Town Report 2016

TOWN OF WINDHAM, MAI NE

Page 1 town report 2016 Town Directory

Code Enforcement and Zoning Administration …………...…………………………..894-5960 ext 1

Economic Development - Tom Bartell, Director……………………………………….892-1936

Emergency - Police, Fire, Rescue………………………………………………………………...911

Finance – Brian Wolcott, Director…………………………………………………………...892-1907

Fire-Rescue - Chief Brent Libby…………...……………………………………………………....892-1911 Deputy Chief John Wescott…………………………………………………………….892-7851

Human Resources – Phyllis Moss, Director……………………………………………..892-1907

Library— Jennifer Alvino, Director……………………………….…………………………...892-1908

Parks and Recreation – Linda Brooks, Director….……………………………...…..892-1905 Dundee Park (seasonal)…………………………………………………………………...893-2415

Planning – Ben Smith, Director………………..…………………………………………...…...894-5960 ext 2 Amanda lessard, Planner…………….…………………………………………..……..894-5960 ext 2

Police – Chief Kevin Schofield………………………………………………………………...... 892-2525 Lieutenant James Boudreau……………………………………………………….…...892-2525

Public Works – Douglas Fortier, Director…………………………………………...... 892-1909

Social Services Food Pantry, Clothes Closet – Colette Gagnon...……………………..892-1931 General Assistance — Rene Daniel ………………………………………………..892-1906

Tax Assessor – Elisa Trepanier ...……………………………………………………………...894-5960 ext 3

Tax Collection/Vehicle Registration – Judith Heggeman……………………...892-2511 Town Clerk – Linda Morrell……………………………………………………………………...892-1900 Deputy Clerks – Rita Bernier, Donna Emerson, and Judy Vance..892-1900

Town Manager – Anthony Plante………………………………….…………………………...892-1907

Web Address: www.windhammaine.us

Page 2 town report 2016 CONTENTS

Town directory 2 Contents 3 Town Manager’s Report 4 Superintendent of RSU #14 5 —7 2017 Windham Graduates 8 — 9 Adult Education 10 —11 Assessor 12 Code Enforcement 13—16 Economic Development 17—18 Fire-Rescue department 19—20 Library 21— 23 Loan Closet 24 Parks and Recreation 25 — 27 Planning 28—30 Police 31—34 Public Works 35—38 Social Services 39—40 Town Clerk 41 Deaths 42—48 Governor Paul LePage 49 Senator Susan Collins 50 Senator Angus King 51—52 Senator Bill Diamond 53 Congresswoman Chellie Pingree 54 Representative Patrick Corey 55 Committees Appointed by Council 56 Important Dates 57 Tax Liens 58—64 Unpaid Personal Property Tax 64—85 Financial Statements 86—91

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“Changes aren’t permanent, but change is.” Change is one of the only constants in life, and that’s as true of the life of a community as it is of each of us as individuals. What can we do, and what do we do, to affect those changes in a positive way and help ensure the outcomes we want? The first, and most important, thing to do is get involved. I can hear you now, “What? You want me to sign up for a committee? Or to run for Council?’ If those are ways of getting involved that suit you, sure. But not all “getting involved” means signing up for something or running for office. Watch or attend meetings, get familiar with the issues, contact Council members – or me – and let us know your thoughts, concerns, and ideas. Just getting involved doesn’t guarantee a particular outcome, but NOT getting involved guarantees your perspective isn’t considered.

Issues related to how much change Windham has gone through over the last decade, or two, three, four, and more decades, took up a lot of Council and staff time over the last year. Planning for the community’s needs – present and future. We have a lot of catching up to do after many years of growth and too little investment in facilities and infrastructure. The town’s new comprehensive master plan update is nearing completion, focusing on four major themes, what the Comprehensive Plan Review Team and planning director Ben Smith call the “4 Big Things:”

Changing the Game for Growth Areas Invest in Rural Windham to Keep it Rural Create a North Windham to be Proud of Focus on Community Facilities and Programs

Each of these big things captures a dimension of what the town needs to be doing to meet the challenges of growth and change. The town has continued updating its capital facilities plan, developing a more workable approach to wastewater management and ground water protection needs in the North Windham area, and improvements for the corridor through North Windham. We are putting that planning focus on to work internally as well with an organizational strategic plan to guide how we make decisions about those services and budgets, and how we report to you about whether we’re achieving what we intended.

I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again: Windham is a great town. It is the Lakes Region’s marketplace, an integral part of Greater Portland, and it will continue to be a great place to live, work, raise a family, and have a business. In the years (decades? centuries?) ahead the trees and fields will still be green, the water clear, and the people engaged, friendly, and hard-working. And we’re all going to work together to make it happen so that, in the years to come, others will look back and say we did.

Anthony T. Plante, Town Manager

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Superintendent of RSU#14

A Year of Strategic Planning The RSU 14 Windham Raymond School System finished their first year with our newly adopted five-year Strate- gic Plan. As a reminder to our community, the feedback we collected over the course of last year, reflects the priorities that the wider school communities identified as necessary to support moving our district forward as we continue to strive to ensure our mission, “Success for All.” RSU 14 has a notable reputation to ensure past and future Strategic Plans continue to serve as a roadmap for achieving our vision and long term goals. The new strategic goals include the following: 1. Designs for Learning By 2020, all RSU 14 students will be engaged in authentic, personalized learning experience to master standards through multiple pathways. 2. Environment for Learning By 2020, all RSU 14 students will continue to learn in a school environment that meets the developmental needs of learners and supports balance and quality of life for all members of the learning community. 3. Technology for Learning By 2020, all members of the RSU 14 learning community will be proficient users of technology and will have consistent and equitable access to the technology resources needed to support mastery of personalized learning goals. Our Strategic Planning work could not happen without the vision and drive of the collective school and community members. I thank them for their collaboration and tireless work from beginning to end with developing this plan. Strategic Planning Committee: Mary Jane McCalmon, Kate Brix, Christine Hesler, Chris Howell, Danielle Donnini, Kelly Crockett, Tina Johnson, Michael Duffy, Tina Christopherson, Tom Bartell, Christine Williams, Susan Smyth, Tammy Hamilton, Aimee Senatore, Lisa Garneau. For additional information about the ongoing committee work and the connection to the 5-year Strategic Plan, please visit our website at www.rsu14.org and select: Board/Supt; Strategic Plan. The following are areas that we are focusing on:  Homework Committee  School Start Time Committee  Technology Committee  Proficiency Diploma Committee – see Guiding Principles K-12 and Grading Practices  Community Outreach Committee

