Check out our online services (see "Online Services" under the Town Government tab). You can register your vehicle, snowmobile, ATV, Boat, and make property tax payments all online. These things can also be done through the mail. Give  Kim, Sue or Corrine a call at 207-435-4361 to discuss options.
To view Office Hours, click here: Office Personnel, Town of Portage Lake, Maine 
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The Town is looking for a Code Enforcement Officer & Licensed Plumbing Inspector. See "Employment Opportunties" under the Town Goverment tab for details. 
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October 2: PL ATV Club meeting, 6:30 pm, Town Hall Conference Room.

October 3: Voter Education Class, 9 am, Town Hall Conference Room. Town Clerk Kim Mapley will explain how voters can make sure their votes count in this year's upcoming President & Referendum Elections in November. She will also give a breakdown of the State Referendum ballot questions and explain what a yes or no vote for each of them means. Sign-up appreciated but not necessary. 

October 4: PL Snowmobile Club meeting, 6:30, Town Hall Conference Room.  

October 10: Planning Board meeting, 6:30 pm, Town Hall Conference Room. Agenda.  

October 16: Public Hearing, 5:50 pm, Town Hall Conference Room, to discuss updates to the State's General Assistance program

October 16: Regular Select Board meeting, 6 pm, Town Hall Conference Room. This meeting is open to the public. 

October 17: PL School Board regular meeting, 5:30 pm, Town Hall Conference Room. This meeting is open to the public. 

November 1: PL Snowmobile Club meeting, 6:30, Town Hall conference room.

November 5: Election Day!! Portage Lake & Nashville polls are open from 10 am to 8 pm. Voting in the Big Room, please use back side entrance near the Public Works garage. There are 2 ballots--one for candidates and one for State Referendum. Click here to view the Citizens' Guide to the Referendum Election.