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EMERGENCY NUMBERFORPOLICE – FIREAMBULANCE& RESCUE911Annual ReportOF THE TOWN OFFICERSFor the year endingJanuary 31, 2022TOWN OFFICE – 547-3340Fax – 547-5054Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday9:00a.m. – 4:30p.m.Wednesday12:00p.m. – 7:30p.m.Selectmen/Administrative Asst. Office – 547-3159Selectmen meet Monday evenings – 6:30p.m.Town Garage – 547- 3913Transfer Station – 547- 4243Friday – Sunday8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m.Animal Control Officer – 313-0737www.sidneymaine.orgEMERGENCY NUMBERFORPOLICE – FIREAMBULANCE& RESCUE911TOWN OFFICE – 547-3340Fax – 547-5054Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday9:00a.m. – 4:30p.m.Wednesday12:00p.m. – 7:30p.m.Selectmen/Administrative Asst. Office – 547-3159Selectmen meet Monday evenings – 6:30p.m.Town Garage – 547- 3913Transfer Station – 547- 4243Friday – Sunday8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m.Animal Control Officer – 313-0737www.sidneymaine.orgAnnual ReportOF THE TOWN OFFICERSFor the year endingJanuary 31, 2022
Annual Reportof theTown OfficersofSIDNEY, MAINEfor theYear Ending January 31st2022INDEX IN BACK OF REPORTTown of Sidney1Annual Report
Town Report DedicationGary FullerThis year the town is dedicating its town report to Sidneynative Gary Fuller.Gary grew up in Sidney, and even after moving away, hecontinued to be an integral part of the town. He served as CodeEnforcement officer from 1996 until his untimely death inSeptember of 2021. At the time of his passing, he was the town’slongest serving employee.He was married to his wife Ellen for nearly 40 years and raisedthree children in neighboring Belgrade. Family meant everythingto Gary, and he was the type of person to drop everything to helphis family or a friend in need.Gary had a strong passion for the outdoors and was an avidsportsman. He even achieved his Master Maine Guide license andstarted his own guide service. Whether it was hunting, fishing, orriding his side-by-side at camp, Gary loved the outdoors.Town of Sidney2Annual Report
Gary was always available to answer questions for residents evenafter business hours. If you called him, he would answer and dohis best to assist you in any way he could. His years of experiencewere an asset to the town.Gary will be remembered as a knowledgeable and friendly coworker who always had a story to tell. There wasn’t a resident orproperty that he wasn’t familiar with. Over his years in the field,he developed many business relationships and connections thatturned into friendships, and the people of Sidney and itsemployees were no exception. He will be greatly missed.Town of Sidney3Annual Report
Town of SidneyAnnual Town Meeting2022 SCHEDULEVOTING on Articles 1 and 2 as outlined in the Town of Sidney Warrantfor Annual Town Meeting:DATE:Friday, March 25, 2022TIME:12:15 PM – 8:00 PMPLACE:Sidney Town Office, 2986 Middle RoadTOWN MEETING to vote on the remaining Articles as outlined in theTown of Sidney Warrant for Annual Town Meeting:DATE:Saturday, March 26, 2022TIME:Meeting begins at 9:00 AMPLACE:JH Bean School, 2896 Middle Road, SidneyFOOD PANTRY DONATIONS:The Town of Sidney Selectmen would like to show support to the community by askingeach attendee to bring a non-perishable food item to the Town Meeting as a donation toTHE SIDNEY FOOD PANTRY.Town of Sidney4Annual Report
Dear Friends:When I took the oath of office as Maine’s 75th governor, I never imagined that we would face adeadly pandemic. For nearly sixteen long, difficult months under a State of Civil Emergency, itwas my responsibility to guide our state through this time to keep Maine people safe and healthy,and to put our economy on a path to recovery.COVID-19 wreaked havoc on our national economy, dealing heavy losses to businesses of allsizes, and leaving millions of people unemployed. Here in Maine it has taken the lives of hundredsof people and sickened many more. Since the arrival of the first vaccines in December 2020, wehave worked hard to get as many shots into the arms of Maine people as quickly as possible,getting our state and our