Solid Waste Committee Seeks Members As of 6/20/2023 accepting applications to fill two citizen positions and one student position. Will remain open until filled. Application available here. Please return to Marcia Monk in the Clerk’s Office in City Hall or send via email to mmonk@ellsworthmaine.gov ….Read More
During the May 15th City Council meeting, it was proclaimed that the week of May 21-27, 2023 is National Public Works Week in the City of Ellsworth. National Public Works Week is an opportunity to recognize the contributions of public works professionals responsible for maintaining ….Read More
On Wednesday, May 24th, wood chips will be delivered to Knowlton Park. The following day, on May 25th, the playground areas will be temporarily closed to allow the Public Works crew to install the wood chips. Please be careful and give space to the crew ….Read More
The Branch Lake dam underwent repairs on May 15th and 16th, 2023. The contractor completed a temporary repair which consists of placing a rubber membrane over the existing sheet piling and then placing rocks to hold and seal the membrane. Now that the repair is ….Read More
May 8, 2023 – This announcement serves to notify the public that Franklin Street between Main Street and Store Street in downtown Ellsworth will be closed to vehicular traffic to set up the Franklin Street Parklet / outdoor public dining space beginning Monday, May 22nd, ….Read More
View the 2023 schedule. ….Read More
View the PDF Version: Heavy Loads Limited Road List – 2023 ….Read More
Short-term Winter Parking Bans for Snow Removal The Ellsworth Public Works Department is dedicated to ensuring seamless snow removal operations and maintaining safe, accessible streets and sidewalks throughout the winter season. For the benefit of all, the City relies on the cooperation of motorists. Prior ….Read More
State Street will be CLOSED between Church Street and School Street Friday 11/18/22 beginning approximately 8:30AM to pave a patch and will reopen once completed later in the day. Please seek an alternate route during this time. ….Read More
Each October, the Maine Board of Pesticides Control conducts a program to collect and properly dispose of banned and unusable pesticides from homeowners and farms. Preregistration is required and collections are held at four sites across the state. More information about the program may be ….Read More