Town of Randolph, Maine -- Welcome to the Town of Randolph

Town of Randolph, Maine - the smallest town in Maine....... by area !

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Welcome to the Town of Randolph

Requests for Proposals for Sewer System Engineering found here

Planning Board approves permits for 1) Convenience Store/gas pumps on corner of Water & Windsor, 2) mobile home park on Birmingham Rd with conditions--See "News" link for details

About 25 citizens approve spending up to $204K at Special Town Meeting on proposed sewer system upgrades See "here" for Warrant

Convenience Store/gas pumps at corner of Water and Windsor Streets-- this proposal is moving along. See "News" link for the latest.

Spring Cleanup coming-- your chance to clean up the house....details here.

Burn Permits now available
A permit issued by the Fire Dep't for outside burning is required. Information and the form is found here.

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The Town of Randolph would like to thank you for visiting our web site. We hope this proves to be a useful resource for the Town's residents and visitors. Please visit again as new information will be available on a regular basis.

Randolph is about 2 square miles in size, is about 6 miles south of the capital of Augusta, and about 20 miles north of the coastal town of Wiscasset. A town of just under 2,000 residents, Randolph lies along the bank of the Kennebec River just across from the City of Gardiner.

It was incorporated in 1787, and used to be a thriving river community specializing in boats, ice, lumber, and a terminal for a narrow gauge railroad to Togus Veterans Home in Chelsea.

Being the smallest town in Maine (by area), it has a small town atmosphere with the proximity to all services and schools.We invite you to visit, live and do business in our town.

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on the easterly banks of the Kennebec River