Eastbrook is located Hancock County, Maine. In 1811, the first home was built in what was then known as Township 15. Early settlers engaged in farming and lumbering. Eastbrook, named for the East branch of the Union River, was incorporated in 1837 with 20,283 acres.
Today, Eastbrook is a welcoming community and home to over 400 year-round residents as well as many others who enjoy spending summer days on our beautiful lakes.
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Save The Date!
Eastbrook Days Celebration
Saturday, July 23, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Parade lineup 8:30 a.m.
(Rain date – Sunday, July 24)
Vendors and Volunteers Needed 0 contact Kelly at the town office 565-3307
Raffles – Food – Chainsaw demo – Face painting and more!
Fireworks at Molasses Pond at 9 p.m.
Town Office
Town Clerk: Kelly Manning
Tax Collector: Mary Jordan
Treasurer: Lisa Folmer
Hours
Tuesday: 3 PM-6 PM
Wednesday: 4:30 PM – 7 PM
Thursday: 3 PM – 7 PM
Saturday: 7AM – 11 AM
Address
959 Eastbrook Road
Eastbrook, ME 04634
Phone:
Fax:
(207) 565-3513
Trash Pickup: Tuesday
*If Tuesday is a holiday it will be picked up the next business day.
These items are acceptable waste for our weekly dumpster pickups:
Tires (including large truck tires)
Carpet (including rugs)
Plastic items with your weekly household trash
Items NOT acceptable for weekly trash: Electronic Waste to include television sets, computers, monitors and accessories
Construction debris can be taken to Ellsworth Waste Services at 15 Industrial Road, Ellsworth, ME 04605. Phone number – (207) 667-4333
To help you understand these guidelines you need to know that our weekly trash goes to PERC, our bulky waste goes to Mark Wright and we are charged differently for these places. Also, the Town of Eastbrook does not have a land fill or a transfer station license, so, every time you leave something on the ground either during, or after bulky waste, you are putting the town at risk of a DEP violation.
Bulky waste drop off: September 18th, October 16th, and November 20th – 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. *PLEASE NOTE Bulky waste will resume April, 2022.
NOTICE: There will be a Bulky Waste Day
May 28 from 8 am – 1 pm
at the salt/sand shed.
ONLY ITEMS BELOW WILL BE ACCEPTED
ITEMS ACCEPTED AT BULKY WASTE
Household contents: books, magazines, toys, pots and pans, clothes, appliances
Bulky Waste: furniture, mattresses, box springs
Flooring: carpeting, linoleum, rugs, wood, ceramic tile, underlayment (no asbestos)
Tarps, rope, netting, cement block, dry concrete, dirt, trees, brush, poles. (Trees and poles must be cut into pieces no more than 4 feet long.)Televisions, computers and monitors are accepted at bulky waste. If you have full or partially full cans of paint which you wish to dispose of use kitty litter or Speedy Dry to absorb the paint. Let it dry and place dried waste into the container for disposal.
*Tires are NOT accepted at Bulky Waste.
*Medal and white goods are NOT accepted at Bulky Waste
*White goods such as freezers, refrigerators and washing machines can be dropped at M&M Salvage at 1105 Eastbrook Road 24/7.
Resources
- Tax Maps
- Commitment Book 2021 Alphabetical
- Commitment Book 2020 Alphabetical
- Commitment Book 2019 Alphabetical
- Commitment Book – by Acct.
- Commitment Book – by Map
- Town Profile
- Community Center Building Use Form
- Land Use Ordinance
- DEP Approval
- Guide for Property Owners on State and State-aid Highways
Board of Selectmen
The selectman board is made up a three people who make decisions together that affect the town and its taxpayers. Their personal feelings have to be put aside to make the best decision for the town and the taxpayers. Assessing is part of the job also. The town is currently in the process of a complete reassessment.
Planning Board
The Planning board meets the first Tuesday of the month at 6 pm. During the summer meetings are held the first and third Tuesdays.
Abrams Pond Watershed Protection Project
Eastbrook Town House Restoration Project
With the help of a committee of volunteers and generous grants, the restoration of our the historic Eastbrook Town House is under way. Our goal is to return the Town House to its original use as a community center with events and activities to bringing our residents together.