Town manager reports code‑enforcement vacancy, new fire truck arrival and tax‑bill timing
September 01, 2026 | Lisbon Falls, Androscoggin County, Maine
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In the town manager's report, staff said the town's code‑enforcement officer resigned and the town has advertised the position on the Maine Municipal Association site and received qualified applicants. The manager noted another transfer‑station sticker Saturday is scheduled for Sept. 12 and that a new fire truck arrived this week and will be upfitted for service.
Staff said tax bills are being printed and are expected to be mailed soon with a due date of Sept. 29; a digital commitment book has already been posted and the town plans to upload the tax bill PDF to the website. The manager also said the tax bill will include an insert and a QR code linking to a community survey prepared by the shared services committee.
Staff said tax bills are being printed and are expected to be mailed soon with a due date of Sept. 29; a digital commitment book has already been posted and the town plans to upload the tax bill PDF to the website. The manager also said the tax bill will include an insert and a QR code linking to a community survey prepared by the shared services committee.
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