lives back to normal. Maine can be proud of our nation-leading progressover the past year, but our work is far from done.My Administration, in collaboration with public health experts and business leaders across thestate, developed a plan to restart Maine’s economy. We formed an Economic Recovery Committeecharged with assessing the economic impacts of the pandemic on Maine’s economy and providingrecommendations for policy changes to deal with these impacts. And, joined by Republican andDemocratic lawmakers, I was pleased to sign into law a balanced, bipartisan budget that charts abrighter future for all of Maine. Together, drawing on the hard work and resilience of Mainepeople, we will rebuild and strengthen our economy and rise from this unprecedented challenge tobe a stronger, better state than ever.I continue to be amazed by the strength and courage of the Maine people and businesses who havefound different ways to do business and the brave first responders in your town and in our healthcare facilities. Maine people have persevered, and, although challenges remain, we will getthrough them together just as we did this past year. I congratulate and thank you for all that youhave done to protect yourselves, your loved ones, and your fellow citizens.Please take care,Janet T. MillsGovernorPHONE: (207) 287-3531 (Voice)888-577-6690 (TTY)FAX: (207) 287-1034www.maine.govTown of Sidney5Annual Report
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Dear Friends:I am deeply honored to serve the people of Maine in the U.S. Senate, and I welcome this opportunity to sharesome of the areas I have been working on over the past year.The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to pose enormous challenges for our state and our country. Whenthe pandemic began, I co-authored the Paycheck Protection Program that helped small businesses remain afloatand keep their employees paid. In Maine, our small businesses received more than 47,000 forgivable loanstotaling 3.2 billion. I also led efforts to provide relief for loggers, lobstermen, and bus companies.In addition, I helped secure 700 million to assist Maine’s overwhelmed hospitals and nursing homes, and anew law I led prevented Medicare payment cuts to help further ease the financial strain on our hospitals. I alsourged the CDC to update its recommendations so that our students and teachers could safely return to theirclassrooms, and I pressed the Administration to end the closure of the U.S.-Canada border.While addressing the pandemic has been a major focus, I’ve also worked hard to ensure Maine’s other needs aremet. A group of 10 Senators, of which I was a part, negotiated the landmark bipartisan infrastructure bill thatwas signed into law in November. I co-authored the section of the bill that will provide Maine with as much as 300 million to expand high-speed internet in rural and underserved areas.Soaring inflation is another crisis, particularly when it comes to the cost of heating oil. I have stronglysupported federal programs that help Maine families stay warm. In November, Maine was awarded 35 millionto help low-income Mainers pay their energy bills. And the bipartisan infrastructure bill included 3.5 billion tohelp families make energy efficiency improvements that would permanently lower their heating costs.As a senior member of the Appropriations Committee, I have supported investments in Maine’s communities.This year’s funding bills include 265 million I championed for 106 projects across Maine. These projectswould help create jobs, improve workforce training, address the opioid crisis, and increase access to childcareand health care services. In addition, I worked to reverse proposed cuts to our Navy in order to help protectAmerica and keep the skilled workers at Bath Iron Works on the job. The bills also include 475 million for theconstruction of a new dry dock at Maine’s Portsmouth Naval Shipyard that will allow the Navy to continue tocarry out its submarine missions. I will keep working to get these important bills enacted.No one works harder than the people of Maine, and this year I honored that work ethic when I cast my 8,000thconsecutive vote, becoming the only Senator in history to do so without ever having missed a roll call vote. TheLugar Center at Georgetown University once again ranked me as the most bipartisan Senator for the eighth yearin a row.In the New Year, I will keep working to solve problems and make life better for the people of Maine andAmerica. May 2022 be a happy, healthy, and successful one for you, your family, and our state.Sincerely,Susan M. CollinsUnited States SenatorTown of Sidney7Annual Report
