Coming soon: New ways to watch Kennebunk's government meetings

During the month of December, the Town will be upgrading its broadcast system to a new platform.

Kennebunk’s Government Access Cable TV channel (Channel 5) will soon migrate to a new all-in-one platform called Cablecast! (Expected date is December 8, 2023). This will give you MORE ways to access our content.

What’s changin...

Town will hold Informational Meeting on Short –Term Rentals on December 6th

Short-term rental safety is a top priority for the Town.

The Town of Kennebunk will host an Informational Meeting on Short-term Rentals to discuss the proposed Short-term Rental Ordinance and hear feedback from the public. The meeting will be held on Wednesday, December 6, 2023 at 6:30 p.m. in Room 300 at Town ...

Non-profit organizations involved in Economic Development can apply for funding

The Economic Development Committee of Kennebunk is welcoming non-profit organizations that contribute to economic vitality in the community to seek funding assistance in connection with the town’s annual budget for fiscal year 2024-2025.

There are a number of activities that occur in town throughout the year that contribute to the town’s economic well-being, and the Economic Development Committee believes that it is important to support the non-profit organizations that dedicate their tim...

Social Services agencies can apply for funding

Applications for non-profit social services agencies for the upcoming 2024-2025 budget and fiscal year are due by December 4.

The Town of Kennebunk is in the beginning stages of preparing its annual municipal budget for fiscal year 2024-2025, and in amongst capital items such as road projects and infrastructure improvements, and operating expenses such as staffing proposals, the...

Gobble up the latest Kennebunk news in the November newsletter

Check out the latest newsletter online or in today's Kennebunk Post!

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Property Tax Stabilization Program repealed by the Legislature

The Property Tax Stabilization Program has been repealed by the Legislature in response to concerns regarding inequity and reimbursement costs.

Any taxpayer whose application was submitted prior to December 1, 2022, and approved, will still receive the “freeze” on their 2023 property tax bill. Since the program has ended, there will be no re-application process. Taxpayers may qualify for the expa...