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Penobscot Valley public meeting calendar
municipal meeting schedules and town council meetings
Sandy Smith

Sandy Smith

Oct 5, 2026

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The Penobscot Valley public meeting calendar for October 6–12, 2026, offers several chances to follow decisions close to home.

 

From planning questions to ambulance licensing, this week’s municipal meeting schedules cover issues residents may want to watch firsthand.

 

In Bangor, the Advisory Committee on Racial Equity meets Tuesday, October 6, at 6 PM in the Paul Bunyan Meeting Room.

 

The Planning Board follows at 7 PM in Council Chambers, giving Tuesday evening two opportunities to hear local discussions.

 

On Thursday, October 8, the Parks, Recreation and Harbor Committee meets at 5:15 PM in Council Chambers.

 

The Historic Preservation Commission meets there at 7 PM, with both Thursday sessions at City Hall, 73 Harlow Street.

 

Hampden has a Board of Appeals meeting Thursday, October 8, at 4 PM.

 

For property owners, Wednesday, October 7, brings the first installment deadline for 2027 property taxes.

 

Hampden town offices will be closed Monday, October 12, for Indigenous Peoples’ Day, so plan errands accordingly.

 

In Hermon, the Town Council meets Thursday, October 8, at 6 PM at the Public Safety Building, 333 Billings Road.

 

Orono starts Tuesday, October 6, with a Tree Board meeting from 5 to 6 PM at 135 Kelley Road.

 

Its Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Committee meets from 6:30 to 8 PM at the Town Office, 59 Main Street.

 

On Thursday, Orono’s Nominations, Evaluations and Council Policies Committee meets from 9 to 10 AM in the Council Chamber at 59 Main Street.

 

In Newport, a public hearing on ambulance licensing begins Wednesday, October 7, at 6 PM.

 

It is the first business item on the Selectboard agenda at the Public Safety Building, 21 Water Street.

 

Dover-Foxcroft holds a special Select Board meeting Thursday, October 8, from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at 48 Morton Avenue, Suite A.

 

The meeting notice also provides an online participation option for residents who cannot attend in person.

 

This week’s town council meetings and committee sessions offer more than dates to circle; they are opportunities to stay involved.

 

If a topic matters to your household, set aside time to listen and check meeting details before heading out.

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