Important Updates for Our Community
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Stonington Awarded $671,364 of Federal Funding for Maine's Economic Development Projects
Governor Janet Mills and U.S. Senator Susan Collins today joined officials from the Northern Border Regional Commission (NBRC) to announce that 16 Maine organizations have been awarded $11 million in Federal funding to strengthen economic opportunity in rural Maine communities.
The awards announced today are part of the NBRC’s Catalyst Program, funded by the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Commission’s Federal appropriation. Maine awardees were selected by the NBRC after receiving a recommendation for funding by Governor Mills.
See the full article attached.
New! Explore a Presentation on Stonington's Economic Resiliency Strategy
Stonington’s Economic Resiliency Strategy: Opportunities for Investment
- Imperative for Action
- Core Strategies
- Current Actions
LD290 Tax Stabilization Repealed
LD 290 “Property Tax Stabilization for Senior Citizens” Repealed by State Legislature. See attached for more details.
STR Registration Extended for "grandfathered" units to 6/30/23
Please see attached Press Release
Economic Resilience Plan Press Release
Please see the attached.
Economic Resiliency Strategy-1 pager
Please see the attached.
Economic Resiliency Strategy
A plan to understand recent and emerging economic challenges and develop strategies to proactively address these and to create economic opportunity.
Short-term Rental Registration Roll Out
See the attached for the Stonington Economic & Community Development Committee release.
The full Ordinance and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) are located in the Ordinance section and the registration form is located in the Permits and Applications section. Applications may be emailed to townclerk@stoningtonmaine.org or faxed to 207-367-6361.
Department of Marine Resources, Bureau of Public Health
Please see the attached letter regarding DEP's plan to survey the coastline for potential impacts to shellfish harvest areas.
Browntail Moth
Please see the attached document from the State of Maine, Department of Agriculture, Conservation & Forestry providing notice of high or moderate detected populations of Browntail Moth.