The Town Office is open Monday through Friday from 7:30am to 4:00pm

Mainers who have experienced damages as a result of the December 18 wind and rainstorm are encouraged to report those damages by calling 211 Maine.

Reporting the damage does NOT mean a resident is applying for assistance. This information is to assess damages and will be provided to your town to enable them to learn who has storm-related damages. A series of questions will be submitted via a damage assessment survey link. Individuals should continue to file claims with private homeowners or auto insurance. If a person has damage, the first step is to take pictures, and report it to 211 Maine by texting the zip code to 898-211 or call 211. Receiving a presidential disaster declaration, particularly one that offers individual assistance, is based on extent of damage. Before individuals can apply for aid, the state has to prove the extent to damage to individual properties. Even if an individual does not have major damage or your insurance may cover repairs, submitting a damage assessment may help others in the community-- neighbors -- get the support needed to begin their journey to post-storm recovery.

Somerset Broadband Coalition:

The Somerset Broadband Coalition is an arm of the SEDC comprised of 27 community organizations to bridge the digital divide in Somerset County. Their mission is to ensure that residents have the ability to fully participate socially, have the tools necessary to support and prosper in health, education, community, employment and finances. Click Here to learn more. For more information, please call 207-474-0166.

Madison is home to TIMBERHP, click here to view their impact video!

PLEASE READ- CDC on potential risk of lead exposure from certain recalled fruit puree pouches sold in the United States.

Click here for the housing applications for 55 Weston Avenue.

For June 13th, 2023 Municipal Election Results click here.

 Other Helpful Links:

To renew a current motor vehicle registration click here. 

For hunting/fishing/boat & ATV registrations click here

For a list of general resources for residents click here

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Building Permits Required

Maine Uniform Building & Energy Code (MUBEC) requires building permits for nearly all types of structures and renovations.  Click here for more details 

Waste Management Hours

Madison residents can take trash and recycling to the Crossroads Landfill on Airport Road in Norridgewock.  The facility is open Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 9:30am to 6:00pm, and Saturdays from 7:30am to 4:00pm.  A sticker that indicates you are from Madison is required.  Stickers are available at no charge from the Town Office. 

A Green Economy

With millions of dollars invested in greenhouse farming and new forest products, Madison's business development is going green. 

GO-Lab in Madison

GO-Lab founder and president Josh Henry sat down with Town Manager Tim Curtis and host Chris Perkins for segment of "Now You Know" on Somerset County Television Channel 11.  Click here to view the program. 

Living Well in Madison 

Madison has a Living Well Steering Committee working to implement an Age-Friendly Action Plan.  Click here to see the latest updates 

Online Burn Permits

Online service available free of charge to residents of Madison. Click here to obtain a burn permit.

Consumer Fireworks 

Summertime fun usually includes consumer fireworks.  Please be considerate of your neighbors.  State law says no displays after 10pm. 

Public Bus Schedule

Somerset Explorer provides low or no cost rides for residents to Skowhegan.  Click here to see a ride schedule

Comprehensive Plan 

The Madison Comprehensive Plan was most recently updated in 2014. The entire plan is available for review at the Town Office.  Currently the Planning Board is undertaking a 2022 update to the plan.