Dear Friends,I hope this letter finds you safe and well. It remains a privilege to represent you in Congress, and I appreciate theopportunity to update you on what I have been working on for the people of the Second Congressional District.This year, our small businesses, workers and families, hospitals, states, and towns continued to face challengesrelated to the coronavirus pandemic. COVID-19 has been a serious threat to public health and our economy thatrequires a comprehensive, ongoing response. While we are not yet out of the woods, there is a light at the end of thetunnel. Still, I know there are many Mainers who will continue to need assistance getting through this pandemic. Iam committed to making sure our communities' most urgent needs are met to get our economy back on track.One thing I am particularly proud of this year is that Democrats, Republicans, and the Biden Administrationworked together to pass the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which will make a once-in-ageneration investment in our nation’s infrastructure and support Maine jobs. This bill will bring 1.3 billion toMaine for highways and 225 million for bridge replacement and repairs, as well as 234 million to improve publictransportation options. It will also allocate over 100 million to help provide broadband access to the 42,000Mainers currently without it and make 310,000 Mainers eligible for the Affordable Connectivity Benefit to helpfamilies pay for internet access. Crucially, it will also provide Maine with 390 million to combat Maine’shistorically high rates of lead poisoning by replacing lead pipes and allowing Maine families access to cleandrinking water.Another one of my priorities in Congress is protecting Maine jobs. For one, shipbuilders at Bath Iron Works are avital part of our economy, and the ships they build are critical to our national security. Throughout 2021, I led theMaine congressional delegation in pushing back against the Biden Administration’s proposed decrease in DDG-51shipbuilding, a proposal that would have had serious consequences for the shipbuilding workforce at BIW, one ofthe two shipyards that produces these destroyers, and American naval capabilities around the world. We foughtsuccessfully to include authorization for construction of three new DDG-51 destroyers in the final National DefenseAuthorization Act. I will continue to work hard with my colleagues on the House Armed Services Committee toensure that we protect our national security and shipbuilding jobs in Maine.My most meaningful work in Congress continues to be providing direct assistance to Mainers. My staff and I standready to serve you. If you are looking for assistance with a federal agency, help for your small business, or want tokeep me informed about the issues that matter to you, please reach out to one of my offices below: Caribou Office: 7 Hatch Drive, Suite 230, Caribou ME 04736. Phone: (207) 492-6009 Bangor Office: 6 State Street, Bangor ME 04401. Phone: (207) 249-7400 Lewiston Office: 179 Lisbon Street, Lewiston ME 04240. Phone: (207) 241-6767I am especially glad to share that my wife Izzy and I were pleased to welcome our daughter, Rosemary, into theworld this year. Mom and baby are happy and healthy, and we’re so thankful for this blessing. We look forward toshowing her the beauty of Maine in the months and years ahead.Sincerely,Jared F. GoldenMember of CongressTown of Sidney8Annual Report
