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IMPORTANT NUMBERS

Town Office: 207-948-2283
fax:207-948-5456
email: townoftroy@uninets.net
Troy Post Office 948-2219
Animal Control Officer - Chris Shibles: 341-2349
Code Enforcement Officer: Charlie Porter: 948-6325
FireDepartment: 911
Fire Dept., Chief, and Warden - 416-7543
Firehouse office:948-2283
Troy Central School: 948-2280
Ambulance: 911
Ambulance (non emergency) 948-9966
Waldo County Sheriff: (non emergency) 338-2040
Maine State Police: 1-800-452-4664
CMP Trouble Line: 1-800-696-1000

Town Office Hours

Monday,
Tuesday, and
Thursday: 9am.-4pm.
Wednesday: 4pm.-7pm.
Friday: 8:30 am.-Noon
Closed Saturday and Sunday

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Recycling Center

WHO WE ARE
Founded in 1991, the Unity Area Regional Recycling Center is owned by nine member towns. These towns are Brooks, Dixmont, Freedom, Jackson, Knox, Montville, Thorndike, Troy and Unity.

OVERVIEW
Our goal is to reduce the amount of trash entering into the solid waste stream. The UARRC is where participating towns and residents bring recyclable materials, including Universal Hazardous Waste and Mixed Electronic Waste.

Residents of member towns use the Recycling Center at no additional cost. Residents of non-member towns may purchase an annual membership for $10.

THE TROY MAINE LOCAL NEWS

is a news website that we hope you will come to use like a virtual town hub, a central place to find out about all things local. Watch us grow. Help us fill in the blanks. Work with us. This is your news site. contact : troymainelocalnews@gmail.com

Food Pantry

The Volunteer Regional Food Pantry was started in 1992 at the Unity Union Church, serving about 10 families. As the pantry grew, our volunteers knew they had to find another place. We moved to the Community Center on School Street and stayed there for about a year, until we outgrew that space, as well. We then moved to the Unity Elementary School, which provided enough room for the distribution. At this time we distributed 20,000 pounds of food per month. At each distribution, the volunteers would have to carry the food from the warehouse to the school and then back, a laborious process. Because of this, we began to look for a new headquarters.

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