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Biddeford in the News

There’s so much going on in the Biddeford community. Check out the latest buzz about Biddeford in national, statewide and local publications.

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Public Access programming is available on Channel 1301 with Spectrum Cable. The channel features live streaming of many municipal meetings as well as original community programming. Don’t have cable? You can watch online on our Videos/Agendas/Minutes page.

We post information about upcoming meetings, parking bans, and other citywide updates on an electronic sign on Alfred Street near the Biddeford Ice Arena.

  1. Notice of Application Availability for CDBG Funding

    The City of Biddeford is preparing its annual Action Plan for the CDBG program for services to be provided from July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025. Approximately $57,000 will be available for public service activities provided by non-profit agencies. Read on...

  2. City of Biddeford Adopts Climate Action Plan

    The Biddeford City Council has adopted the City of Biddeford’s first Climate Action Plan, establishing a roadmap for lowering carbon emissions in the coming years and adapting to climate-related events as they occur. Read on...

  3. November 7, 2023 Election Results

    The unofficial results of the November 7, 2023 Municipal General Election are now available. Read on...

  4. City Officials Celebrate Completion of Pearl Street Reconstruction Project

    City officials and project partners held a ribbon cutting on Pearl Street on November 2, celebrating the completion of a major road reconstruction that was made possible thanks to a $1.2 million grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration. Read on...

  1. City of Biddeford Presents 2023 Employee and Volunteer of the Year Awards

    The City of Biddeford recognized a set of exceptional employees and volunteers at their annual Employee and Volunteer Banquet. Read on...

  2. 2023-2024 Tax Bills Now Available

    This week, Biddeford property owners will receive their first 2023-2024 tax bill. This year’s tax rate is $13.12 per thousand. The Assessor will be making himself available to meet with any property owner that wants to discuss their latest tax bill. Read on...

  3. Lawrence D. Best named City of Biddeford’s Next Fire Chief

    At their September 5, 2023 meeting, the City Council approved City Manager James Bennett's nomination of Lawrence D. Best as Biddeford's next Fire Chief. Read on...

  4. Maine Property Tax Stabilization Program Update

    The State of Maine's Property Tax Stabilization for Senior Citizens (LD290) was repealed by the Maine Legislature during their last session. The Tax Stabilization Program will only apply to the property tax year beginning April 1, 2023. Read on...
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