Located along the shores of the Kennebec River in the Western Foothills, Madison was incorporated in 1804 as Maine's 150th town.

Beautiful vistas, plenty of outdoor activities and a relaxed atmosphere make Madison an attractive location for visitors and residents alike.  Fly-fishing, hiking and biking and river paddling make for great fun in the spring, summer and fall while miles of trails are groomed for snowmobiling, cross country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter.

Madison's downtown area has lots to offer all within walking distance.  Renys Department Store, Aubuchon Hardware and eateries like Fonzo's and the House of Pizza are anchors of a downtown district that also includes eateries, banking, groceries, sporting goods, hair salons and barber shops.  

On the shores of Lake Wesserunsett the famous Lakewood Theatre offers nine shows each summer.  Lakewood remains the nation's longest running summer theatre.   If golf is your game, the Lakewood area is home to an 18-hole course which includes a challenging par 6. 

Whether you stay for a visit or a lifetime, you'll see why Madison is a great place to live, work and play.

Town Office is Open Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 4:00pm

Municipal Buildings will be Closed on Monday, January 20th for Martin Luther King Jr. Day

The Town of Madison is seeking an Animal Control Officer

Job Description: CLICK HERE

Job Application: CLICK HERE

Madison's 2024/2025 Matching Grant Program

Grants to be awarded by January 30, 2025

Blood Drive in Madison At the VFW Hall: Thursday January 25, 2025

CLICK HERE for more information.

 Join the Red Cross for a Meet & Greet in Skowhegan on January 22, 2025.
CLICK HERE for more information.

MAINE—Starting January 2, 2025, in-person Unemployment Insurance (UI) assistance will be available at CareerCenters across the state every Thursday. This service is designed to provide direct support to individuals navigating unemployment claims and related concerns. Find the CareerCenter closest to you by visiting https://www.mainecareercenter.gov/locations/

The Maine Board of Pesticides Control and the Maine Department of Environmental Protection are partnering to hold the Annual Obsolete Pesticide Collection Events for Maine residents. This event is free for homeowners, gardeners, and family-owned farms to dispose of excess, unwanted, unusable, or obsolete pesticides and spray adjuvants.

Registration is required to participate. Registration forms are due September 25, 2024. In late October, events are held in Portland, Augusta, Bangor, and Presque Isle. Participants will be notified of the event time, location, and required materials two weeks prior to the events via U.S. mail and email. To learn more, please visit https://www.maine.gov/dacf/php/pesticides/public/obsolete_pesticide_collection.shtml

Madison-Anson Bicentennial Memorial Bridge - Maine DOT

Maine DOT will be working on the Madison-Anson bridge beginning in the spring of 2025. For details and more information, click here and scroll down below the picture. There is a menu that will outline the scope of work, the proposed schedule, and show maps and images.

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. Visit their website and sign up for classes today!

 Ash Street Brush Dump Open 7AM to 4PM Tuesdays and Wednesdays

 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

For housing applications for 55 Weston Avenue click here