A New Team The new Unified Basketball Team at Windham High School brought with it much excitement throughout the 2017 season! Committed to providing athletic opportunities to all students, the RSU 14 School Board unanimously approved a request that allowed Windham High School students, with and without disabilities, to participate in a Unified Bas- ketball team for the 2017 season. Given the partnership between the Maine Principals Association and Special Olympics of Maine, the sport continues to grow in popularity. For those who are unfamiliar with Unified sports, the foundation is to partner students with developmental disabilities (Unified Student Athlete) with students without developmental disabilities (Unified Student Partners) to train, compete, and represent their school. Unified Student Partners play alongside the Unified Student Athletes, while motivating, assisting, and mentoring them throughout the unified basketball season. Unified Sports benefits students in that it helps promote physical activity, teamwork, sportsmanship, and social inclusion. The opportunity to compete in sports teaches many life lessons: to work as a team, to follow rules and to be committed. Through the

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MPA/Special Olympics Unified Sports program we have an opportunity to make real positive changes in the lives of students with and without disabilities. Addition of the Unified Basketball team will expand the current RSU 14 Special Olympics Program. If your son or daughter is interested in participating as a Student Athlete next season, please have them contact Mr. Drummond at [email protected].

Windham High School Increasingly, we continue to see top notch statistics about our High School. Please take note of the following:  90% of Windham High School students graduate from Windham High School within 4 years of enrolling. This percentage does not include students who earn their diploma in 5 years or 6 years. The 4-year gradu- ation rate is 4% higher than the average for Maine and is 9 % higher than the national average.  The drop-out rate for Windham High school is 1.18 percent. WHS has the lowest drop-out rate of public high schools with an enrollment of 1000 students. Looking at Class A schools, WHS has the second lowest drop-out rate of public Class A schools in the state.  83% of students graduating in the class of 2016 enrolled in a four year, two year or certificate program after graduating from Windham High School. 8% joined the military and 9% went directly into the work force.  90% of students from the class of 2015 who enrolled in a 4-year program after high school were still enrolled in that program during their 3rd semester after enrolling. The national average for third semester per- sistence is 72%.  183 different courses in 8 content areas are offered to Windham High School students. In addition, students have access to 19 different vocational programs at Westbrook vocational and Portland Arts and Technology High School.  Advanced Placement courses are offered in Art, Math, English, Social Studies, and Science. On average, 250 Advanced Placement exams are given each year at Windham High School with 60% of students earn- ing a three or higher.  Students at Windham High School have access to 46 different teams covering 26 different athletic programs. 46% of Windham High School students participate in the athletic program.  27 after school clubs, activities, and honor societies are open to Windham High School students.

Other Accolades Our very own Windham Raymond Adult Education (WRAE) continues to gain recognition and was honored at the Sebago Lakes Region Annual Meeting as the 2016 Business of the Year. WRAE was recognized as “an outstanding chamber member business operating in the Sebago Lakes Region that has set an example in leadership, innovation and quality, and has provided noteworthy economic opportunity to the people of the Sebago Lakes Region.” WRAE was also being lauded for “donating its time and employees’ time un- selfishly for the good of the Sebago Lake Region Chamber.” Congratulations! Odyssey of the Mind Competition: 3 out of our 4 teams from WPS and Manchester placed in the top 3 in their division problem that advances them to the State Meet. RSU14 AmeriCorps member, Natalie Landry, received the Outstanding National Service Volunteer Award from the First Lady. A proud moment. Our school nutrition program was recognized in the National School Nutrition Journal for our impressive school gardens. Mrs. Otley, grade 4 teacher at Manchester School, was selected as the state of Maine winner for her grade level by the VFW National Citizenship Education Award. Congratulations. Congratulations to Windham Primary School for achieving the 2016 “Let’s Go!” Award in the category of a Smarter Lunchroom by offering healthy choices in their café. “Let’s Go!” is a program of the Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital at Maine Medical Center. After several years of planning, coordinating and fundraising, a new playground for Raymond Elementary School is looming.

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Windham Chamber Singers were named semi-finalist for the American Prize Choral Performance. theamericanprize.blogspot.com Bravo to Dr. Richard Nickerson, Director of Choral Music at Windham High School, for being a 2017 Grammy Music Educator Award finalist – in the top 10. Jennifer Ocean, Manchester Elementary teacher, received a $3000 “School Recycling Grant” from EcoMaine to help with the Garbage to Garden Program. Maine Nutrition Council nominates individuals for the Katherine O. Musgrave Public Service Award – recognizing individuals for outstanding work in the field of nutrition within the state. Jeanne Reilly, RSU14 School Lunch Director, was the recipient of the year’s award. Jody Colangelo, special education teacher at Windham Primary School, was the 2017 Regional Teacher of the Year for the Greater New England Area. Karen Petcher, math teacher at Windham High School and Ryan Rumsey, Windham Middle School teacher, have both been nominated as 2017 Cumberland County Teacher of the Year. Chad Pulkkinen was named SMAA boys basketball coach of the year. Good Sportsmanship Banner went to Windham High School Girls Basketball Team for the second year in a row. Good Sportsmanship Banners went to WHS Wrestling Team and Boys Cross Country A-South Team.

In summary, without the strong support of our community, combined with our dedicated hard-working employees and our amazing students, I am most proud of the work that has taken place during this year. Thank you to all for working alongside with us to ensure, “Success for All.”

Sincerely,

Sanford J. Prince, IV Superintendent

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Windham High School Graduates

Congratulations Class of 2017!

