About Sedgwick Acreage: 17,676 Sq. Mi.: Land 27.0 Water 4.1 Municipal Building: 719 North Sedgwick Road, P.O. Box 40, Sedgwick 04676; Mon. 1-5 p.m., Tues. 9:00 a.m.-5 p.m., Wed. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Thurs. noon-7 p.m., Fri. 1 p.m.-5:00 p.m. 359-2275, fax 359-2342, sedgwickmaine.org, e-mail [email protected] Town Government: Board of Selectmen (3) Board Chr.: Benjamin Astbury Selectmen’s Assistant: Barbara Grindle 359-2275 Town Clerk: Cynthia Reilly 326-9012 Treasurer: Cynthia Reilly 326-9012 Tax Collector: Elizabeth Gray 359-2275 Assessor: Board of Selectmen 359-2275 Registrar of Voters: Cynthia Reilly 326-9012 Emergency Preparedness Director: Royce Varnum 359-8918 Welfare Director: Board of Selectmen 359-2275 Road Commissioner: Paul Carter 359-4493 Code Enforcement: Duane Ford 610-9544 Building Inspector/Plumbing Inspector: Duane Ford 610-9544 Fire Chief: David Carter 359-8997 Animal Control Officer: Allan Van Reijsen 359-8728 Health Officer: Dennis DeSilvey 359-8495 Harbor Master: William Grant 359-2232 Supt. of Schools: Chris Elkington 348-9100 School Board (5): Chr. Susan Ford 359-2613; meets third Tues. each month Planning Board (5): Chr. Michael Rossney 359-2486; meets second Tues. each month Board of Appeals (5): Chr. Fred Marston 359-8958; meets as needed House Dist. 133 — Rep. Ralph Chapman (I) Senate Dist. 7 — Sen. Brian D. Langley (R) County Commissioner Dist. 2 — Percy L. Brown Jr. (R) Zoning: Subdivision, shoreland, site plan review; implemented 1995; last amended 2012 Comprehensive Plan: 1993 Last Townwide Valuation: 2013 Fiscal Year: July 1-June 30 Town Meeting: Sat. following first Fri. in March Municipal Election: First Fri. in March Fire Department: Volunteer 911 Ambulance: Peninsula Ambulance Corps 374-9955 Libraries: Sargentville Library 348-5234, Sedgwick Library 359-2177 School: Sedgwick Elementary School 359-5002; Peninsula Montessori 359-4614; Hearthstone Preschool 359-8406 Post Offices: Sedgwick 04676; Sargentville 04673, 359-2009 Trash Collection/Recycling: Blue Hill/ Surry Transfer Station 374-5458 Churches: Baptist 2, Quaker 1, non-denominational 1 Population: 1980: 795; 1990: 905; 2000: 1,102; 2010: 1,196 Year-round/Seasonal Residences: 1980: 325/115; 1990: 415/146; 2000: 505/166 2010 Population by Ages 0-4 50 5-19 213 20-44 314 45-64 390 65 up 229 TOTAL 1,196 Median Age 45.9 Registered and Unenrolled Voters Democrat 379 Green Independent 48 Republican 259 Libertarian 3 Unenrolled 342 Total 1031 2017 Mill Rate: .01165
