Council approves two full‑time patrol positions to fill long vacancies
September 01, 2026 | Old Orchard Beach, York County, Maine
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The council voted to add two full‑time patrol officer positions to the police department, funded from contingency account 2011850350, citing a contingency balance of $149,700. Chair O'Neil said the department had two longstanding vacancies and that "this summer, 4 reserve officers have expressed interest in continuing their public safety careers with Old Orchard Beach," supporting a shift to year‑round hires.
Council members moved and seconded the item and approved it 5-0. The chair said the change is intended to strengthen staffing and operational capacity after several years of unfilled positions.
Council members moved and seconded the item and approved it 5-0. The chair said the change is intended to strengthen staffing and operational capacity after several years of unfilled positions.
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