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The High Peaks Region of Maine 

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Notices & Bids for the residents of Franklin County


ATTENTION:

Beginning January 1, 2025, access to the Franklin County Courthouse located at 140 Main Street will only be accessible via: the Main Street entrance. For your safety and the safety of the Franklin County Employees the entrances located on Church Street and Anson Street will be closed and used for emergency purposes only.

The new security system at the Franklin County Courthouse,140 Main Street, Farmington, will go live on March 10, 2025. As part of our ongoing commitment to ensuring the safety and security of all employees and the public, access to the building will now require being buzzed in at the entrance.

Please be advised that four of our County Commissioners will be in attendance at the following:

Franklin County Budget Advisory Committee Meeting

Date: April 23, 2025 at 4:30 p.m.

Meeting Locations: Franklin County Courthouse – Superior Courtroom

Pursuant to statute, Title 1, Chapter 13 §403, we are hereby giving notice of said meeting.

Franklin County TIF

Mountain biker in mid-air, jumping over a gap on a dirt trail in a forest.
Mountain biker leaning into a sharp turn on a trail, with a fern partially obscuring the view.
Mountain biker riding across a wooden bridge in a forest.

Freeman Township Mountain Bike Trails

Established in 2008, the Franklin County Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District provides public assistance to the Kibby Wind Power Project and created an economic development plan for Unorganized Townships (UTs) in Franklin County. As part of the economic development plan, a portion of the funds obtained from this district are put towards two funding programs: grants for projects in UTs and a revolving loan fund.

Photo Credit: J. Walter

In support of our Veterans in Franklin County, we would like to connect Veterans, their families and friends, and other supporters with resources to support the importance of mental health. Make the Connection is a resource that provides hundreds of videos of Veterans sharing their inspiring stories of recovery. The site is free and accessible to everyone.

Thank you to everyone who has served and those who continue to serve!

Click here to learn more about the OPTIONS (Overdose Prevention Through Intensive Outreach, Naloxone, and Safety) initiative.