businesses and nonprofits to apply for the second round of this relief as I continue to call on Congress to provide more direct aid to the State of Maine.”

The Mills Administration worked with the seven Economic Development Districts across the state to operationalize the program. Based on eligibility requirements, which align with allowable uses of CARES Act CRF monies under guidance provided by the U.S. Treasury Department, the Economic Development Districts determined the eligibility of each application, consulting with state agencies when needed. If a small business or non-profit were determined to not meet eligibility requirements, they were also notified yesterday, including a justification for the denial so that the organization can determine their eligibility for Phase 2 of the grant program.

On September 21st, Governor Mills announced the second phase of the Economic Recovery Grant Program. This second phase expands access to the program by increasing the number of eligible organizations. Under Phase 2, businesses and non-profits that employ up to 250 people are eligible for grant awards. In addition, licensed childcare and behavioral health organizations will be eligible in this round, along with businesses and non-profits that are less than one year old. The application portal for Phase Two of the Economic Recovery Grant Program remains open until October 23, 2020.

“There are a number of areas of our economy that have been severely impacted as a result of the pandemic,” said Heather Johnson, Commissioner of Economic and Community Development. “We hope this program can help support businesses during this difficult time.”

Grants awarded through the Maine Economic Recovery Grant Program may be used to cover expenses including: payroll costs and expenses; rent or mortgage payments for business facilities; utilities payments; necessary operating expenses; expenses incurred to replenish inventory or other necessary re-opening expenses; purchase of personal protective equipment required by the business or business related equipment. Funds must be spent on operations that are strictly within Maine. Recipients are liable for any misuse of funds, and the grants are subject to audit.

Driveway entrances will receive minimal work prior to resurfacing. Entrances will be completed at that time.

The Oxford Recycle building will be closed for repair October 1st through October 11th, 2020. Thank you for your patience during this construction.

Town of Oxford

Notice of Public Hearing

Pursuant to 22 M.R.S.A. § 4305(1)

 The Oxford Selectmen will hold a public hearing September 17, 2020 at 6:00 PM at the Oxford Town Office on the amendments of the 2020-2021 appendices A – H of the Local General Assistance Ordinance. The selectmen’s meeting will immediately follow. Copies are available at the town office.

The Station House Community Center will be closed for cleaning until Monday September 14th, 2020.

I want to take a moment to once again remind property owners on Thompson Lake that water levels will start to recede on September 8^th in anticipation of rehabilitation work on the dam starting. The drawdown is necessary for cofferdam placement and to put the town in compliance with the Natural Resources Protection Act permit. The annual drawdown typically occurs after Columbus Day and takes approximately two weeks to complete. In order to take advantage of warmer temperatures and a short construction window, the decision was made to start the project in September. Water levels will decrease to 33 inches below the dam benchmark line which is what it is typically seen during the winter months. For seasonal and non-seasonal residents who have water craft on the lake, I would suggest monitoring water levels daily and making arrangements to get your boats out early. Current water level at the dam is 20”. For further information on the dam project or water levels please contact your local municipal officials or the Oxford Town Office.

Butch Asselin

Town Manager

Town of Oxford

TOWN OF OXFORD
TAX ACQUIRED PROPERTY SALE
The Town of Oxford is currently accepting competitive proposal bids on the following tax-acquired property:

U03-080-00A   CALLAHAN ROAD OXFORD, MAINE

Minimum Bid required. Bid instructions, bid forms and additional information is available on our website www.oxfordmaine.org or at the Oxford Town Office, 85 Pleasant Street, Oxford Maine.   All bids must be received by 3:00 p.m. on September 24th, 2020. The Oxford Board of Selectmen reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

Bid Form Required

Notice of Tax Acquired Property Sale

Property Card

$200 Million in Grants Available to Maine’s Small Businesses

Today, Governor Mills announced the Maine Economic Recovery Grant Program to help Maine small businesses and nonprofits as they continue to grapple with economic hardships caused by COVID-19.

As of Friday, August 21, every small business and many non-profit organizations with 50 or fewer employees can apply to receive a grant of up to $100,000 to replace COVID-19 related losses. Using federal CARES Act Coronavirus Relief Funds, the Governor has committed up to $200 million for this initiative, making it a central pandemic support strategy for Maine’s economy.

The Administration is working in partnership with AVCOG and the other federally designated Economic Development Districts to implement this program. AVCOG will assist in distributing these critical funds to Maine’s small businesses and eligible nonprofits in our region.

We invite you to spread the word as timing is short – the application period begins Friday, August 21 and ends September 9, 2020. Here’s a helpful one pager about the program you can share.

The grant application is available on the DECD’s website, along with program requirements, answers to frequently asked questions and a phone hotline for application support (1-800-872-3838 and press 3, or email: BizAwards.DECD@maine.gov).

DECD will also host webinars to explain the program and answer questions, starting tomorrow.

