Board of Selectmen
John Stedman, Chairmain
Sandra Cooper, Vice-Chairman
OPEN POSITION, Selectman
The Board of Selectmen consists of three elected members. These members serve staggered three-year terms. Each year a new person is elected to serve on the board. The Selectmen, as a group, hold regularly scheduled meetings on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 6:00 PM in the Town Hall to discuss Town business. Agendas for these meetings are posted at the St. Albans Town Hall; St. Albans Post Office; St. Albans Irving-A.E. Robinson Convenience Store, Indian Lake Market, and on the Town’s website.
Administration
The Town Manager is the chief administrative officer for the Town and is responsible for the day-to-day operations of town government. The Administration Staff consists of three full-time employees: Town Manager, Town Clerk, and Administrative Assistant, plus five part-time employees: Bookkeeper, Code Enforcement Officer, Tax Assessor Deputy Town Clerk and Custodian.
Contact Information
- Location: 7 Water Street, St. Albans, ME 04971
- Phone: (207) 938-4568
- Fax: (207) 938-3413
The Town Office is closed on the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, President’s Day, Patriot’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Thanksgiving Friday, Christmas and Juneteenth.
Town Manager
Patricia (“Pat”) Murphy is our Town Manager.
Assessor
Assessor’s Agent, Rebecca Adams, has office hours on the second Monday of each month from 10 A.M. to 6 P.M., Town Office, 7 Water Street, St. Albans, ME.
Please call: 207-938-4568 to schedule an appointment
Town Clerk
Samantha Fencer our Town Clerk.
The Town Clerk’s role began when St. Albans incorporated in 1813. It is the Clerk’s goal to help make the democratic processes of the town work smoothly in hopes that a well-informed citizenry can participate in the day-to-day operations of their local government.
The Town Clerk is responsible for elections, vital records and the licensing of dogs. They serve as the information center by making available the records of local government (ordinances, meeting minutes, legal documents, etc.), explaining procedures, distributing published materials and answering questions pertaining to municipal government activities along with administering State and Local Elections for the Town of St. Albans.
Contact information:
7 Water Street, St. Albans, ME 04971
Phone: (207) 938-4568
Fax: (207) 938-3413
Code Enforcement
Code Enforcement Officer/Plumbing Inspector: OPEN POSITION
Code Enforcement Officer/Plumbing Inspector office hours:
- Tuesday: 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
- Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
It is recommended that you make an appointment with the Code Enforcement Officer before beginning any work on your home. If you are building a new structure or adding on to a current one, you must fill out a “Building Notification Application”. The fee is $5.00.
You must file a building notification with the Town of St. Albans prior to building structure 40 square feet or more.
If you are tearing down a structure, you must fill out a “Building Notification Application”. There is no charge.
You must file a “Shoreland Zoning Application” if doing work within the Shoreland Zone. It is very important that you discuss this with the Code Enforcement Officer prior to beginning work.
Call the town office at 938-4568 to set up an appointment.
Administrative Assistant
The Town is currently seeking a new Administration Assistant.
Bookkeeper
The Town is currently seeking a new Bookkeeper.
Fire Department
Jamie Crocker is the Chief of the St. Albans Fire Department, a municipal on-call department that answers approximately 150+ calls for service each year. The department holds regular monthly meetings and trainings. The towns of St. Albans and Hartland are set up for automatic response for each other in the event of a structure fire. They also have mutual aid with the towns of Corinna, Dexter, Newport, Pittsfield, Canaan, and Harmony.
The St. Albans Fire Department is looking for volunteers to serve on our department. If your dream as a child was to be a fireman and /or you’re at least 18-years of age, this could be your chance. If you are at least 14-years old and wish to become a Jr. Fireman, then this is also an opportunity for you. Give Fire Chief Jamie Crocker a call at (207) 355-1023 or one of the Fire Department officers for more information. A small stipend is paid semi-annually to participating firefighters.
Burn Permits
Burn Permits can be obtained from the following people:
- Fire Chief/Warden Jamie Crocker (207) 355-1023
- At Indian Lake Market from Deputy Fire Wardens Kevin Dunham or Heidi Hartsgrove, the phone number there is (207) 938-4577
- Asst. Chief/Deputy Fire Warden David Crocker (207) 341-2799
- Lieutenant/Deputy Fire Warden Chuck Crump by cell phone (207) 341-0200
- Lieutenant/Deputy Fire Warden Jeff Aubin (207) 461-2948
Maine Forest Service (we are in zone 7) - Maine Wildfire Danger Report (opens a new tab/window) This website is a guide, at any time the town fire warden may deem the danger higher due to local weather conditions. There is a local fire danger sign on the front of the fire station that is updated daily at approximately 9am.
Roads/Public Works
Heath (“Chip”) Wakefield is our Road Commissioner.