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25 School House Road
P.O. Box 67
Orland, Maine 04472
Phone:
207-469-3186
Fax: 207-469-3187
townclerk@orlandme.org
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The Town of Orland was incorporated in 1800,
formerly known as
"Plantation #2" on the east side of the Penobscot River.
As
of the year 2010, the population was 2,225 people.
Download the Orland Town Report,
2019-2020
(1.54 MB, PDF)
The Town of Orland now offers Rapid Renewal online vehicle
registration! Orland residents may click on the car icon below to
complete online vehicle registration.
The Town of Orland now offers Online Boat Registrations! Click on
the boat icon below to complete online boat registration.
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*All 2020 Tax Acquired Foreclosure Properties have been redeemed
by owners as of 1/15/2021*
*REDEEMED BY OWNER 1/13/2021*
1. Map 2 Lot 18 - Front Ridge Road - Minimum Bid $2,750
*REDEEMED BY OWNER 1/12/2021*
2. Map 14 Lot 15-C - 1334 Bald Mountain Road - Min Bid $2,150
*REDEEMED BY OWNER 1/8/2021*
3. Map 7 Lot 44 - 169 Hatchery Road - Minimum Bid $1,950
*REDEEMED BY OWNER 1/15/2021*
4. Map 36 Lot 28 - 23 Gully Brook Lane - Minimum Bid $1,050
*Important Notice* The Town email
townclerk@orlandme.org
was hacked, and is sending out emails with various attachments
from that account. The hack was limited to this single email
account. The email was temporarily shut down, passwords changed,
and system scanned to determine it is a limited hack. Please do
not open any attachments that look suspicious, or that you did
not request. I apologize for any inconvenience.
This Summer Mainer's voted for Better Internen- Now it
is Time to TAKE The MAINE SPEED TEST:
https://www.mainebroadbandcoalition.org/
Instructions on speed testing and the interactive map of
results
https://www.mainebroadbandcoalition.org/speed-test-info
Maine Broadband Coalition is launching a statewide
crowdsourcing data collection effort to help demonstrate
where there is internet service, who provides it and how
fast it is. The Coalition is crowdsourcing and
visualizing the speed testing information to provide
users and state officials with up-to-date service maps.
The Get Up To Speed Initiative will generate the most
granular data set and map of the presence and quality of
internet in Maine ever.
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