Senate ofMaineSenator Matthew Pouliot3 State House StationAugusta, ME 04333-0003(207) 287-1505Senate District 15Dear Friends and Neighbors,Thank you for the opportunity to serve as your State Senator. I am humbled by the trust you haveplaced in me to be a voice for you, your family, and our community. I can assure you I willcontinue to work tirelessly on your behalf.The 1st session of the 130th Legislature was different than any previous session of the MaineLegislature. Zoom meetings replaced in person committee hearings and work sessions and itwas certainly a learning process for everyone. As COVID-10 restrictions lifted, the Legislaturemet in person starting in June. It was high time we returned to the State House so thatLegislators could speak in person to one another. The lack of human connection, so essential toaccomplishing meaningful work for our constituents, made itself felt in the partisan nature of thissession. The 130th Legislature has a great deal of work still to do in the 2nd Regular session; Ibelieve that working together, we can affect positive change.Before our adjournment on July 19th, the Legislature passed a supplemental budget as well aslegislation directing how the American Rescue Plan funds will be spent. I strongly opposedincreasing taxes and was pleased no new taxes will be placed on the Maine people as a result ofthose two initiatives.The 2nd Regular session began in January and I am eager to discuss the issues important to all ofyou. I have heard from many of you regarding the increasing costs consumers are facing, as wellas the countless ways the pandemic has affected every aspect of your life. As your State SenatorI will continue to do all I can to advocate for you in Augusta.Thank you for the privilege of serving you in the State Senate. The 130th Legislature certainlyhas a great deal of work to do. But I believe that if we work together, there is nothing we can’taccomplish. Please feel free to contact me at 287-1505 or (matt.pouliot@legislature.maine.gov)if you have comments, questions or if you would like assistance in navigating our state’sbureaucracy.Sincerely,Matthew PouliotState SenatorFax: (207) 287-1527 * TTY (207) 287-1583 * Message Service 1-800-423-6900 * Web Site: legislature.maine.gov/senateTown of Sidney9Annual Report
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES2 STATE HOUSE STATIONAUGUSTA, MAINE 04333-0002(207) 287-1440TTY: (207) 287-4469Michael D. Perkins93 Willey PointOakland, ME 04963Cell Phone: (207) ry 2022Dear Friends & Neighbors:As we welcome the New Year, I want to take this opportunity to once again thank the goodpeople of Sidney for allowing me the opportunity to serve them at the State House.Challenges caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic still make daily headlines, whilepolicymakers at all levels of government work to restore some sense of normalcy byexploring available options to preserve constituents’ overall wellbeing. Maine’s economyappears to be weathering these unprecedented times, as State revenue forecasters projectMaine will collect 822 million more than initially expected during the current two-yearbudget cycle ending in mid-2023 -- an increase of nearly 10 percent.The Second Regular Session of the 130th Maine Legislature began January 5, 2022, andstatutory adjournment is set for April 20, 2022. Legislators will attempt to finalize thevarious bills carried over from the First Regular Session, at the same time as taking intoconsideration new legislation deemed to be emergency in nature, dealing with budgetarymatters, proposals from the Governor, initiatives submitted pursuant to statute, legislationsubmitted pursuant to authorized studies, and legislation submitted by direct initiativepetition of the electors. Much of this business will likely once again be conducted virtually,so I would encourage you to monitor the Legislature’s Web site if you have an interest infollowing proceedings.Other means to stay up to date on the latest State Government news is by providing me withyour email address so that it can be added to my regular e-newsletter distribution list, aswell as signing up to receive notifications via Maine.gov .html. Maine.gov offers a convenientway to sign up for free email and SMS text notifications. It also allows you to sign up foremail and wireless updates about topics relevant to your interests.Again, thank you for the privilege of being your voice at the capitol. It is a responsibility Iam honored to have and do not take lightly.Regards,Michael D. PerkinsState RepresentativeDistrict 77Town of SidneyOakland (part) and Sidney10Annual Report
