Welcome to Hermon!
A great town to live, work or play in the heart of Maine.
Whether you're looking for quiet country roads or a quality constructed home in a residential subdivision, Hermon has it all. Conveniently located just minutes to a major airport, shopping facilities and less than one hour to beautiful Acadia National Park or the pristine Moosehead Lake region, Hermon offers you a great place to call home.
Hermon Announcements & News
Hermon School Department
Standards Based Program
There will be an informational night about the standards based program, formative and summative assessment and other information on Monday, May 21, 2012, at 6:30 pm in Hermon High School's auditorium.
Town Council Meeting
May 17, 2012
7:00pm
Public Safety Meeting Room
333 Billings Road
To view the 2012-2013 proposed budget and any supporting documents, simply click on the links below. Copies of these documents are available upon request at the Town Clerk's Office located at 333 Billings Road.
Budget Warrant, 2012-2013
2012-2013 Proposed Expense Budget
2012-2013 Proposed Revenue Budget
Captial Improvement Plan, 2012-2013
Budget Explanation Memo
Please click the link below to view the 2012-2013 Election Warrant. Copies are available at the Town Office at 333 Billings Road for review.
2012-2013 Election Warrant
Public Hearing
May 17, 2012
7:00pm
Public Safety Meeting Room
333 Billings Road
To approve the following:
- 2012-2013 Budget Warrant
- Ordinance Exempting Eligible Active Duty Military Personnel From Vehicle Excise Tax
- Route 2 Sidewalk
- Fire Protection Ordinance
Door-to-door food drive to benefit the Food for Life Pantry organized by Hermon Baptist Church
Now through Saturday May 19th. Scouts will be placing food drive tags on doors around Hermon with suggestions for donated items and a date for pickup.
Thank you in advance for all of your support!
HERMON, Maine — Steps taken to grow the town’s business base appear to be paying off on a number of levels, town councilors learned last week during a briefing from their economic development consultant.
“The news on Hermon has been very, very good. And whenever there’s good news, I like to share it with the council and share it with the community,” Ron Harriman said last Thursday night in an update for elected officials.
The gist of the update is that Hermon no longer is the sleepy little bedroom community that many see it as.
“Hermon just stands head and shoulders above any other community in the area in a lot of ways,” Harriman said during a meeting of the Town Council. The briefing came after the councilors approved a cost-sharing agreement with the owner of Pinewood Business Park expected to result in seven new developable lots.
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Courtesy Bangor Daily News
