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Town of Hebron

General-purpose government in Maine. Browse the source-reported information below.

Census ID 127930 · Census county field: Oxford · Functioning in the 2025 inventory
Names, roles & contact channels

Published local officials

3 source-linked entries for Hebron town, compiled by CivicPatch. Each entry keeps the source's update date and government links.

A dated roster, not a live verification. We matched this jurisdiction to its exact Census identifier. Continued service, complete seat coverage, and your individual district representative have not been independently verified. Check the linked government source before contacting an official.

Butch Asselin

  • Chair

Source updated

Government profile ↗Email: b.asselin@hebronmaine.orgPublished phone: (207) 744-7427
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Elizabeth Olsen

  • Council Member

Source updated

Government profile ↗Email: e.olsen@hebronmaine.orgPublished phone: (207) 744-7427
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Mark Cayer

  • Council Member

Source updated

Government profile ↗Email: m.cayer@hebronmaine.orgPublished phone: (207) 744-7427
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The source record

Listed as functioning in 2025.

The Census ACTIVE field is Y for this record.

Census ID
127930
Record type
General-purpose government
Classification
Township
Status
Functioning
2025 Census snapshot

Reported contact and location fields

Reported mailing addressPO BOX 304 · HEBRON, ME · 04238-0304
Reported contact roleChairman

A role label, not a verified person’s name.

Census county fieldOxford

These are inventory fields, not newly verified office contacts. A county field or mailing address does not establish the exact service boundary.

Published context

Scale and parent relationship

Population estimate1,2712023

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Town of Hebron, ME — Officials & Contacts

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