TOWN OF SIDNEYOFFICERS AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2021-2022MODERATOR:James IsgroSELECTMEN:Alisa Meggison-KeimelAlan TibbettsJohn Whitcomb, ChairmanRonda SnyderAndrew 3)(2021-2024)ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO SELECTMEN:Desiree HersomTREASURER, TAX COLLECTOR:Lezley JonesDEPUTY TREASURER, TAX COLLECTOR & CLERK:Lisa KleinJackie PitcherTOWN CLERK:Joyce Ryan – Resigned 4/30/2021.Lezley JonesOFFICE ASSISTANT:Mary BlaschkeOFFICE FLOAT:Marjorie WilburROAD FOREMAN:Leon BurgessROAD CREW:Dale MullenArnold NickersonZachary Jurdak- resigned 6/18/2021David EllisBrian Kingsbury (call-in driver)Torrey Kingsbury (call-in driver)Town of Sidney11Annual Report
TRANSFER STATION ATTENDANTS:Victor GrivoisChaz MalloryLarry ChoateSUPERINTENDENT OF RSU #18Carl GartleyRSU #18 DIRECTORS:John Dewitt(2021-2023)BUDGET COMMITTEE:Shawna FoyeWilliam ColeLaura Parker, ChairmanFloyd LuceTim RussellRoger BedardAlternates:Tabitha ColeTrevor (2021-2024)(2021-2024)(2021-2022)(2021-2022)FIRE CHIEF:Richard Jandreau(2019-2022)FIRE WARDEN:Richard Jandreau(2021-2022)FIRE CAPTAINS:Kevin BaconDavid Groder(2019-2022)(2019-2022)FIRE LIEUTENANT:Michael Carney – Resigned in 2021.(2019-2022)RESCUE CHIEF:Dan Courtemanch(2021-2023)ASSISTANT RESCUE CHIEF:Chris Giroux(2021-2023)Town of Sidney12Annual Report
LOCAL HEALTH OFFICER:Chris Giroux(2021-2022)EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR:Richard JandreauSAFETY COORDINATOR:Dale MullenREGISTRAR OF VOTERS:Patricia BraggDEPUTY REGISTRARS OF VOTERS:Joyce Ryan – resigned 4/30/2021.Lezley JonesBALLOT & ELECTION CLERKS:Kathy HamlinSandra OuelletteAlternates:Shawna FoyePeggi LovelessLulu LuceTimothy RussellKathy SmithSharon TiltonPLUMBING INSPECTOR:Gary Fuller, Certified by State – Served until Sept 2021.Keegen Ballard, Certified by StateCODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER:Gary Fuller, Certified by State – Served until Sept 2021.Keegen Ballard, Certified by State.GENERAL ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATORS:(All terms expire 2022)Mary BlaschkeDesiree HersomTown of Sidney13Annual Report
FREEDOM OF ACCESS OFFICER:John Whitcomb(2021-2023)MEMORIAL DAY PARADE COMMITTEE:Roberta DrummondJeff FrostMaura GammansDavid ShawArlene 2)(2021-2022)ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER:Desiree HersomTrisha DavisJulie Robertson - Served through 2021Contact # 207-313-0737Contact # 207-491-0410PLANNING BOARD:Robert Philbrick, Chairman- resigned 5/03/2021Lucas Brochu – filling vacant 3-year positionLouis Fontaine-resigned 9/20/2021Bob Chaput- filling vacant 3-year positionTom McAvoyTom Vigue resigned 9/20/2021Kate Willis – filling vacant 2-year positionGerard BechardAlternate:Mary Blaschke, Secretary / Alternate(2019-2022)PLANNING BOARD OF APPEALS:Dan Courtemanch, ChairmanRobert LorenzWayne 022)(2020-2022)(2020-2023)CEMETERY COMMITTEE:(All terms expire 2022)Beth GoldingAlan TibbettsTown of Sidney14Annual Report
SCHOLARSHIP FUND COMMITTEE:Erica St. Peter, ChairmanKaren Hatch-GagneKristie LittlefieldKirby ReardonLouise ErskineTerms expire 2024FIRSTPARK REPRESENTATIVE FOR SIDNEY:Peter Schutte – Main RepresentativeJohn Whitcomb - General Assembly Alternate(2020-2022)(2019-2022)SIDNEY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION:Trevor Hamlin, PresidentChad Haskell, Vice PresidentEric Swails, SecretaryAdam Bickford, TreasurerRick McHaleSean LaPlanteJason PorterBrittany PorterHope BoyceSIDNEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY:Cliff Young, PresidentSimone Kramer, Vice PresidentNancy LeCompte, TreasurerPeggi Loveless, SecretaryBeth Golding, At Large MemberJon Gammans, At Large MemberSusan Lauria, At Large MemberTown of Sidney15Annual Report
