Change in Town Office
Hours of Operation:
*Effective March 6, 2012*
M-W-Th-F 9 am - 4:30 pm
*Tues 11:30 am - 7 pm
*No Longer Open Saturdays

Special Town Meeting Minutes 01-14-2012


Casco Memorial School
The following is the presentation by Sebago Technics at the November 1, 2011 Casco Board of Selectmen meeting regarding the Casco Memorial School Renovations.
Casco Memorial School Presentation

FY 2012 Property Taxes
The FY 2012 Property Tax Due Dates are
October 27,2011
April 6, 2012

PUBLIC NOTICE
The Town of Casco is seeking interested individuals who would like to serve on the following committees:

Conservation Committee
Energy Committee

Anyone interested in serving on a committee should contact the Casco Town Office at (207)627-4515 or e-mail Town Manager David Morton.

Lake Region TV will broadcast Casco Selectboard meetings. The channel & schedule for your location can be verified at Lake Region TV

NEW
Casco residents can now license their dogs online.
Click here for more information

NEW Lost Pet Information
Click Here for Lost Pet Information

The Town of Casco is ideally located for the person who has varied interests. Casco is located within an hours commute to the coast of Maine, the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and Portland International airport. Major shopping areas are a twenty-minute drive.


Down-hill skiing opportunities are but a 17 mile drive and cross-country skiing is available throughout the community. Several colleges and technical schools are located within a forty mile radius of Casco including: Bates College, Bowdoin College, University of So. Maine, So. Maine Technical College, Central Maine Technical College, University of New England, and St. Joseph's College.

Casco's town government is a Town Meeting form of government with an elected 5 member board of selectmen and a Town Manager. Many community volunteers staff various planning, environmental, and recreational committees. Volunteers are the backbone of the Town of Casco's Rescue Unit and Fire Department.

Casco is located in the heart of the Sebago Lakes Region. Casco's 36 square miles contain eight lakes and ponds, which comprise nearly 6 square miles of Casco's area. Opportunities abound for recreational and business opportunities associated with pristine, clear lakes and ponds.

Our year round population of 3500 swells to 15,000 during the summer, when local youth summer camps and seasonal resorts are filled with visitors. Many of our seasonal residents have made Casco their summer home for several generations.

The local economy is an interesting mixture of businesses such as tourism, including two vacation resorts, a golf course, several restaurants, and bed and breakfast facilities. In addition to tourism, local sawmills and retail building products as well as an active construction industry, help fuel the local economy. Diversity is added to the local economy with many small businesses including crafts, gifts, antiques, machine shops, art galleries, and a variety of other retail and service businesses.