| Name | Phone | |
|---|---|---|
| Brandy Bridges | 207-469-7674 | brandyforprospect.icloud.com |
| Peter Shoults | 978-760-1557 | prospectpete22@gmail.com |
Select Board Meeting Agenda August 5th ,2026o
Open Meeting:
Attendance:
OLD BUSINESS:
- Select board make community heating fund account
- George road and Clark road signs
NEW BUSINESS
- Battery Back-up
- Pinkerton’s?
- Jake brake issues
- Starting process to have an election for new select board person to fill out Diane Terry’s position until next town election (6 months or so)
- Facebook grenade launch by Joyce and any response?
- Update on foreclosures
- Possible grant funds from coastal communities grant
- Approval of more select board meeting minutes. Perhaps up to last meeting?
- Muskrat farm railroad tracks; residential complaints
- Open road commissioner bids
Clerk’s notes- Other business not listed above
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 above.
Interviews and applications maybe taken over the phone. Required documentation can be provided via mail, email, fax or night drop box.
Tuesday 1 pm to 7 pm, Thursday 10 am to 5 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.