• Friday, August 21 at 10:00 AM – register here

           Tuesday, August 25 at 11:00 AM – register here 

COVID-19 Micro-Enterprise Business Grant Program

The Maine Department of Economic & Community Development (DECD) in partnership with the Maine Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) will provide grants of up to $5,000 for businesses with five or fewer employees, with an owner whose income is in the low to moderate range as defined by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

Eligibility criteria include:

• Must be a Maine business.
• Must demonstrate a revenue loss as a direct consequence of COVID-19. Funds cannot duplicate those received from other federal, state or local programs (including other CDBG funds).
• Must have five or fewer employees including the owner(s).
• Must have a DUNS Number, which can be obtained here.
• Owner’s household income must be low/moderate as defined by HUD as verified by 2019 tax return.
  • Please see income eligibility by county (opens in new tab). Total annual household income must not exceed these limits.
  • Note: Portland, Biddeford, Auburn, Lewiston, Bangor, Cumberland County (excluding Brunswick) are ineligible.

How to Apply?

Funds are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Business owners must meet with a Maine SBDC business advisor to determine eligibility and submit an application.

Contact one of our SBDC business advisors:

Raynor Large, (207) 783-9186 x214

Lori Allen, (207) 783-9186 x254

________________________________________

These funds are made possible as part of the $11 million that the State of Maine received from the federal CARES Act for its Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program.

Agenda
Town of Oxford
Joint Meeting of Boards of Selectmen
Oxford Elementary School
Thursday, August 13, 2020 6:00 PM

1. Call Meeting to Order-Chairman Scott Hunter
2. Introductions
3. Review of dam maintenance timeline.-Butch Asselin
4. Update on current Thompson Lake Dam project-Butch Asselin
5. Discussion on collaboration between the four communities on future dam projects.-All
6. Discussion on continuing financial assistance for dam.-All
7. Where do we go from here?-All
8. Adjournment

Note*

• For the sake of time, the Oxford Board of Selectmen requests that each adjoining town appoint a spokesperson for their community and that person’s presentation be limited to a maximum allotment of ten minutes.
• This is a workshop for selectmen. Questions or comments from members of the public, in attendance or viewing via Microsoft Teams, will not be accepted.
• Light snacks, bottled water and coffee will be provided.

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Executive session to be held by the Board of Selectmen on Monday 08/10/2020 at 5 PM to continue reviewing the Town Manager resumes.

Winter drawdown of Thompson Lake will commence on September 8th in preparation of the dam rehabilitation project. Typically the drawdown begins the day after Columbus Day. The drawdown is necessary for the installation of the cofferdam that is going to be placed on the upstream side of the dam and for the safety of the workers performing the work. Lake levels will be no lower than what lake residents have BECOME ACCUSTOMED TO SEEING during the winter months (since 2012). The drawdown will be gradual and take some time to complete. The maximum drop for lake levels during the winter months is 38”. The level will eventually drop to 32”-33” from the benchmark line drawn at the top of the dam. These water levels were established several years ago due to the collaborative efforts of the TLEA, the town and the Maine Department of Inland  Fisheries & Wildlife. To put this in perspective, summer water levels are normally 16” below the benchmark line on the dam.

WORK WILL BEGIN ON THE ALLEN HILL ROAD ON MONDAY 8/10/2020 EXPECT TRAFFIC DELAYS AND SEEK AN ALTERNATE ROUTE IF POSSIBLE.

Thank you

Town of Oxford
Notice of Public Hearing
A public hearing will be held for the consideration
of an Automobile Graveyard and/or Junkyard permit
application submitted by Ayotte’s Used Cars and Parts
on Thursday, July 16th, 2020 at 6:00 PM at the Oxford
Town Office. The regularly scheduled selectmen’s
meeting will immediately follow.

The Oxford Town Office will be closed to the public Tuesday – June 30th, 2020 for the closeout of our fiscal year.

Thompson Lake Dam Advisory Committee Agenda

July 16, 2020  2:00 PM

Oxford Town Office

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A. Call to Order

B. Old Business-None

C. New Business

1. Introduction of Selectmen Samantha Hewey and Joe Stella to committee members
2. Update on East Gate replacement project
3. Discussion on joint meeting with area selectmen
4. Next meeting date and location

D. Adjournment

TOWN OF OXFORD

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given that the Town of Oxford will hold a public hearing on July 2, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. at the Oxford Town Office, at 85 Pleasant Street, in Oxford, Maine and via remote hearing described below, for purposes of receiving public comments on the proposed Second Amendment to the Wal-Mart Municipal Tax Increment Financing District (the “District”) and the Development Program.

 The public hearing is being undertaken pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 206 of Title 30-A of the Maine Revised Statutes, as amended.  The proposed Second Amendment includes (1) amending the District’s boundaries so that it now also includes approximately 18.47 acres of the new business park in the Town along Route 26 and north of Roller Rink Road, (2) altering the project cost list, and (3) changing the captured value percentage for the remainder of the term of the District.  The District currently includes the 35‑acre Wal‑Mart lot (Map R13, Lot 5A) as well as a parcel owned by Oxford Water District (Tax Map R6, Lot 4) and some public rights of way.

