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Brownfield ME

Located in the western foothills of Oxford County, on the New Hampshire border; Brownfield is overlooked by Mt. Washington in the Presidential range of the White Mountains. The Saco River and the Shepherd’s River run southeasterly through the town. There are several ponds within the town; the two largest are Burnt Meadow and Pequakwet. Brownfield was incorporated in 1802 as part of the Massachusetts Territory; In 1805 Oxford County was established and in 1820 Maine became a separate State by vote of Congress.

Brownfield has moved from its agricultural base of the 1800's and is currently a residential community where there are several small businesses that include campgounds on the Saco, Bed and Breakfast Inns, various other commercial and business oriented enterprises. Brownfield is also the proud home of Stone Mountain Arts Center, the growing Brownfield Public Library and the active Brownfield Historical Society.

Board of Selectmen
Cynthia Willets
Steven Gourley
Richard Norcross



Office Staff
Town Administrator - Julie Watkins
Clerical Assistant - Michelle Day
Registrar - Michelle Day

Town Officials
Town Clerk / Treasurer / Tax Collector - Wanda Bartlett
Code Enforcement Officer - Steve Sanborn
Plumbing Inspector - Robert Bacchiocchi
Assessor - Robert Holt
Public Health Officer - Patricia Wallstrom, BSN
Recreation Director - Jessic Blasi
Animal Control Officer - Paul Kidhardt
Fire Chief - Richard Perreault

Public Works Department
Director of Public Works - George Davis
Road Crew -
Ernest Perreault
Marc Montejano

Transfer Station:
James Ireland - Manager
Richard Welch
Mark Legassie