Cortney Abdill-Isaac Christopher Brown Heath Farides Stephanie Hoyt

Jonathan Acker Damian Buczyk Nicolas Farley Tyla Hudson

Charity Adams Mikayla Bureau Cassandra Fleck Samantha Jacobs

Hannah Allen Sean Butterworth Brandon Foley Jamie Jannarone

Charles Alpern Tara Carroll Sebastian Foster Alexander Johnston

Alexa Amundson Thomas Carroll Jacob Frost Alexander Jordan

Hunter Anderson Sara Casper Tyler Gelinas Lexie Jordan

Jordan Andujar Haley Charbonneau Louis Geller Elizabeth Joseph

Lyndsey Arsenault Eliza Chim Carlita Genovese Kathryn Kaschub

Talia Arsenault Samantha Chute Meredith Getchell Emily Kent

Denali Bailey Kiana Clark Kerrianna Girardin Nessa King

Isabelle Bailey Shawna Cochran Zakery Godwin Allison Labonte

Zachary Bailey Chase Cole Gary Gowen Paige LaFerriere

Celine Baker Grace Collins Jordan Graffam Alexander Lagasse

Orion Beers Isaiah Connors Rachael Graham Sophia Latham

Jeremy Bennett Evan Coughlin Timothy Greenlaw Thomas Leavitt

Taylor Bernier Izaak Coyle-Turenne John Gresh Kaiden Leech

Tyler Bernier Jewel Cummings Meagan Griffeth Christopher Lekousi

Stratton Berry Julia Cushman Roman Habibzai Desmond Leslie

Madison Bickford Toni Daniels Alen Hadziabulic Cameron Libby

Tyra Boucher Zachary DeFosse Connor Harrison Talia Lorenzatti

Tyler Boudreau Mitchell Delcourt Hunter Haskell Hunter Loring

Rabiah Boxill Gabriella Dijkhoff Griffin Hebert Benjamin MacDonald

Hannah Brackett Kieli Dixon Emma Hodgdon Caleb MacDonald

Nicholas Brady Anna Dodge Cameron Hoffses Andrew Maley

Benjamin Breton Kaleb Eddy Kyle Houser James Mannette

Raquel Breton- Ross Elston Jaycee Hovey Mya Mannette Bowden Janelle Enman

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It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you

might as well not have lived at all - in which case, you fail by default. - J.K. Rowling

Samuel Martin Madison Paradis Shelby Sampson Taylor Tibbetts

Seth Martin Cameron Peavey Kayla Saunders Danielle Turcotte

Gabriella Martin- Devin Perkins Hannah Seltzer Amanda Turner McDonough Thomas Perkins Cole Sheets Daniel Vail Cassady Mather Zachary Petcher Madison Shimko Glenn Vajda Thomas McAvoy Jadon Petty Richard Skillings Colby Valliere Dalton McClure Connor Pittman Emily Skvorak Ryan Velez-Feyler Nathaniel McCraw Natasha Plante Taylor Smith Robert Verdini Sean McGloin Devon Plummer Holly Spencer Olivia Verrill Austin McGowan Joshua Pollard Cortney Stedt Francis Watson Jacob Melvin Marcus Pongratz Allyson Stephen Stephanie Webb Camilla Moltoni Anastasiya Popov Dominic Stevens Ariana Wenger Olivia Mora Sophia Quatrano Kaylan Strout William Wheaton Cassidy Mullins Parker Quimby Blanca Sturm Shelby Whittier Jordan Nelson Deija Ramos Tyler Swanson Holden Willard Travis Nelson Savannah Rice Samuel Symalla Joshua Williamson Stephanie Nichols Derrike Richards Joshua Tanguay Dominique Wilson John O'Donal Samantha Rickett Makayla Tanner Olivia Wilson Samantha Ober Taylor Rickett Danielle Tardiff Caitlyn Winn Megan Osgood Madison Roberts Enrique Thibodeau Kristina Wunderlich Sarah Packard Trevor Rogers Gavin Thibodeau David Young Eliza Palow Rianna Russell Mary Thompson Paige Pandora

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Town Report 2016

Windham Raymond Adult Education: Branch Out and Explore Your World 2016 was the year of the “Challenge”. We challenged them to take the first step towards their future, to branch out into the unknown and embrace change. We challenged them to their world in new ways and through new experiences. Then we challenged ourselves to live up to the community’s expectations and continue to provide the area with the best adult education experience possible. For the past fourteen years I have made it my goal to expand those opportunities for the adults in our community. I strongly feel that it contributes greatly to the quality of life in our communities as we continued to be seen as a local and statewide leader in adult education, offering the most diverse array of adult learning opportunities in the area.

The vision for – and goals of – Windham Raymond Adult Education (WRAE) had never seemed more important. We served a diverse adult population and continually tried to offer the most affordable and highest quality learning opportunities we could. Academically, our English for Speakers of Other Languages, Literacy, High School Diploma and HiSET classes helped many in our communities to achieve their own dreams for work, military and college. Numerous in-house and on-line Career Pathways classes enabled students to advance in their own chosen careers or attain skills and confidence to take a new path.

Over the course of 2016, adults of varying ages, vastly different educational, economic and skill levels, with an equally diverse number of interests, found their way to all of the sites where the Windham Raymond Adult Education Program operates in Windham and Raymond. Adults ages 17 -87 had access to over 300 different adult learning opportunities during this year. That translat- ed into over 3100 total enrollments.

Highlights over the past year included:  Provided onsite training at two local businesses  WRAE was named the Sebago Lakes Region Business of the Year  Offered a Maine Outdoor Leadership/Recreational Guide Prep Course  Planned a regional bus trip to the Common Ground Fair in Unity for nearly 50 people  Through our partnerships, expanded offerings such as Introduction to Welding (a partnership with Portland Area Technical High School- PATHS), Bus driver training (a partnership with ProDrive Truck Driver Training) and EMT-Basic Training (a partnership with United Training Center) and Frist Aid/CPR for Pets  Career Pathways Coordinator, Tina Christophersen, was elected for a second term as the Sebago Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce President  Director, Tom Nash met with our US Delegation in Washington DC, twice to advocate for adult education/literacy while serving as the President of the national Commission on Adult Basic Education (COABE) the nation’s largest professional organization dedicated to improv- ing the adult education services for all US residents.  21 Adults completed their High School credential in 2016

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Enrollment/Participation Figures There was a slight decrease of 96 (3%) in adult enrollments from the same period of time last year (January – December). There is a 3 year average of 3144 enrollments.

