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LIVERMORE FALLS A Facebook page will be created to keep residents informed of what is going on in town government and other useful information.
Selectmen had approved the idea previously but wanted a policy in place. The board approved the Social Media Policy on Tuesday. Town Clerk Amy Byron said she used a Maine Management Association policy and made it pertinent to the town.
Byron and Town Manager Amanda Allen will administer it.
Selectmen also welcomed newly elected board members Jim Long and William Kenniston. They join Selectmen Jeff Bryant, Ernie Souther and Rodney Heikkinen.
The board reelected Bryant as chairman and Souther as vice chairman. The latter position has not been filled for several years.
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Livermore Falls Substation Committee to meet Thursday
The Town Office will be closed Friday so a new generator can be installed at the municipal building. Here s how you can view the meeting.
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LIVERMORE FALLS The Livermore Falls Substation Committee is scheduled to meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the fire station.
The public can listen to or view the meeting by telephone or online.
Voters in November overwhelmingly approved building a one-bay fire station in East Livermore. The plan calls for financing it over 20 years, with the payment each year not to exceed $20,000.
A committee was set up to look at location options, including the town’s 1-acre lot in East Livermore, near the intersection of Routes 106 and 133.