Code Enforcement is a part of the Community Development Department and serves as a resource to the public, town departments, boards and committees. The primary role of the Code Enforcement office is to review and approve permit applications, conduct inspections, ensure Code and Ordinance compliance for the town, as well as provide various assistance to the general public. The Code Enforcement officers also act in the capacity of local plumbing inspector (LPI), Shoreland Zoning administrator, and Flood Plain Management administrator.

Ask a Code Officer/Request Information

To request information on a specific property, zoning requirements, subdividing property, etc. please complete this form. Due to the volume of requests, a response may take up to 10 business days. All requests are taken in order of when received and reviewed depending on availability of staff.

View Property Files

To best serve our customers and adhere to health and safety guidelines, appointments are recommended when possible to view property files located in the Community Development, Planning & Codes Department. Please call (207) 604-1303 or email to schedule an appointment.