Program Enrollments (Calendar Year) 2016 Adult Basic Education/Literacy 19 College Transitions 67 English for Speakers of Other Languages 66 Family Literacy Programming 250 General Enrichment 918 Health/Wellness 1397 High School Completion/HiSET 128 SMCC College Courses 101 Workforce Training 231

TOTAL 3177

Windham Raymond Adult Education provides a wide range of adult learning opportunities to the Windham and Raymond communities. For a complete listing of our programs and services, please visit www.windham.maineadulted.org. Your continued patronage, financial support and input are always appreciated and welcomed.

Respectively submitted, Thomas Nash Director of Adult Education

Left to right: Cathy Giuffre-Renaud, Stacia Dugas, Donna Dunham, Tina Christophersen, Shelli Pride, Thomas Nash Director: Thomas Nash Secretary: Debra Lothrop and Stacia Dugas Adult Basic Education Coordinator / Teacher: Cathy Giuffre-Renaud Career Pathways Coordinator: Tina Christophersen College Transitions / Teacher: Shelli Pride Evening Receptionist: Donna Dunham, Kelly Bragdon

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Report of the Assessor

The mission of the Assessing Office is defined by the Maine Constitution, which states: All taxes upon real and personal estate, assessed by authority of this State shall be ap- portioned and assessed equally according to the just value thereof.” The Assessing Office is responsible for ad valorem taxation of all Windham real and personal properties, addressing for E9-1-1 and the coordination of Geographic Information Services (GIS).

Valuation as of April 1, 2016:

Taxable valuation of real estate: $1,769,797,000 Taxable valuation of personal property: $34,032,800 Total taxable valuation of real estate and personal property: $1,803,829,800 Parcel count: 8,489 Personal Property accounts: 1,082

Homestead Property Tax Exemption: The homestead exemption provided a reduction of $15,000 in 2016 on the value of your home for property tax purposes. Beginning in 2017 the homestead exemption will increase to $20,000. To qualify, you must be a permanent resident of the State of Maine and the home must be your permanent residence, you must have owned a home in Maine for the twelve months prior to applying and an application must be filed on or before April 1st with the municipality where the property is located. If you have already applied, there is no need to reapply. Veteran’s Exemption: Veterans who were not dishonorably discharged, are over 62 years of age or are an un-remarried widow/widower of a qualifying veteran may be eligible for a reduction in the valuation of their property. Veterans under the age of 62 who are 100% disabled due to a service-connected disability may also qualify. Business Equipment Tax Reimbursement (BETR) and Business Equipment Tax Exemp- tion (BETE): Personal Property may qualify for reimbursement from the State of Maine through the BETR Program or for exemption under the BE- TE Program.

Exemption applications are available at the As- sessing Office and at www.windhammaine.us.

Assessing Staff from left: Elisa Trepanier, Assessor; Kara Taylor, Assessor’s Assistant/E9-1-1 Addressing Officer; Taylor Burns, Appraiser; Joan Hodgdon, Appraiser; and Teresa Konczal, Administrative Assistant

8 School Road Windham, Maine 04062 Phone: 207-894-5960 x 3

Page 12 town report 2016 Code Enforcement

The Code Enforcement Department offers a variety of services to residents and property owners. In addition to issuing building, internal and external plumbing, mechanical and electrical permits; the department responsibilities include the enforcement of land use and shoreland zoning, gravel pit, junkyard and flood plain regulations, rules in regard to the conversion of seasonal dwellings in shoreland areas, Wireless Telecommunications Tower Ordinance, Surface Water Protection Ordinance and the Mass Gath- ering Ordinance. Windham has 14 lakes and ponds covering 32,180 acres of area and 15 rivers, streams and brooks, all of which are in Shoreland Zoning.

Code Enforcement was responsible for processing 1,757 permits in 2016 resulting in revenue of $407,104.93 and in 2015 was also responsible for processing 1420 permits, resulting in revenue of $276,950.90. This includes: Building permits, Impact Fees, Junkyards, Plumbing, Shoreland Review, Soil and Erosion, Use, Wastewater, Driveway and Street Opening.

Building Permits issued, by category, for the years 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 are as follows:

Building permit Count 2013 2014 2015 2016 Accessory Apartment 2 4 4 2 Accessory Buildings - Residential 16 19 46 53 Accessory Buildings - Commercial 5 3 3 187 202 Additions and alterations - Residential 133 R/C 136 34 35 Additions and alterations - Commercial 32 Change of Use 3 2 3 10 Chimneys 1 7 4 3 Co-Location replacement 1 4 2 5 Demolitions - Residential 39 26 38 38 Demolitions - Commercial 6 14 7 9 Electrical - Residential 174 252 289 325 Electrical - Commercial 36 62 63 63 Flood Hazard Development 1 1 0 0 Foundations - Residential 22 R/C 6 7 24 Foundations - Commercial 2 0 0 Gas Hookup 1 2 0 0 Home Occupation 2 4 8 7 Commercial – New 4 3 10 Junkyard 8 7 7 7 Mechanical 11 133 Multi-family units/condos 0 16 6 24 Outdoor Sales 1 3 3 0 Plumbing – Residential 105 111 141 185 Plumbing – Commercial 16 32 18 26

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Building permit Count 2013 2014 2015 2016 Sewer Hookup 1 0 0 Pools 9 9 8 13 Private Road 5 2 3 10 Replacement Homes 5 6 9 8 Single Family homes 56 74 65 98 Signs 54 77 56 55 Shoreland Review 41 44 29 31 Soil & Erosion Control Permits 94 136 136 163 Tree Removal 31 24 15 20 Subsurface Wastewater - Residential 130 158 130 183 Subsurface Wastewater - Commercial 3 3 9 12 Board of Appeals 7 11 4 Driveway (tracking this has now shifted to PW) 24 31

Street Opening (tracking this has now shifted to PW) 25 34

* Separated in 2014 for renovations and new R/C = residential and commercial

Zoning Board of Appeals 2016: The Board of Appeals is a volunteer board of five regular members and one alternate. The Board meets the first Thursday of every month in the Council Chambers at 7:00 p.m. They had a total of 4 meetings this year. The Board reviewed a total of 4 applications for the year 2016, monies taken in $1,600.

