Welcome To The Town of
Kingfield, Maine

The Official Municipal Website

Kingfield

The main source for town information and updates for residents, businesses, and visitors.  Find the current local officials, boards & committees, and organizations, as well as, departmental information. 

About Kingfield, Maine

Nestled in a river valley surrounded by the Longfellow Mountain Range, Kingfield is known for its scenic qualities, including outstanding views of mountains, valleys and rivers.

The Maine High Peaks Scenic Byway bisects Kingfield, Carrabassett Valley and Eustis. Kingfield Village lies at the confluence of the West Branch and Carrabassett Rivers and the intersection of Routes 16, 27 and 142. 

Kingfield serves as a regional service center for its residents and citizens of Salem and Freeman Township, Carrabassett Valley and New Portland offering a variety of small business and amenities with a historic downtown.

Town Departments

The Town of Kingfield Departments, Information, and Contacts

Officials & Department Heads

Contact Info for all Departments

Fire Department

Burning Permits, Information, and FAQs

Transfer Station

Hours, Recycling, Fees

Cemeteries

History, Maps and Information

Waste Water

Contact, Ordinance, Policies

Public Works

Snow Removal, Storm Damage, Roads, etc.

Code Enforcement

Permits, Plans, Ordinances, Land Use Map

Ballot Clerk

There must be at least 2 election clerks, one from each of the major parties

Budget Committee

A group of 15 town residents that meet at least twice in April to review the Municipal Officers Budget.

Code Enforcement

Ordinances and permits are posted online for your convenience.

Village Enhancement

Committee Members

Enviromental

Committee Members

Appeals Board

Committee Members Needed

Utility Advisory

Committee Members

Planning Board

Meetings are held on the second TUESDAY of each month at Webster Hall.

Shiloh Pond Committee

Committee Members

Comprehensive Planning Committee

Committee Members

Recreation Department

Committee Members

Interested in serving on a committee?
Fill out the Committee-Board Request Form below and return to the Kingfield Town Office.

Ambulance

NORTHSTAR EMS- Regionally Strong, Locally Active

Clubs & Organizations

Kingfield Quad Runners, Sno-Wanderers Snowmobile, Senior Citizens, Stichers in the Snow Quilt Club, Little League/Youth Baseball

Kingfield Water District

Trustees & Annual Drinking Water Quality Report

Municipal Officials

The Kingfield Board of Selectmen meet every 1st and 3rd Monday of the month at 6:00pm at the Town Office in Webster Hall.
**If the Monday is a holiday then meetings are held on the following Tuesday.**

BOARD CHAIR

Morgan Dunham 2024

MUNICIPAL OFFICER SINCE 2019

VICE CHAIRMAN

Wade Browne
2026

MUNICIPAL OFFICER SINCE 2012

SELECTMEN

VACANT

SELECTMEN

Kimberly Jordan
2026

MUNICIPAL OFFICER SINCE 2023

SELECTMEN

Hunter Lander
2025

MUNICIPAL OFFICER SINCE 2022

Town Manager

Leanna Ross Targett

APPOINTED OFFICIAL SINCE 2007

manager@kingfieldme.org

Information

Latest News & Updates

Sign Up HERE for email updates!

Follow us on Facebook for Recent Updates

6 days ago

Town of Kingfield
Kingfield Town Office will be CLOSEDMonday October 14th in Observance of Indigenous Peoples Day Have an absentee ballot to drop off? Try our new secure ballot box that is located on the rampway leading into Webster Hall. ... See MoreSee Less
View on Facebook

6 days ago

Town of Kingfield
TOWN OF KINGFIELD ABSENTEE VOTINGAn absentee voter is any registered voter who wishes to cast an absentee ballot at an election, and who requests an absentee ballot as provided by law. The absentee voter does not need a reason for voting by absentee ballot. (MRSA Title 21-A, Section 1.1, Section 751)Absentee ballots are made available at the Office of the Town Clerk at least thirty (30) days before an Election; availability ends 3 business days prior to election (typically a Thursday). For November 5th, 2024, Elections “Special Circumstances” begin Friday November 1st.There are many ways to request an absentee ballot:1. Registered voters of Kingfield may vote absentee in person at the Town Office during the hours of the Town Clerk: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. An application is not required if the voter votes in person at the Clerk's Office. Residents who are not registered to vote may register to vote during these hours and request an absentee ballot at that time.2. Registered voters of Kingfield may call the Town Clerk at (207) 265-4637 to request an absentee ballot for themselves only. The Town Clerk will complete the application and a ballot will be mailed directly to the voter at the mailing address provided.Requests for an absentee ballot for an immediate family member must be made at the Town Clerk's office, as these requests need to be made in writing on the application provided.3. Registered voters of Kingfield may request an absentee ballot electronically through the Secretary of State's website. (www1.maine.gov/cgi-bin/online/AbsenteeBallot/index.pl) Once the State-approved form is filled out, the Secretary of State's office will notify the Kingfield Town Clerk's Office for processing and the voter will receive the ballot in the mail by the United States Postal Service.4. Registered voters of Kingfield may fill out and sign an application to request a 3rd party to deliver the absentee ballot to them. The Clerk will give the absentee ballot to the 3rd person named on the application and that person will deliver the ballot to the voter. In this case, when the voter votes, the absentee ballot envelope must be signed by the voter and also signed by two witnesses, or one "special" witness (i.e. - a notary public, a municipal clerk, or clerk of courts).Due to State law, voters can no longer vote by absentee ballot during the 3 business days prior to an Election, unless the voter signs an application provided by the Secretary of State, stating one of the following reasons for requesting an absentee ballot on that day:Unexpected absence from the municipality during the entire time the polls are open on Election Day. (i.e. - you didn't know you were going to be away until the date you are requesting the ballot). Unexpected physical disability or an incapacity or illness that has resulted in the voter's being unable to leave home or a hospital or other treatment facility. (i.e. - you became ill unexpectedly on the date you are requesting a ballot). Inability to travel to the polls if the voter is a resident of a coastal island ward or precinct (this would not apply to Kingfield residents). You will need to certify, under penalty of law, that the information provided on this application is true. ... See MoreSee Less
View on Facebook