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Town of Morrill

Morrill is a town in Waldo County, incorporated on March 3, 1855 from a portion of Belmont.

Settled in 1790, the town was named for Governor Anson P. Morrill, in office (1855-1858) at the time of incorporation.

Located about six miles west of Belfast, the town is served by Maine Routes 3 and 131.

From Maine: An Encyclopedia (www.themaineencyclopedia.com)

Town Officials

Title	Name	Phone Number
Municipal Clerk/Vehicle Registrations/Hunt, Fish/Dogs	Lynn Doolan	342-3300 ext. 201
First Selectman/Assessor/Gen.Asst. Admin./Road Commissioner	John Peeler	342-3310 ext. 203
Town Administrator/Land Tax Info.	Dawn Roberts	342-3310 ext. 202
Second Selectman/Assessor	Ralph Wood	342-3300
Third Selectman/Assessor	Keith Thompson	342-3300
Treasurer	Janie Smith	342-3310 ext. 205
Registrar	Marcia O'Jala	342-3300 ext. 208
Property Tax Collector	William Vachon	342-2443
Animal Control	Sandra Peeler	342-3300
Burn Permits	Brian Simmons	342-3300
Road Commisioner	George Dale Farrar	342-3300/342-5752
Code Enforcement Officer	Robert Temple	993-2512/632-4741
Fire Cheif/Burn Permits	Pat Scribner	342-4197
Health Officer	Sally Demeter