Town of Bradley Homepage

Message from the Town Manager  Welcome to the official web site of the Town of Bradley. This web-based gateway is an attempt to enhance the Town’s ability to communicate with our citizens and visitors. Our governmental goal is to provide quality and responsive public service. This Internet site is an extension of this goal. We encourage you to explore the links to the left for up-to-date information on the latest action by the Town Council, Planning Board, New Community Events, Town News and much more. We hope that residents and visitors alike find this site comprehensive and helpful and we would be pleased to hear from you about ways in which it can be of more assistance to you. Your comments are important to the continued development of the web site. Enjoy your visit, and please come again, see you on line! Very Truly Yours, Melissa L. Doane Town Manager   Town of Bradley Residential Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day Bradley Residents Only 686 Main Street (Former Currier Junkyard), Bradley  Saturday, July 18th, 2009 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. Residents may bring an unlimited amount of Household Hazardous Waste. Items that will be collected are: Oil based paint Linseed Oil Pesticides Turpentine Used Antifreeze Mercury Thermostats Used Motor Oil Varnish Liquid Mercury Old Gasoline Transmission Fluid Fungicide Chemical Fertilizer Brake Fluid Rechargeable Batteries Rat Poison Paint Remover and Thinner Fluorescent Lamps Mercury Thermometers Herbicides Televisions Monitors   Car Batteries Waste Oil Bradley residents must have a Free Residential Household Hazardous Waste Permit, which can be obtained at the Bradley Municipal Building, 165B Main St until 12:00 p.m. on July 17, 2009. All participating residents must have a permit to enter the Hazardous Waste Collection Site. All household hazardous waste must be in its original container with labels attached. Secondary containers for all products must be clearly marked with contents and be in a securely closed container. Residents should place their containers in cardboard boxes and transport in the trunks of vehicles or in pickup beds. Trained attendants will assist in unloading. Acceptance of materials will be at the discretion of the attendants and contractor. Computer Towers and Keyboards are acceptable in Tuesday’s regular trash pickup To minimize trash debris caused by animals, the Town of Bradley would like residents to use trash containers with lids for Tuesday’s regular trash pickup. We appreciate your participation and help to keep Bradley beautiful.

On June 9, 2009 the voters of Bradley voted to approve borrowing for a new fire station.  Below is the information provided by the building committee regarding this project.  Over the next few months there will be much discussion at regularly scheduled Town Council Meetings regarding this project.  Those interested in the project progression are asked to attend Town Council Meetings and or read the Town Council Meeting minutes which are posted on this website.  This is a very exciting and changing time for the Town of Bradley.  Additional questions or comments should be directed to Town Manager Melissa Doane at 207-827-7725 or mldoane@roadrunner.com.  Fire Station Proposal~Feasibility Report Fire Station Layout-Interior Fire Station Layout-Exterior

Click here for 2009 Bradley Broadcast 

Click here for 2009 Town Report

The Town of Bradley is now offering dog licensing online! 

Click on picture below and follow the easy to use instructions!

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2008- 2009 Revaluation

Changing property values over the past several years have resulted in a lowering of the quality and fairness of our local assessments. To correct the situation, the town has contracted an assessor’s agent, Mark Gibson, to begin the process of review and eventual revaluation to be completed for the 2009 tax year.

Taxpayers should expect changing assessments as the town attempts to improve equity. During the coming months, the assessors’ agent will visit your property to collect information needed to determine a fair value. He is expected to review current building information from the exterior and may request an inspection of the interior if necessary. He will note characteristics such as age, condition, number of rooms and other amenities. He will not inspect a building interior without an adult present. He will also photograph the exterior and may need to re-measure the building (s). In most cases, no action on your part is required. Your cooperation will be appreciated.