| Name | Phone | |
|---|---|---|
| Brandy Bridges | 207-469-7674 | brandyforprospect.icloud.com |
| Peter Shoults | 978-760-1557 | prospectpete22@gmail.com |
Select Board Meeting Agenda September 16th,2026Open Meeting:
In Attendance:
OLD BUSINESS:
Approve previous meeting minutes
NEW BUSINESS:
Accept Prospect Community club check into prospect community heating fund
MMA guidance on payroll
Migrating emails (bump up space available on emails) and adding CEO and Tax assessor
Discuss putting no trespassing/unsafe- do not occupy sign on Bangor road
Discuss Text my gov.
Discuss heating fund .
Lyndsey and Sabrina have training on September 24 th for GA.
GA: sign ordinance.
Community Fuel card
Clerk’s notes
Other business not listed above
Possible Executive Session
Miscellaneous Mail
To view Select Board Meeting Minutes, please click on the link of interest.
General Assistance
Applications are taken by appointment, please call the office to schedule. In an emergency, contact any of the Select People listed in the Contact Info tab.
Interviews and applications maybe taken over the phone. Required documentation can be provided via mail, email, fax or night drop box.
Office hours are:
Tuesday 10 am to 7 pm, Thursday 10 am to 4 pm, Friday 10 am to 4 pm.
General Assistance is a State mandated, municipally administered financial assistance program. It was designed to be the program of “last resort” for residents of the community who are unable to provide for their basic needs. Applicants must provide verification of their income and expenses, residence, and if unable to work, medical documentation substantiating their work limitations. Applicants are required to seek work if physically able and/or to apply for assistance from any other programs that may be available to them. A determination of eligibility is made for a thirty-day period based on anticipated earnings.
The General Assistance is the most accountable assistance program in the State of Maine. Applicants are required to take responsibility for themselves by endeavoring to become self-reliant. For disabled persons, this may mean applying for disability benefits, for able-bodied persons, obtaining meaningful employment.
If this is something you need and it is out side our business hour please call Waldo County Dispatch (207) 338-2040.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR ASSISTANCE:
Efficiency Maine
The Efficiency Maine Trust (Efficiency Maine) is the independent, quasi-state agency established to plan and implement programs that promote energy efficiency, beneficial electrification, and grid flexibility in Maine. Through its suite of nationally recognized programs, Efficiency Maine provides consumer information, marketing support, demonstration pilots, discounts, rebates, loans, and other initiatives to promote high-efficiency equipment and operations. The result is lower energy costs, job growth, better grid reliability, improved energy independence, a stronger local economy, and progress toward meeting the State’s climate change goals. Efficiency Maine is governed by a Board of Trustees with oversight from the Maine Public Utilities Commission.
For more information and to apply for help, please visit:
https://www.efficiencymaine.com
Maine State Housing Authority
MaineHousing is a mission-driven, independent, quasi-state agency created in 1969 by the Maine State Legislature to address the problems of unsafe, unsuitable, overcrowded, and unaffordable housing. A $3.1 billion financial institution with a staff of over 180 people, MaineHousing is governed by a 10-member Board of Commissioners appointed by the Governor. Each year MaineHousing assists more than 90,000 Maine households to buy, heat, rent, and repair their homes while also investing more than $750 million in the Maine economy.