Last week, five members of our City of Ellsworth team attended Municipal Innovation Day at Northeastern University’s Roux Institute. Yes, we left inspired, energized, and full of ideas. We spent the day learning from municipalities across the state, hearing about innovative solutions, and making valuable ….Read More
You know it … but have you tried it yet? You should Yodel! Our new Community Calendar is powered by Yodel! Click here for an article I wrote explaining all the goodness that is Yodel. For residents, Yodel means fewer missed opportunities and a clearer ….Read More
Spruce Street Closure Today 🚧 Spruce Street is closed today, Monday, February 9, 2026 while the Fire Department conducts an investigation. Please plan to take an alternate route and avoid the area if possible. Thank you to our Fire Department and all responding teams for ….Read More
❄️🚜 Shout-Out to Our Parks & Recreation Crew! Huge thanks to our incredible Parks and Recreation team for going the extra mile and plowing the Branch Lake Boat Launch, making it easier for snowmobilers to get in, unload their sleds, and park trailers with ease ….Read More
Today is Go Red for Women Day, Friday February 6, 2026 in recognition of American Heart Month. This is a day to raise awareness about heart health and the impact of cardiovascular disease, especially for women. We encourage everyone in our community to take a moment ….Read More
A great opportunity opened up here – Finance Director / Chief Financial Officer for the City of Ellsworth. This is a rare opportunity to lead a modern municipal finance operation during a period of rapid growth, organizational transformation, and once in a generation major capital ….Read More
Insights from the City’s Community Needs Assessment Survey We’re excited to share a thoughtful new Medium article outlining a long-term vision for Ellsworth’s Parks & Recreation Department and the role it plays in building a healthier, more connected community. Take a few minutes to read ….Read More
As we continue to dig out from winter storms (and another coming in a few days …), the City of Ellsworth would like to remind residents and contractors that it is illegal in Maine to plow, blow, shovel, or otherwise place snow or slush onto ….Read More
With the possibility of inclement weather, Monday’s Finance Committee meeting may move to a remote format if City Hall is closed. Please check back here for updates on whether the meeting will be held remotely. As always, the meeting will be recorded and shared on ….Read More
The Ellsworth Fire Department is hitting the streets this week (January 26, 2026) with one goal: ensuring our water sources are ready if an emergency strikes. Deep snow and ice can bury hydrants, making them nearly impossible to find and access during a fire. We’re ….Read More