SIDNEY’S ELECTED REPRESENTATIVESTO THE STATE GOVERNMENTSenator Matthew PouliotDistrict 153 State House Station, Augusta, Maine 04333(207)-287-1505E-mail: matthew.pouliot@legislature.maine.govHouse Representative Michael D. PerkinsDistrict 772 State House Station, Augusta, Maine 04333-0002(800)-423-2900Email: Michael.Perkins@legislature.maine.govSIDNEY’S ELECTED REPRESENTATIVESTO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT2nd Congressional DistrictSenator Angus King133 Hart Senate Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20510(202)-224-5344Augusta Office- (207)-622-8292Senator Susan Collins413 Dickerson Senate OfficeWashington, D.C. 20505(202)-224-2523Augusta office- (207)-622-8414Congressman Jared F. Golden1223 Longworth House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515(202)-225-6306Bangor Office- (207)-249-7400Town of Sidney16Annual Report
Selectmen’s Town ReportIt is the time of year to review what has genuinely happened in the Townof Sidney in 2021.There have been several new employee additions to the Town staff inalmost every area. Lezley Jones has taken on the role of Treasurer, TaxCollector and Town Clerk. David Ellis joined the road crew, Chaz Malloryis a new transfer station attendant, Jackie Pitcher is a Deputy Clerk,Keegan Ballard the new Code Enforcement officer, as well as TorreyKingsbury as part-time plow driver.Last year an article was passed to complete a re-evaluation of allTown property to get us to 100% valuation with the State. You mayhave noticed the assessor has been making his way through the townre-assessing property values. The town wide re-evaluation will becompleted by the time tax bills are received by residents this summer.Everyone will receive a notice of their adjusted values and an estimatedtax amount. Residents will have the opportunity to make an appointmentto discuss their values with the assessing company.As the town continues to grow the Board remains committed to managingthe demands of this growth and meeting the needs of the residents. Asalways, the Board will continue to do its best to keep the tax mil rate aslow as possible.Once again the Board would like to thank all of the people who volunteertheir time and service to the Town. If any resident is interested involunteering, please don’t hesitate to call the Town Office, and inquire.Town of Sidney17Annual Report
SELECTMEN FINANCIAL REPORTReceipts/FeesDepartment:BudgetTown TrainingInsuranceProfessional tal Budget278,300 240,0029,550 7,94410,200 11,2828,800 8,9261,300 1,51977,240 60,90961,08750,2034,5001,54215,800 16,8443,000 3,0007,500 7,534477,2770409,705Public SafetyFire/Rescue callsRescue DepartmentFire DepartmentPSAP servicesAnimal ControlTotal ,51047,03592,548139,583Health & SanitationTransfer/recycling centerRefuse DisposalTotal BudgetPublic WorksSummer HighwaysSalariesUtilitiesMaintenanceSuppliesHot Top/ Road SuppliesTrainingInsuranceProfessional tal BudgetTown of SidneyExpended89,700 76,7903,210 1,90012,850 10,1783,300 1,335331,250327,563200 052,400 39,4705,9501,33719,50013,3161,600 06,300 5,7501,000 186527,260477,82518Annual Report
Receipts/FeesDepartment:BudgetWinter ngInsuranceProfessional ServicesEquipmentRoad SuppliesContractsBuildingsMiscellaneousTotal Budget121,000 104,1036,1507,95112,600 18,3809,10010,294200047,250 30,7631,7007688,5005,519116,10065,3101,500 1,5001,100 0450 439325,650245,027Leisure ServicesSidney Athletic/Recreation25,000Sidney Trail Riders Snow.3,111Total Budget25,0003,111Debt ServicesPrincipalInterestTotal BudgetPublic AssistanceGeneral AssistanceSidney Food CupboardBRCA - Conservation Alli.Friends of MessalonskeeTotal BudgetEducationRSU #18Total BudgetCounty TaxKennebec CountyTotal BudgetUnclassifiedFirst ParkCemetery/Headstone MaintCemetery Trees/FencingGrant FundingTotal BudgetExpended26,0493,11129,160331,600 285,71430,340 93 6,612,497Total 437,696Town of Sidney19Annual Report
eySidneyof 55SchoolSchool88%School88% x10%10%Tax RDA2%KRDA2% 2%MunicipalMunicipalMunicipal0%0% SidneySidneySidney13.1513.1513.15MilMilRateRateMil 2 1.32SchoolSchool88%School88% x10%10%Tax RDA2%KRDA2% 2%MunicipalMunicipalMunicipal0%0% 0%11.5711.57 11.57Town of Sidney20Annual Report