Cumberland County Soil and Water Conservation District (CCSWCD) Implementation

Town of Windham | 2016 Project Summaries

2016 Grant for Baker Brook Crossing |Public Infrastructure Improvement Funds [POC: Robyn Saunders] CCSWCD assisted the Town’s Public Works Director, Doug Fortier, by submitting a grant application for state water bond funds to replace a poorly performing stream road crossing of Falmouth Road in Windham. The crossing of Baker Brook, consisting of twin corrugated metal culverts, has a history of flooding.

The 52” diameter twin culverts were severely undersized for the 11+’ bank full width of the stream. By providing funding for the replacement of the existing twin culvert by a single, properly-sized pipe- arch culvert, the road stream crossing will:  Ensure access to crucial public and commuter services;  Improve aquatic life habitat by unblocking three miles of upstream habitat;  Increase water quality by decreasing downstream scour; and  Enhance resiliency by reducing the risk of culvert flooding.

As a result of CCSWCD’s efforts, this Town project was awarded approximately $95,000.

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21st Century Downtown Master Plan | Public Planning and Ordinance Review [POC: Da- mon Yakovleff] CCSWCD supported the Town’s efforts to develop a 21st Century Downtown Master Plan for North Windham by providing input to Town Planning Director, Ben Smith, in three areas for land use improvements: 1. Stormwater management – encouraging low impact development to align with anticipated national requirements. 2. Parking Regulations – reducing required parking minimums through expanded shared parking, collaborative winter maintenance and potentially an in-lieu-fee program. 3. Bicycle / Pedestrian Alternative Routes – utilizing scarce space available along the Route 302 corridor for additional pedestrian improvements and finding alternative parallel routes for bicycle infrastructure.

General Water Quality Protection | Technical Assistance Requests [POC: Heather True]  Two technical assistance site visits for residential landowners were conducted and recommendations provided to assist lake protection efforts: one site located on Sebago Lake and the other on Highland Lake  Two additional residential technical assistance inquiries were received in 2016, which are slat- ed for follow up in Spring 2017  Funding provided in part by grants from the Department of Agriculture, Conservation and For- estry (DACF) and the Cumberland County Commissioners/County Mangers Office (i.e., Cum- berland County government)

Little Sebago Lake Protection Project, Phase IV [Project Manager: Heather True]  Project started in March 2014 and completed project in December 2016  Conducted outreach including: – 12 out of 17 technical assistance visits completed in the Town of Windham, including 5 residential and 7 for private road associations – Two steering committee meetings held – One presentation to the Little Sebago Lake Association (LSLA) members – One article published in the LSLA winter newsletter  Completed three improvement projects  Offered erosion control mulch as the “BMP of the Year” to qualifying residents  Established new lake association cost-sharing effort  Completed 3 out of 15 private road operation and maintenance plans in the Town of Windham  Funding provided, in part, by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under Section 319 of the Clean Water Act. Section 319 grants are administered by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) in partnership with EPA.

Sebago Lake Watershed Protection Project, Phase III[Project Manager: Heather True]  Project started March 2016 - Continues through December 2017 - Includes sites in Windham, as well as Sebago, Naples, Casco, Raymond, Standish, and Frye Island  Two project check-in meetings held  List of agriculture sites within the watershed compiled  1 of the 24 Lake Scaping site visits conducted by Portland Water District was located within the Town of Windham  Funding provided, in part, by EPA under Section 319 of the Clean Water Act, administered by DEP in partnership with EPA.

CONNECT Clean Water Education | School-aged Education Program [ POC: Jami Fitch]

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Through funding from both Portland Water District (PWD) and the Interlocal Stormwater Working Group (ISWG), CCSWCD provided clean water education lessons to 352 students at Windham High School, Windham Middle School, and Manchester Elementary School. The total number of student contact hours equaled 2,326 hours.

Lessons covered watersheds, watershed models, water movement, and branching patterns; transport of nonpoint source pollutants; stormwater, storm drains, and cumulative impact; impervious/ pervious surfaces, runoff, and best management practices; water quality parameters and testing, bio -assessment using macro-invertebrate sampling, and river characteristics.

In addition, in the fall of 2016, CCSWCD worked with Windham Middle School 7th graders to investigate how their school campus may be impacting local water resources as part of service learning project in coordination with PWD. The students presented their findings to their parents and the school community in December and will be implementing on-the-ground projects in the spring of 2017.

YardScaping Healthy Lawn Care | Best Management Practices [POC: Kat Munson] CCSWCD worked with Blue Seal and Aubuchon Hardware to provide healthy lawn care information to their customers.

CCSWCD also continued working with the Home Depot. In 2016, CCSWCD trained Home Depot associates about healthy lawn care practices, identified recommended products on Home Depot shelves, and provided two educational tabling events to the public on May 7, 2016 and September 9, 2016.

Funding for healthy lawn care outreach is provided through funding from ISWG, a coalition of 14 municipalities (including Windham) that are subject to Clean Water Act permit requirements. More detail is provided below.

Stormwater Permit Compliance Assistance | ISWG Regional Collaboration [POC: Aubrey Strause] For almost 15 years, CCSWCD has coordinated and facilitated the Interlocal Stormwater Working Group (ISWG), a coalition of 14 municipalities (including Windham) subject to Clean Water Act permit requirements. ISWG meets every other month to address permit requirements on a regional basis. By participating in ISWG, CCSWCD helps the Town by implementing 2 of the 6 permit requirements (public education, outreach, and participation efforts).

