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Dixmont Town Police Department
Town Office 758 Western Ave Dixmont, ME 04932 Mailing: PO Box 100 Dixmont, ME 04932.
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Police & jail
Town Office 758 Western Ave Dixmont, ME 04932 Mailing: PO Box 100 Dixmont, ME 04932.
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The Dixmont Town House is a building erected circa 1836 to serve as the locus of governmental functions for the Penobscot County town of Dixmont .
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while local voter registration runs through the Town Clerk at the Dixmont Town Office, 17 School Street, Dixmont, ME 04932 (phone: 207-234-2373). Maine residents can register online through the Maine County Elections Office coordinating countywide efforts from the Administration Building at 97 Hammond Street, Bangor, ME 04401 (phone: 207-942-8535), while local voter registration runs through the Town
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