Copies of the proposed Amendment to the Development Program will be on file with the Town Clerk prior to the public hearing.  The proposed Amendment to the Development Program will also be available at www.oxfordmaine.org and can also be obtained by calling the Town Clerk at 539-4431 during normal business hours and requesting that a copy be mailed to you.  All interested persons are invited to participate in the public hearing and will be given an opportunity to be heard.

Because space will be limited at the Oxford Town Office for the public hearing, the Oxford Board of Selectmen will also hold this public hearing remotely using Microsoft Teams.  Virtual meetings are allowed using emergency legislation approved by LD 2167; 1 M.R.S.A. §403­A, that authorizes municipalities to conduct meetings online. Allow your computer to install the free Microsoft Teams app to get the best meeting experience.

MICROSOFT TEAMS MEETING INSTRUCTIONS
The meeting link is:

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The meeting link will also be available at www.oxfordmaine.org.

You may also join the meeting by dialing in on your phone: +1 207-352-3541; Conference ID: 433 055 730#.

Public comments will be taken at the meeting and written comments should be submitted to eolsen@oxfordmaine.org.  Written comments will be accepted until Wednesday, July 1, 2020.

20200618 – Oxford Wal-Mart TIF Second Amendment

Per Executive Order 56, the Selectmen voted on June 4th for all registrations that have expired during the COVID-19 pandemic to be due for re-registration on June 30, 2020.

There will be a Selectmen’s Workshop on May 6th, 2020 at 6:00 PM to discuss the Waste Water Department’s dewatering plant.

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In March, Governor Janet Mills directed Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Commissioner Judy Camuso to allow boaters to operate without a current 2020 registration and Lake and River Protection sticker until April 30, 2020. Boat registrations normally expire at the end of each calendar year. This notice is a reminder that as of May 1^st, 2020, all motorized watercraft on Maine waters must have a valid registration. In addition, all motorized watercraft on inland waters must display the lake and river protection sticker.

Please use the online registration process to complete re-registrations of boats.     https://www5.informe.org/online/boat/

 First time boat registrations cannot be completed online, they must be done by the town office. Please call 539-4431 or email eolsen@oxfordmaine.org.

The Board of Selectmen have moved the Town meeting date to July 11th, 2020 at 10:00 am at the Oxford Elementary School. The State Primary and Referendum Election and the Municipal Election will be held on July 14th, 2020 at the Public Safety Building located at 701 Main St. 8 AM – 8 PM.

The Town office will be closed on Friday 4/10/2020. We will be back in the office on 4/13/2020. Access to the public remains restricted.

Budget meetings will be starting on March 31, 2020. Please look for links here on our website to join and listen.

Please use Town of Oxford FaceBook page (search @townofoxford) to watch and participate in the Board Meeting. We will be putting any questions in front of the Chairman as soon as we can.  Thank you for your patience through this new implementation.

Local Historians Wanted

On July 19 the Oxford Recreation Department will be celebrating Community Days and Maine’s 200^th Birthday. We are looking for photos, memorabilia and historians to help with a presentation. Plans are for this to be held inside the Center with other festivities outside in the arena. Food and entertainment will be in line of days gone by. Please help us make this day an enjoyable and informational day for the community. Stop in or call 539-8094 to volunteer or if you have items to display.

We are looking for someone who would help us with making in-ground baked beans and pig roast. Also searching for fiddlers, blue grass, square dancers and caller and contra dancers. Please call 539-8094 with suggestions.

Oxford Recreation Department

Station House Community Center 223 King St., Oxford

Due to the weather, the Selectmen’s Meeting scheduled for February 6^th, 2020 is being postponed until Wednesday February 12^th, 2020 at 6:00 PM.

The scheduled workshop for February 12^th, 2020 will be postponed until a later date.

Presidential Primary – Enrolled Republican or Democrat will receive a Party Ballot.

Special Referendum – All voters will receive a Referendum Ballot

Municipal – All Voters will receive a Municipal Ballot to choose one Selectman to fulfill the open position for the remainder of the term – June 30, 2020.

All elections previously held at the Public Safety Building will now be held at the Oxford Community Center located at 223 King St. in Oxford.

Town of Oxford needs three members to fill Budget Committee Vacancies.  For further information call the Town Clerk at 207-539-4431.

Making ice in the rink takes multiple days of temps below 15. This has been a very mild winter, good for heating bills, but not so much for making ice.  We will be keeping a watch on the weather to have the rink up and running as soon as mother nature cooperates.

Thanks for your understanding.

The new compactor is being installed at the Transfer Station starting on Jan. 13th, 2020 and will take several days to build.  The hopper will be closed and the staff will be directing you to containers and the bucket loader. Thank you for your patience while we have the new compactor installed.

The sand for residential use is located at the Highway Garage, just outside the gate on the north side.

Highway Garage 1162 Main St. Oxford Maine 04270