ELLSWORTH, Maine — Notice anything different about our letterhead? We hope so. The City of Ellsworth is introducing an updated brand identity that reflects both its history and future, centered around a familiar and meaningful phrase: The Friendly City. The City’s updated look represents a ….Read More
The community is invited to join us in Ellsworth for a Memorial Day observance on Monday, May 25, 2026 as we honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Veterans will gather at the bridge at 9:30 am for ….Read More
Please join us in congratulating Sergeant Robert Angelo on his promotion with the Ellsworth Police Department. Sergeant Angelo has been with the department for five years, serving in patrol before stepping into this new leadership role. He currently serves as our K-9 handler (Tag) and ….Read More
Please join us in congratulating Joshua Steward on his promotion to Corporal with the Ellsworth Police Department. Corporal Steward is a well-respected member of the department and a knowledgeable firearms and MARC trainer. We’re proud to see him step into this leadership role, where he ….Read More
The City of Ellsworth is using OpenGov for procurement and bidding opportunities. To view and respond to Requests for Proposals (RFPs), vendors will need to create a free OpenGov account. Getting set up now ensures you won’t miss upcoming opportunities. It’s quick and easy to ….Read More
The City of Ellsworth is proud to support the 15th Annual Hancock County Food Drive, taking place April 4–11, and we’re especially grateful to see members of our Ellsworth Police Department stepping up to help lead the effort locally. “Our officers are part of this ….Read More
Due to the snowstorm, Ellsworth City Hall will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 23. We encourage everyone to stay safe, limit travel if possible, and take precautions as conditions develop. A sincere thank-you to our Public Works crews, first responders, and all City staff who ….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
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
Here we go again ❄️ With significant snowfall expected tonight and continuing through tomorrow, City Hall will be closed all day tomorrow, Monday, January 26, 2026 due to the storm. There will also be no trash pickup on Monday, as the collection company is treating ….Read More