Do you have business to do at the Town Officebut you can’t make it in during our regular hours?A lot of business can be done on-line, at yourconvenience, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Itis easy and available when you are ready. Seethe following links .Motor Vehicle and Trailer renewalVanity Plate Search or Duplicate alclick on Vanity Plates or Duplicate registrationATV/Snowmobile Renewalshttp://www.maine.govclick on ATV/Snowmobile renewalsHunting/Fishing Licenseshttp://www.maine.govclick on Hunting/Fishing licensesDeer /Moose Permit Applicationshttp://www.maine.govclick on Check for online services and type in:Any Deer Permit or Moose Hunting ApplicationAbsentee Ballots for State Elections:http://www.maine.govDog Licensing from October 15 – January Go to our website for a quick linkto any of these sites on the home pagehttp://www.sidneymaine.orgTown of Sidney21Annual Report
2021 Sidney Town Clerk ReportFrom 01/01/2021 to 12/31/2021 the Clerk’s office recorded:53 Births, 31 Marriages and 47 Deaths.(Name, age, and date of death listed below)Decedent NameAge Date of DeathDecedent NameAge Date of DeathAudet, Robert Edward6709/13/2021Newman, David Clifford Sr.7302/21/2021Bean, Edward C.7008/18/2021Nirza, Loreto Pelayo Jr5706/11/2021Billington, Gordon F.8011/09/2021Nuza, Bonnie5712/12/2021Boudreau, Richard A.8905/03/2021O’Malley, Robert G.8409/27/2021Breton, Brandon Michael2106/08/2021Paulette, Crystal K.6809/28/2021Burchett, Mary J.7707/23/2021Philbrick, Florence K8804/13/2021Buzby, Cynthia Ann7112/06/2021Pomerleau, Jean-Luc Romeo7312/27/2021Cornetta, Mark J.6006/24/2021Rideout, Kenneth Lauren Sr.8302/21/2021Cunningham, Robert Wallace8909/29/2021Ronco, James F. Jr8605/01/2021Davis, Jack Allen6005/12/2021Roy, Germaine D.8312/07/2021Dostie, Ricardo Robert8409/18/2021Smith, Curtis A6706/13/2021Dudley, Barbara Jean7010/19/2021Smith, David C.8311/11/2021Farrington, Daniel E.5601/03/2021Snow, Michael D.5605/02/2021Gagnon, Alfred L.8102/09/2021Soboslai, Catherine E.9110/01/2021Goodno, Michael M.6603/08/2021Spear, Rodney R.4103/10/2021Grant, Gary J.8512/28/2021Stratton, Kathleen A.6003/29/2021Graves, Marie Alma9811/03/2021Theriault, Janet B.6808/31/2021Haskell, Patricia A.7707/05/2021Theriault, Manning James Sr8412/12/2021King, Edris Mae9508/04/2021Watson, Thomas O.8111/22/2021Lewis, Marie Claire7103/01/2021Weeks, Harland L.9012/07/2021Manley, Gerald A.6701/09/2021Wescott, Donald T.8602/08/2021Manter, Warren E.9110/09/2021Woodbury, Elaine Rose7708/11/2021Mayo, Joseph Charles1906/08/2021Zervas, James Paul8606/22/2021Moody, Dennis James6507/06/2021Respectfully submitted,Lezley KW JonesTown ClerkTown of Sidney22Annual Report
2020 Tax Collector ReportAS OF 1/31/20222020 PERSONAL PROPERTY1/31/2021 UNPAIDUNPAID 1/31/2022358.93PAID TREASURER0TOTAL358.93NameCHAMPAGNE, ANTHONY L.CHAMPAGNE, ANTHONY L.DORVAL, PAUL ADOUIN, RODNEYDOUIN, RODNEYDOUIN, RODNEYEDGECOMB, VICTOR & EUGENE SR.EGO, WAYNEGAGNON, ANDREAGOW, MARK 401.03HANNA, SUSAN LHATT, AMANDAKEENE, HAROLD HEIRSLT PROPERTIES, INC.LT PROPERTIES, INC.MCFADDEN, WES WMCFADDEN, WES WMCKENNA, AMYMERROW, THOMASMOODY, CATHY JEANMOODY, ROGER E JRPENNEY, LINDA JPENNEY, LINDA JPENNEY, LINDA JPENNEY, LINDA JPHILBRICK, NATHANPICKETT, A JOHN IIIPOULIN FAMILY IRREVOCABLE TRUSTPOULIN FAMILY IRREVOCABLE TRUSTPOULIN FAMILY IRREVOCABLE TRUSTPOULIN, GERALD A.PRANCKUNAS, NADINE CPREO, RANDALL J.SAWLIVICH, BRENDASIROIS, GARY RSMITH, BRENTSMITH, GORDON-HEIRSSMITH, MONA L TANNER, HEIRS OFSMITH, MONA L TANNER, HEIRS OFSMITH, MONA T., HEIRS OFSMITH, MONA T., HEIRS OFSMITH, MONA T.,HEIRS OF2020 LIENS 48672.04993.791,742.74356.97TOTAL 2020 LIENS FILEDTown of Sidney43,180.2323Annual Report358.93358.93
2021 COMMITMENTCOMMITMENT 5,016,584.23PAID TO 10,964.49UNCOLLECTED 1/31/2022233,213.915,027,548.725,027,548.72021 ABATEMENTSALOFAITULI, ANNBACON, GWENDOLYN & ELIAS, ROCHID & JODY
Town of Sidney Warrant for Annual Town Meeting: DATE: Friday, March 25, 2022 TIME: 12:15 PM - 8:00 PM PLACE: Sidney Town Office, 2986 Middle Road TOWN MEETING to vote on the remaining Articles as outlined in . the . Town of Sidney Warrant for Annual Town Meeting: DATE: Saturday, March 26, 2022 TIME: Meeting begins at 9:00 AM