Outside of the ISWG relationship, CCSWCD also assists the Town of Windham by completing the required annual reports that must be submitted to DEP in September. In 2016, CCSWCD also worked with Windham to assist with permit compliance and to prepare for the DEP audit of Windham’s stormwater program. This assistance includes staff trainings, site visits, documentation assistance, and interdepartmental coordination of permit responsibilities.

Staff Activity levels continue to rise in the Code Enforcement Department due to the surge in construction and increased regulations both federal and state. We saw expansions and renovations of local businesses, commercial buildings filled after standing vacant for some time, as well as the construction of new commercial establishments. We saw increased efficiency and department transparency after the implementation of new permitting software in 2014. The software program has also allowed the community to apply for permits, schedule inspections, report a code violation and subscribe to department reports online. Steve LeBrun – Code Enforcement Officer, Charles (Chuck) Daigle – Code Enforcement Officer, and Mabel J. Darby-Morey - Administrative Assistant, are ready to provide you with excellent customer service and invite you to visit the Department!

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Windham Economic Development Corporation

The Windham Economic Development Corporation takes the lead role in providing support to new and existing businesses, and in carrying out the daily functions of Economic Development. WEDC’s Executive Director reports directly to the Board of Directors of the WEDC. The Town of Windham provides funding to the Corporation and the Town Council receives regular updates from its Council representatives to the WEDC about ongoing activities and programing.

The WEDC actively works to support the many entrepreneurs, business owners and workers throughout Windham. The Town’s business directory, www.WindhamMarketplace.com, where over 800 Windham businesses are listed, continues to be viewed regularly by people all over the United States, especially New England, as well as many area residents looking for goods and services our businesses supply. We are reaching out to retailers and developers who do not have a presence in Windham to let them know how good of a market we are. With the assistance, and insistence of the Town Council, the Town has enhanced our Holiday flag program along our road- ways to include lighted trees and decorations. We have advertised the Windham Marketplace both regionally and locally in print and on TV. We have sponsored the Rotary’s Ice Fishing Derby as well as other local events, attracting visitors to our commercial district and visitors to our parks and trails.

The Windham Economic Development Corporation looks forward to continuing its support of the community by providing assistance to both the Town and businesses located or looking to locate in Windham. We are especially excited about the possibilities that the 21st Century Downtown Plan brings to the North Windham Commercial District. The vision includes a more vibrant, walk- able, “Town Center” with business people and residents alike enjoying enhanced amenities with access to public spaces and new and improved streetscapes and shopping and dining areas. The WEDC is committed to working with our partners in both the public and private sectors to make this vision a reality.

Windham’s Economic Development Strategic Plan, which will be incorporated into the comprehensive planning efforts underway by the Town’s Planning Office, is the basis for future investments and programing supporting economic development in town. The Plan’s Vision, Mission, Values, and Objectives are outlined on the next page.

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Thomas Bartell Executive Director, Windham Economic Development Corporation

Page 18 P a g e 1 9 town report 2016 Windham Fire-Rescue Department

“The mission of the Windham Fire - Rescue Department is to assist the citizens and visitors of our community with emergencies that they are unable to handle themselves”.

The Windham Fire - Rescue Department provides service to the community from four loca- tions strategically placed throughout the town. The South Windham Fire station a shared station with Gorham and is located at 8 Main Street, East Windham Station is at 47 Falmouth Road, North Windham Station is at 718 Roosevelt Trail and Windham Center Station is at the Public Safety Building at 375 Gray Road.

Windham Fire - Rescue Department Emergency Responses for 2016

MAJOR INCIDENT TYPE # INCIDENTS % of TOTAL Fires 58 2.09% Overpressure rupture, explosion, overheat - no fire 4 0.14% Rescue & Emergency Medical Service 1927 69.32% Hazardous Condition (No Fire) 135 4.86% Service Call 269 9.68% Good Intent Call 141 5.07% False Alarm & False Call 221 7.95% Severe Weather & Natural Disaster 15 0.54% Special Incident Type 10 0.36% TOTAL 2780 100.00%

Windham Fire-Rescue had a successful 2016 year providing effective service to the community of Windham. The department saw a 1.8% increase in call volume over 2015. The majority of our calls 69.32% continue to be Emergency Medical Services related with 39.2% of those requiring ambulance transports to the hospital. Our second most frequent call for service was for service calls. These calls include mutual aid to other communities, service to other agencies like law enforcement as well as other none fire or medical calls for service we receive from the community.

We staff the department using what is known in the industry as a combination department. This means we are providing service through a hybrid system of paid on call firefighter/EMTs, per-diem firefighter/EMT’s and full time Firefighter/Paramedics. Using this model we currently staff the Public Safety Building and the North Windham Station with 24 hour coverage with this hybrid model. We did receive approval to add two new full time firefighter/paramedics starting in 2017. This will help us to provide a more consistent level of care and crew from our North Station.

Currently, during the day 7am to 7 pm there are three per-diem firefighter/EMT’s at North Wind- ham. At the Public Safety Building there are two per-diem firefighter/EMT’s and one full time firefighter/paramedic. During the night 7pm to 7am there are two per-diem firefighter/EMT’s at North Windham with one per-diem firefighter/EMT’s and one full time firefighter/paramedic at the Public Safety Building. We also partner with Southern Maine Community College to have college three students live at the South Windham and three students at the East Windham Stations during the school year. In exchange for the hands on learning experience, room and board those students have to be in the station during the night from 10pm 7am and on weekends from midnight to 7am to assist in providing coverage from those stations.

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The 104 members of the department participate in training on a regular basis to maintain and learn new skills. In 2015 the men and women of the department completed 7,780.5 hours of training. We hold company level trainings on Wednesday evenings with certification programs taking place on nights and weekends.

