The Town Office is now open, however, we are still encouraging people to go online for as much as possible to do their transactions.
Hours will be as follows: Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri 9:00-11:30 & 1:00-4:30, Wed 12:00-3:00 & 4:30-7:30
Please call ahead to see what you need to bring, so that you have everything when you get here. If you see a long line you may want to come back at a later time.
2020 Upcoming Elections -
July 14, 2020: Town of Sidney Officials Election (ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE)
12:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Sidney Town Office, 2986 Middle Road
Tentative July 18, 2020: Sidney Town Meeting
9:00 am
JH Bean School, 2896 Middle Road, Sidney
July 14, 2020: State Primary Election & RSU#18 Budget (ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE)
8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Sidney Town Office, 2986 Middle Road, Sidney
November 3, 2020: General (Presidential) and Potential State Referendum Election
8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Sidney Town Office, 2986 Middle Road, Sidney
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Statewide Election Results -
(Clicking the following link will bring you to Maine.gov, you will leave our website): http://www.maine.gov/sos/cec/elec/results/index.html
Total Voters: 473, approximately 15% turnout
Question 1:
Yes votes 290
No votes 182
Question 2:
Yes votes 325
No votes 146
Unofficial Primary Election Results for the Town of Sidney, June 12, 2018 as follows:
-RSU #18 596 Yes, 300 No
-State Referendum 520 No, 393 Yes
-Democratic Governor Janet Mills 108, Adam Cote 84, Elizabeth Sweet 55
-Republican Governor Shawn Moody 215, Garrett Mason 120, Mary Mayhew 79
-US House 002 Democratic Jared Golden 124, Lucas St. Clair 89
-US Senate Republician Eric Brakey 353
-State Senate 015 Democratic John Glowa 151, Kellie Julia 143
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Results from November 7, 2017 Election -
RSU#18 District Budget Referendum Vote:
Do you favor authorizing the School Board to issue bonds or notes to construct, renovate, improve, repair, and equip school facilities on a system-wide basis?
Yes: 690
No: 510
State of Maine Bond Referendum Election Votes:
Q1: Allow York Casino or Slots
Yes: 202
No: 1,000
Q2: Expand Medicaid Eligibility
Yes: 548
No: 651
Q3: Allow Infrastructure bonds
Yes: 755
No: 444
Q4: Stabilize Pension Funding
Yes: 638
No: 521