County of Cumberland
 Cumberland County, incorporated in 1760, is home to Maine’s most populous city, Portland, which is also its county seat. The County was named after William, Duke of Cumberland, who was the son of King George II.
Cumberland County is a popular attraction for visitors to Maine and hosts the Portland Sea Dogs, a minor-league affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, the L.L. Bean flagship store in Freeport, Maine, and the Portland Museum of Art in Portland. The County is approximately 850 square miles in area.
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County Officials
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Name |
| Facilities Manager |
Bruce Tarbox |
| District Attorney |
Stephanie Anderson |
| County Commissioner |
Esther B. Clenott |
| County Manager/ Clerk |
Peter J. Crichton |
| County Sheriff |
Mark N. Dion |
| County Commissioner |
Richard J. Feeney |
| Emergency Management |
James Budway |
| County Treasurer |
Diane Gurney |
| Register of Deeds |
Pamela E. Lovley |
| Register of Probate |
Teri E. McRae |
| County Commissioner |
Malory O. Shaughnessy |
| Assistant County Manager |
William Whitten |
Cities, Towns, & Townships
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Baldwin | Bridgton | Brunswick |
Cape Elizabeth | Casco | Cumberland |
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Falmouth | Freeport | Frye Island |
Gorham | Gray |
Harpswell | Harrison | I-J-K-L
Long Island | M-N-O-P
Naples | New Gloucester | North Yarmouth |
Portland | Pownal | Q-R-S-T
Raymond |
Scarborough | Sebago | South Portland | Standish |
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Westbrook | Windham | X-Y-Z
Yarmouth |
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