City of Bath

Preliminary Election Results for State, Municipal, and RSU #1 are in. The results will be certified at tonight's City Council Meeting. Extra thank you to our hardworking City Clerk's Office and an incredible team of election workers for ensuring a smooth election day!

Today is Election Day! Polls are open until 8 PM. All Bath voters will vote at Bath Middle School, 6 Old Brunswick Rd. Same day registration is available. All outstanding absentee ballots must be returned to the secure ballot box outside City Hall or to the polling location at Bath Middle School by 8 PM. You do not need your ID to vote. To register to vote, you will need proof of age and residency. For more information, visit www.cityofbath.com/elections

Today is election day! All voting will happen at Bath Middle School, 6 Old Brunswick Rd. Polls are open from 8 AM to 8 PM.

Tomorrow is Election Day. The City Clerk's Office at City Hall will be closed. All Bath voters will vote at Bath Middle School, 6 Old Brunswick Rd. 8 AM-8 PM. All outstanding absentee ballots must be deposited in the ballot box near City Hall’s main entrance or brought to the polling location by 8 PM. Not registered? Same-day registration is available.

Tomorrow is Election Day. The City Clerk's Office at City Hall will be closed. All Bath voters will vote at Bath Middle School, 6 Old Brunswick Rd. 8 AM-8 PM. All outstanding absentee ballots must be deposited in the ballot box near City Hall’s main entrance or brought to the polling location by 8 PM. Not registered? Same-day registration is available.

Happy Halloween! A few important things to remember from Bath Police Department

We expect most kids to be out between 5pm and 8pm.

It will be dark, so please pay attention when driving and walking this evening. To help with visibility, carry a flashlight or wear something bright and/or reflective. Drivers should drive especially slow and careful tonight and park in legal spots only.

We will be patrolling our local neighborhoods, keeping everyone safe. If you see us out there, say hi to our officers.

If you still have leaves that have not been picked up by the end of the week, please reach out to Public Works at 207-443-8357.

🇺🇸Important Election Information!🇺🇸

Wednesday, Oct 30: Extended hours for early voting at Bath City Hall. Open hours will be 7:30AM-7PM.
Thursday, Oct 31: Last day for "no excuse needed" early voting.
Friday, Nov 1: Limited absentee voting for qualified special circumstances.
Tuesday, Nov 5: Election Day! All voting and voter registration will take place at the Bath Middle School from 8AM-8PM.

Find out more at

City of Bath, Maine - Official Website - Elections Official Website for the City of Bath Maine

If you see a Phippsburg ambulance around town we are borrowing it while one of our rescues is out for repair. It will be staffed with our personnel and our equipment. We like to thank Phippsburg Fire and Rescue for letting us borrow a rescue to continue our mission.

🍂 Reminder: Fall Leaf Pick-Up is Almost Here! 🍂
Leaves in 30 Gallon paper leaf bags will be collected on the following days:
Monday, October 28 and November 18 - South of North Street
Tuesday, October 29 and November 19 - North of North Street
Plastic bags will not be picked up as collected material is taken to be composted.

🍂 Fall Clean-Up Week starts Monday, October 21st! 🍂

Take advantage of this chance to tidy up before winter! The Bath Landfill will be open:
🕢 Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
🕗 Special Saturday Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

💡 Please Note:
▪️Fees apply for items like computers, propane tanks, mattresses, couches, and stuffed chairs.
▪️For full details, visit: cityofbath.com/cleanupweek

We are still seeking donations of food and paper goods!
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0A48ABAD28A7FE3-51803901-play/129443221 #/

🗳️ Be Vote Ready! 🗳️

Make sure you're prepared for Election Day! ✅

🔹 Collect: Check your registration and find out what's on the ballot. Research candidates and referendum questions to stay informed.

🔹 Elect: Decide where and when you’ll vote – in person, early, or by absentee ballot by October 31.

🔹 Select: Choose your candidates and referendum positions, then fill out your ballot. Election workers can assist you with the process, but they cannot provide advice.

For more important election information, visit www.cityofbath.com/elections.

Important Reminder: City Hall will be closed today from 11 AM TO 1 PM. You can access many services online at cityofbath.com/onlineservices

City of Bath administrative offices and the Bath Landfill will be closed Monday, October 14 in observance of Indigenous Peoples Day. Trash and Recycling Collection will follow the normal schedule.

For more information about trash pickup, visit our website: cityofbath.com/trash

🔥 TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT!! 🔥
🚒🚑 COME JOIN US AT OUR ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE!! 🚑🚒

Do you hear that? No? Elm Street is off the clock! The Elm Street Clock will be out on sick leave for the next two weeks while it undergoes required maintenance. Not to worry; the clock will be back to keeping time in no time!

🚨 Emerald Ash Borer Alert 🚨

The invasive Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) has been found in our area, threatening the ash trees that are part of Bath’s large tree canopy. Learn more about how EAB impacts the trees and find a list of licensed arborists who can help you with your ash trees at the Maine Forest Service website: https://www.maine.gov/dacf/mfs/forest_health/invasive_threats/eab/

Check out the latest conceptual designs for the new fire station project. The renderings will also be on display at the Bath Fire & Rescue Department open house this Thursday, October 10 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Learn more about the project at www.cityofbath.com/firestation

Shelter in place order lifted.

Stay home - do not leave your homes until this order has been lifted.

Join us this Saturday at Waterfront Park!

The 26th Annual Community Involvement Day will be held Saturday 10/5 at Waterfront Park. Find your next volunteer opportunity and learn about all the incredible work that's being done in our community.

We have been notified that a telemarketer, under the name of “Firefighters and EMS Fund,” is soliciting donations via phone calls and marketing mailings to Bath residents for “training, equipment, fair wages, and pension benefits.”

The City of Bath Fire & Rescue Department has no affiliation with any fundraising group and is not soliciting funding through the “Firefighters and EMS Fund”. Any donation given will not assist any local emergency service and will be received by an imposter. In general, it is a good practice to never give out payment information over the phone unless you are calling the organization directly.