Town of Fryeburg Area Services

Our Town is home to four mills related to wood products, a forest nursery, thirteen light industrial plants, a cabinet factory and a ceramics manufacturer. The town also hosts a number of small businesses and many tradesmen. Further employment opportunities are available in nearby Bridgton, Maine and Conway, New Hampshire.

For Emergencies
Dial 911

207-935-3323

Chief of Police - Wayne Brooking
Police Lt. - Michael McAllister
Police Officers - Corporal Richard Murray III & Ian Tait
Reserve Police Officers - John Moran, Jason Goff
Special Functions Officer - Gerald Kiesman

For Emergencies
Dial 911

Fryeburg Fire
Chief - Ozzie Sheaff
Fryeburg Fire Station - 935-2615

520 MAIN STREET

Fryeburg Rescue
Fryeburg Rescue - 935-3024
Rescue Chief
Steve Goldsmith

Gary Whitten
Road Commissioner

Highway Crew
Mitchell Sparks, Carroll Lewis

The highway department maintains roads throughout Fryeburg's 60 square miles.

Fryeburg is a member of Maine School Administrative District 72 which also includes Stow, Lovell, Brownfield, Denmark, Stoneham and Sweden.

Charles A. Snow School &
Molly Ockett Middle School
are located in Fryeburg.

Area secondary students attend
Fryeburg Academy

Historic Fryeburg Academy

Fryeburg boasts seven churches of which two are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

515 Main Street
Fryeburg, Maine 04037
207-935-2731

Serving Fryeburg & Stow ME. and Chatham, NH.

Transfer Station Hours are Monday 8-4 , Wednesday 8-4
Saturday 8-4, Sunday 8-2

Manager - Don Davidson
Attendants - JAMES KIESMAN AND LOUIS DRISCOLL
207-935-2660

Transfer Station Guide

Plastic, newspaper and magazines, flat card board and mixed paper, cardboard boxes and brown paper bags, glass bottles and jars, aluminum (cans, foil, plates), scrap steel, car batteries, waste motor oil, antifreeze, organic garden material (no pet manure or food scraps)

All plastic bottles, glass containers and tin cans should be rinsed before they are brought to the transfer station. No waxed boxes will be accepted for recycling. Please flatten cardboard.

Almost all paper products except waxed paper and items with food contamination can be mixed. This includes poster board, soda and beer cartons, pizza boxes, egg cartons and junk mail. No separation is required. Newspapers can now be mixed with magazines, glossy paper inserts, phone books and books with covers removed. Corrugated cardboard (non waxed) can be mixed with brown paper bags and manila envelopes.

Leaves and other yard waste including pine spills, grass clippings and tree branches are not permitted with household waste.

Electricity is provided by Central Maine Power.
Cable television and Internet is available in all areas of Fryeburg.
Local telephone service is provided by Fairpoint of N.E.
Water- Fryeburg Village is supplied by the Fryeburg Water Company.
The Eastern Slopes Regional Airport serves the Fryeburg area.

Hemlock Covered Bridge

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