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Town Office Closed

Nov 11 - Veteran’s Day

Nov 27 - Day Before Thanksgiving

Dec 25 - Christmas

Dec 30 - CLOSED - Treasurer EOY Closing of Town Accounts

Jan 1, 2025 - New Year’s

Jan 20 - ML King Day

Feb 17 - Presidents Day

May 27 - Memorial Day

July 5 - Independence Day Weekend

Sept 1 - Labor Day

Oct 13 - Indigenous People’s Day

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 Absentee voting is available for Town Elections 
(Click Here for a Sample Ballot)
* There is a candidate ballot for Selectmen, Assessor, and Clerk.
You may call the town office to request ballots be mailed to you or vote in person in presence of the clerk during regular town office hours. Polling hours for regular voting will be 12 PM – 8 PM on Friday, March 7th, 2025.

The Annual Town Business Meeting will be Saturday, March 8th at 9 AM

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CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE 2025 DRAFT WARRANT ARTICLES 

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CLICK HERE TO VIEW A SUMMARY OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE  AMENDMENTS

BOATS Reminder:

As of May 1st, 2020, all motorized watercraft on Maine waters must have a valid registration.

Residents can RENEW boats via the online boat registration link under the "Services" tab on this website, but NEW boats will need to be done at Town Office during regular business hours. 

 

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Facts about Starks:
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  • Located in Somerset County, Maine, 04911

  • Latitude/Longitude: 44°43′42″North     69°56′26″West  (At the Community Center)

  • Size: 32.13 square miles (83.22 km2) 

  • Population (2012 Census estimate): 640 

  • Date of Incorporation: 1795

  • Type of Government: Town Meeting (2nd Saturday of March) and 3-member Board of Selectmen 

  • Fiscal Year:  calendar year

 

For more information see Planning Profile of Starks at KVCOG

 

Town of Starks Map

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The Vision for 2022…

  • A year-round population of about 700. 

  • More people working in town (home occupations and local businesses) 

  • An enhanced rural character with extensive farms and forests

  • Appreciation for history and archaeology

  • Economic activity, especially farms, local foods and goods, with notable collaboration and integration 

  • Unique natural features and exceptional vistas valued, protected, and promoted

  • A vibrant Village with services, businesses, town activities, recreation, and scenic locations 

  • A thriving local culture - arts, learning, volunteerism, and community spirit 

  • A great community for families, children, and elders to live and thrive 

 

Starks Comprehensive Plan
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Part I (Recommendations)

Part II (Inventory and Analysis) November 2012

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