In November of 2016 the department accepted delivery of a 2016 Pierce Sabre pumper. This purchase has moved our 1994 International pumper to a reserve status and the current reserve, a 1981 Mack has been retired completely. The new Engine is housed at the North Windham Station and has already performed flawlessly at several incidents.

During the course of the year we watched the former Maine Cedar Log Homes facility located in the commercial complex at 33 Main Street transform into our new South Windham Fire Station. A building committee to include members from the town and department in partnership with SMRT Archi- tects and Hardy Pond Construction facilitated the renovation. The department moved into the new station on January 15, 2017.

2016 brought a change to how we respond to fire calls. Using the information from the Emergency Fire Dispatch we are able to categorize our calls by severity and adjust the amount of units that respond. As a result of this change the answers the dispatcher receives from the 9-1-1 caller calculate into a code that will send more or less units for help. This program has been very successful for us thus far as we try and ensure that we are sending the right amount of help to the right people and trying to avoid sending too much equipment when it may not be needed.

At the October Town Council meeting the department received approval to order two new ambulances. These units have been ordered and are expected to arrive in Windham in spring 2017. We currently are operating out of 2010 ambulances, one of the current ambulances will be traded in and the other will remain in the fleet as a third ambulance. This will increase our capacity for han- dling medical calls in town before we have to call another town for assistance.

If you have questions, concerns, or comments, please feel free to call 892-1911 or come by one of the stations and talk with us. If you would like a tour of our facilities we would be glad to make ar- rangements. We look forward to another challenging year of serving the residents and visitors of Windham.

Respectfully Submitted,

Brent J. Libby, Chief

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Windham Public Library

Annual Report 2016

The mission of the Windham Public Library is to be your center for community, information, technology and entertainment by powering learning and fun for all ages.

In 2016, Windham Public Library served the Windham community by providing materials in print and digital format to both entertain and educate library users. The library offered valuable space to meet, programs, outreach services, school visits, and activities such as movies, games and puzzles. The library space was used for quiet study, educational and civic group meetings, story times, author talks and more! The collection includes an always expanding variety of materials to circulate and view, such as books, magazines, audiobooks, eBooks/eAudiobooks, DVD and Blu- Ray movies, music, daily newspapers, and access to computers and the internet. The library held Story Time, Books and Babies, Summer Reading Programs for all ages, a monthly Book Group, “Tea for You”, a weekly knitting group, and other informational programs. In addition, the library provided outreach services to senior living facilities, preschools, and Windham elementary schools, and we checked out park and museum passes. Library staff members participated in local librarian and literacy groups to collaborate and discuss library services in the community as well as worked with RSU#14 staff and Windham Parks and Rec staff to coordinate several events throughout the year. From the statistics below, it is clear that the services are being well utilized.

2016 Statistics Story Time statistics: Items circulated: 95,339 Preschool Story Time and Books and Babies Visits: 66,420 141 sessions, 1,071 Adults, 1,437 Children New library patrons: 652 New items added to collection: 3,757 Children’s Museum – 56 uses Special Requests: 82 Dundee Park – 16 uses Reference questions answered: 2,036 Maine State Park Pass – 49 uses Computer sign-ins: 9,306 Maine Wildlife Park – 75 uses Meeting room usage: 645 Planetarium – 10 uses Downloads used: 8,021 checkouts Tate House – 5 uses Items repaired: 275 Willowbrook – 15 uses Volunteer Hours: 1,057.75 PASS USAGE SAVED PATRONS $5,073

So what’s new?

New additions this year were made to our programming lineup. We held our first full year of monthly Author Talks. The program was slow to pick up in attendance, but now with the regulari- ty of the program and consistency of promotion, we see steadily increasing attendance each month with some loyal followers. The program features authors who have recently published works of fiction or non-fiction. In 2016, Kevin Mannix, Josh Christie, Monica Wood, Russell Warn- berg, Kevin Hancock, and our own Circulation Supervisor Jen Dupree were among the authors that visited. We look forward to an exciting lineup of authors in 2017.

In addition to our extensive print and digital offerings, we added a new digital service, Com- icPlus. The ComicsPlus service allows patrons to borrow digital comics anytime, anywhere, with their library card. Thousands of digital comic books are available with a click of the mouse or a

Page 21 town report 2016 tap of the finger. All patrons need is their library card and a web browser to get started. Patrons can even download the Comics Plus: Library Edition app for iPhone and iPad to take borrowed comics on the go!

The Children’s Room staff worked to establish new genres for the picture book collection. This gen- refication project reorganized all the picture books into different subject areas. The work included determining new shelf placement for each item, making changes to the computer record, and plac- ing new labels on each item. This was an enormous amount of work but one that will assist library patrons in finding the items they are looking for. Because of this successful reorganization library staff members are looking for other parts of the collection to treat in the same way.

In the fall, we had major work completed to clean up and maintain the property outside the building. Much of the shrubbery and gardens were overgrown and needed expert care from a professional landscaper. We also added stone steps on the side of the building. We were fortunate to have funds donated from community members in honor of library supporters that passed away in 2016. In the Spring of 2017, we will continue to plant new shrubs and flowers that will be easy to maintain and will keep the property looking nice for years to come.

Staffing Changes— Staffing at the library remained fairly stable this year with no retirements or resignations of our regular staff. We added three new substitute Circulation Assistants to our staff list. Develan Abbott, Stephanie Vary, and Alex March all joined the staff in May. Alex began college in September and has not had much time to commit to the library while school is in session. How- ever, Stephanie and Develan are regular faces that community members see when they visit the library.

In the 2017 town budget, the reinstatement of a position was approved for the library. In January of 2017, a full time Circulation Supervisor position will be added to our staff roster. We look forward to adding this position and the benefits to library service that it will bring.

Community collaborations— The book group completed another Maine Humanities Council book group series in the Spring of 2016 called “Defining Wilderness, Defining Maine.” This was a wonderful collaboration with MHC, and the library and book group attendees enjoyed the discussions around each book in this series. Another book series will begin in early 2017 with a theme of “Making a Difference: How Love and Duty Change Lives”.

