We are excited to introduce Team Ellsworth, the City’s new employee SharePoint site! Team Ellsworth has been created to serve as a central hub for employee information and resources. Our goal is to make it easier for you to find the information you need in ….Read More
Dear City Team, As many of you are aware, the body of the paddle-boarder who went missing on Graham Lake was recovered over the weekend and has been identified as Grayson Mote. Any tragedy in our community is deeply felt, but this loss is especially ….Read More
As many of you know, Jason and Nate are a mighty team of two who keep the City’s technology systems running smoothly every single day. To help them stay organized, productive, and able to respond more efficiently to staff needs, a few updates are coming ….Read More
As part of the City’s updated brand rollout, we now have a formal Brand Guidelines document available for use. This guide helps ensure the City of Ellsworth is presented consistently across all departments, materials, and platforms moving forward. Inside, you’ll find approved logos, colors, fonts, ….Read More
To help HR better track and respond to employee questions and requests, the HR team is asking that all non-emergency HR matters be submitted through a ticket in Paychex. Using the ticket system is more efficient than email and helps them better serve us. It ….Read More
As part of our ongoing effort to ensure clear, professional, and consistent communication across all City departments (and beyond), we’re introducing a standard email signature format for all City of Ellsworth staff, as mentioned in the first newsletter – 1 Ellsworth insider Nov 2025 A ….Read More
Dear Team, We are writing to share an update regarding the relocation of the Human Resources Department. HR has officially moved to the Union River Center for Innovation (URCI) building at 415 Water Street. We recognize that moving HR out of City Hall is a ….Read More
Team Ellsworth, Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. I often feel as though municipal work trains us to notice external things that need fixing – streetlights that don’t work, sidewalks that are in need of repair, a process that needs modernizing, or a person that needs our help. ….Read More
What an exciting week we’ve had sharing the impressive work our Parks & Recreation team, the Arbor Commission, and our amazing volunteers are doing! Check out the news clips below. A big thank-you to everyone who stepped in front of the camera — you all ….Read More
Join Ellsworth’s Parks and Recreation Department and Arbor Commission on November 12 and 13, 2025 as we continue our street tree planting initiative! We’ll meet behind Shaw’s at the Ellsworth Shopping Center, and you’re welcome to come and go anytime between 9 am and 3 ….Read More