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WELLS OCEAN RESCUE WILL BE ON DUTY BEGINNING SATURDAY MAY 23rd from 9am to 4pm.
Coverage will be "Beach Walks".
Full coverage, with all stands in place, will begin 06/30/2020.
To obtain a Burn Permit, be do so online using: www.WardensReport.com
Sky lanterns (often known as floating, paper or Chinese lanterns) are made from thin paper stretched on a frame. A candle or other fuel source is held in a holder in the frame, and the burning fuel provides heat and lifts the lantern into the air. These l...
On Monday, October 21st the Town of Wells swore in Mark Dupuis as the new Fire Chief. Chief Dupuis suceeds Chief Wayne Veter, who died this summer after a yearlong battle against lung cancer.
The Town of Wells will swear in the new Fire Chief on Monday, October 21st, 2019. Mark Dupuis will take an oath of office. The ceremony shall be held at the Town's new Public Safety Facility located on Route One at 9:30 AM.
After a year long battle with lung cancer, Fire Chief Wayne Vetre passed away on Friday, July 5th, 2019 at a Boston hospital. The Town of Wells is planning to offer their thanks for his three years of service.
The 8th of October is the anniversary of the day that the City of Chicago in 1871 burned for 27 hours. This was the first major conflagration in the United States. Three hundred people died; 90,000 people were left homeless and 17,400 structures were dest...
Order your Ballots NOW! Ballots will be available October 5th for distribution/ pick up. Return your Ballots by October 26th!
Review the Wells Beach Rules, Parking Information, and Permitting Activity Details.
The Town Hall Absentee Ballot Secure Return Box is now available to drop off your completed Wells / State absentee ballot envelope at the rear of Town Hall by the entry door and tent.
Please do not place the envelope in any other container. Only...
The Board of Selectmen opened the beaches for active recreation on Monday, May 11, 2020 and voted at their May 19th meeting to open the beaches on May 26th to full recreation.
ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE PAYING RENT BECAUSE YOU LOST YOUR JOB DUE TO COVID – 19?The MaineHousing COVID-19 Rent Relief Program is for renters who cannot afford to pay their rent due to circumstances related to the Coronavirus pandemic. The program...
York County residents who are no longer working due to the coronavirus pandemic, or who have had their work hours cut, may now be eligible for fuel assistance through York County Community Action Corporation’s Home Energy Assistance Program (HEA...
St. Mary’s Ecumenical Food Pantry continues to provide assistance to those in the Wells/Ogunquit community in need of food assistance, even during the COVID-19 crisis.
The pantry is in the activities center at St. Mary Church located at...
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Citizens with a Cable Box: the channel is 3 & 1302. Citizens with Direct to a Digital TV, with QAM tuner: the channel is 121-2.
The schedule may change without notice or may deviate due to observed holidays. ...
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Watch a LIVE feed of the Wells Harbor here.
Volunteers are a vital and essential part of the Wells community. We currently have volunteers assisting on a number of Boards, Committees and Program.
Beach Parking Passes are needed from the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend through the Monday of Columbus Day.
Reserve a Town Facility for an upcoming event or function.
