Welcome to Paris, Maine!

 Paris Town Office
Open Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
(Open until 6:30 p.m. on the 4th Monday of each month)
33 Market Square, South Paris, Maine 04281
(207) 743-2501
(207) 743-6718 (fax) 
  Paris, Maine – the Heartbeat of the Hills – is nestled between the mountains and the Sebago lake area. Paris’ population per the 2012 census is 5,187. Our redesigned website provides fast and easy access to the Town of Paris’ municipal services, programs and events – with helpful answers to typical questions, detailed documents, downloadable forms, and plenty more. Whether you live here, do business here, or just want to find out more about Paris, we welcome you!  
  
  

The Town of Paris is an Age Friendly Community! In Maine, the Network of Age-Friendly Communities helps participating communities become great places for all ages by adopting such features as safe, walkable streets; better housing and transportation options; access to key services; and opportunities for residents to participate in community activities. Well-designed, livable communities promote health and sustain economic growth, and they make for happier, healthier residents – of all ages. We know that what older residents need to age in the community makes a city or town a more attractive and welcoming place for people of all ages.

 
  

Attention Paris Citizens – The Paris Highway Crew will be sweeping our streets soon, so we want to let you know that it might be dusty as we move into spring cleaning mode! Thanks so much for your patience and understanding!

 

 Online PaymentsClick here for motor vehicle information and links to Maine online registration services.

Click here for watercraft, snowmobile and ATV information and links to Maine online registration services.

For information as to how to pay your property taxes on-line Click here 

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Friday April 20th, 2018 - 11:46 am

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Shared from Responsible Pet Care of Oxford Hills: Three members of Responsible Pet Care in South Paris are heading to Rincon, Puerto Rico to spend a week assisting in the relief effort for animals in need. They will leave Tuesday April 24th to assist their partner rescue Defensa Animal de Rincon. “RPC” is grateful to assist the animals of Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico was very hard hit by Hurricane Maria in September of 2017 and the island people are still working to recover. Many animals lost their lives and many more were displaced. The need is great to assist these animals. Defensa has stepped up to help them and “RPC” is honored to be part of the effort. “RPC” workers and volunteers set a goal to raise $1,000 for “Defensa” for the purchase of food and medical supplies.

Payton (age 6) and Seamus Foley (age 4) of Bryant Pond, grandkids of Lucille Larsen, “RPC” Shelter Manager assisted in this effort. With the help of their parents, Emmylou and Seamus Foley, they handmade beaded animals selling them for $3 each. They earned well over $200, even selling 10 of them to a shelter in Florida that heard about their fundraising effort.

Lucille Larsen, Patricia Ingersoll (Canine Program Director) and Morgan Miles (Board Member) are excited to have this opportunity to help and are funding the trip personally. Donations may still be made to assist the rescue effort in Rincon, Puerto Rico, since the rescue mission will be ongoing. To date “RPC” has received 2 dogs and several felines from the island. More are due to arrive in the future, dependent upon space on commercial airliners and the success of Defensa to raise the money to pay to fly the animals to “RPC”. “RPC” is the only shelter on the mainland that Defensa works with. Donations should be made to “RPC” and sent to P O Box 82, Norway 04268 and marked “Defensa”.Three members of Responsible Pet Care in South Paris are heading to Rincon, Puerto Rico to spend a week assisting in the relief effort for animals in need. They will leave Tuesday April 24th to assist their partner rescue Defensa Animal de Rincon. “RPC” is grateful to assist the animals of Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico was very hard hit by Hurricane Maria in September of 2017 and the island people are still working to recover. Many animals lost their lives and many more were displaced. The need is great to assist these animals. Defensa has stepped up to help them and “RPC” is honored to be part of the effort. “RPC” workers and volunteers set a goal to raise $1,000 for “Defensa” for the purchase of food and medical supplies.

Payton (age 6) and Seamus Foley (age 4) of Bryant Pond, grandkids of Lucille Larsen, “RPC” Shelter Manager assisted in this effort. With the help of their parents, Emmylou and Seamus Foley, they handmade beaded animals selling them for $3 each. They earned well over $200, even selling 10 of them to a shelter in Florida that heard about their fundraising effort.

Lucille Larsen, Patricia Ingersoll (Canine Program Director) and Morgan Miles (Board Member) are excited to have this opportunity to help and are funding the trip personally. Donations may still be made to assist the rescue effort in Rincon, Puerto Rico, since the rescue mission will be ongoing. To date “RPC” has received 2 dogs and several felines from the island. More are due to arrive in the future, dependent upon space on commercial airliners and the success of Defensa to raise the money to pay to fly the animals to “RPC”. “RPC” is the only shelter on the mainland that Defensa works with. Donations should be made to “RPC” and sent to P O Box 82, Norway 04268 and marked “Defensa”. ... See MoreSee Less

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Friday April 20th, 2018 - 11:35 am

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GO FLY A KITE! Let's get outside in the sun and fresh air and "Go fly a kite!" Want some tips on choosing a kite and learning to fly? Need someplace local to fly your kite, away from those dastardly "Kite-eating Trees" and power lines? Want to have fun with other kite flyers and watch your colorful kite soar into the air! Contact colorthesky3@gmail.com to receive an informational e-mail and to be placed on the list. You will be notified each time we go out to fly - currently just on weekends, once a month or more. Sponsored by ColorTheSky! kite fly group. Look forward to hearing from you! Terry Robinson, Group Coordinator. ... See MoreSee Less

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Friday April 20th, 2018 - 9:46 am

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Shared from Oxford County Soil and Water Conservation District! ... See MoreSee Less

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