Library staff members participated in the Summerfest parade. An antique car, owned by Tom Ban- nen, was decorated and entered in the parade that promoted the library’s three summer reading program themes. Staff members enjoyed participating and have begun planning for participation in 2017. In addition, Library Director Jen Alvino brought Windham Public Library books and other information to the Windham Wellness Fair at the Veteran’s Center. The library shared a table with the Windham Parks and Rec department at this fun community event.

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Visits were made each month to several daycares, assisted living, and senior housing facilities. Library staff members read stories to children and brought materials for use at all the facilities. They are able to promote library services during their visits and are able to reach community members that are not able to visit the library in person. The members we visit often comment that they truly appreciate our visits and staff members are dedicated to providing them.

Each year during Fire Prevention Week, the Chil- dren’s Room staff members invite folks from the Windham Fire/Rescue Department to visit the library after story time. The children are treated to fire prevention themed stories during story time and then have an opportunity to visit with the Fire/Rescue staff and see some of their equipment. This year we had both a fire truck and an ambulance visit. The children got to sit in the trucks and talk to the staff from Windham Fire/ Rescue. This is a wonderful opportunity for the children in the community to visit with important community helpers.

We also collaborated this year with the Maine Humanities Council and were awarded a grant. The Windham Public Library, Raymond Village Library, and Windham High School were awarded a grant which allowed the community to host “The Zany, Majestic Bard” as part of the celebration of Shakespeare’s First Folio visiting the area. “The Zany, Majestic Bard” was a one-hour performance-lecture created and performed by David Greenham. It was a lively, fun, and educational performance that delighted and surprised audiences of all ages. The program included history, a brief guide on how to read and understand the text, the opportunity to hear some Shakespeare, and plenty of good jokes.

Finally, the library will undergo a major construction project in 2017. Significant time in 2015- 2016 has been spent preparing for this. We look forward to completing the construction and continuing to provide exceptional library services to the community.

Respectfully submitted, Jennifer Alvino Jennifer Alvino Library Director Windham Public Library

School Open House Star Wars Day Kevin Mannix Author Talk

Page 23 town report 2016 The Medical Loan Closet

The Windham Medical Loan Closet provides medical equipment and supplies free of charge to area residents.

The Loan Closet, located at 221 Windham Center Road, may be accessed by calling 894-5999 ex- tension 1111. A volunteer will return the call and arrange for the loan. Volunteers are extremely grateful for donations of clean, gently used equipment, as well as monetary donations, which are used to purchase frequently requested items such as wheelchairs and walkers.

Residents, their visiting nurses, physical and occupational therapists utilize the Loan Closet more and more each year. During the 2016 calendar year items were loaned to approximately 345 individuals.

The Medical Loan Closet volunteers are diligent in their efforts to maximize their funding dollars, donations and donated medical equipment in order to try and fulfill as many loan requests as possible. Often times they find themselves cleaning and repairing wheelchairs, walkers, shower benches and the like so the items can be loaned out again.

Volunteers Marilyn Roberge, Sherene Bernier, Barbara Hall, Sue Kelly, Dianne Loring, Kristi MacKinnon, Cherie Segal, Laurel Parker and Mary Vandenburgh would like to thank the Town Coun- cil for its continued generous support.

Respectfully Submitted,

Marilyn Roberge Loan Closet Chair

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Windham Parks and Recreation Department

The mission of the Windham Parks and Recreation Department is to create a sense of community through people, parks and programs.

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Annual Report 2016

Windham’s parks are truly a valuable resource to the members of our community, and we continue to make improvements and find ways to attract more park users. In 2016, the following up- grades were made throughout our parks:

At Donnabeth Lippman Park, the brick buildings down by the water had exterior painting done, the bigger of the two buildings was painted inside, there was a cement pad installed for the porta- potty, and a new grill was installed near the picnic pavilion. Additionally, we began to renovate the garage near the entrance to the park, which will become a storage/workshop for Park Mainte- nance Foreman Kevin Bailey. The department also purchased a used snowmobile for the purpose of grooming the snow shoe and snowmobile trails at both Lippman Park and Lowell Preserve. At both Lowell Preserve and Otterbrook, trail markers were replaced as needed. Kevin had the assistance of the new seasonal, part-time parks maintenance employee Fred Kelley, which helped im- mensely in being able to accomplish additional tasks.

Dundee Park had another busy summer with over 19,026 recorded visits. Dundee is a very popu- lar facility for people from all over the region, including many groups from surrounding Parks and Recreation departments. We sold 300 passes, which was higher than last year, and we had 45 different groups come to the park. Overall our total revenue for the season, including entry fees, boat rentals and beverage sales was $43,573. Our Summer Concert Series brought 1175 total visits to the park for free after 5:00 p.m. The Summer Lunch Program was introduced this year, and there were 14 season passes given out to families wishing to partake in the lunch program. Im- provements at Dundee included an electrical upgrade to accommodate the Summer Concert Series and a floor under the pavilion. We also partnered with Sebago Trails Paddling Company in offering some new paddling opportunities, and they loaned us an additional canoe for the season. Many thanks to Ron and Dusti Faucher, our park managers, and all our staff at Dundee Park for a successful 2016 season!

Our summer day camp program was very successful in 2016 with 234 children enjoying one of our three day camps run by the Department (an increase of 31 children from the previous year). There are full and part-time enrollment options offered to suit everyone’s needs, and we intro-

Page 25 town report 2016 duced the Senior Camper program this year for youth entering 9th grade. The camps were stationed at the Middle School and the High School this summer. We offer a wide variety of activities at camp including field trips, arts and craft activities, games, special themed events and camp wide activities for all to enjoy and to make it a positive and active summer for all our children at camp. We had 23 staff members providing a quality experience to our campers this summer, and this summer we hired an Outdoor Recreation Coordinator for the 7-week camp program so that we could get our campers doing many more outdoor activities in our own parks and trails, and those in the Lakes region. We also offered a Summer Tennis Camp and our Summer Track Program, which had 42 participants in this year.

Our ski program at Shawnee Peak went extremely well with 50 participants in our Friday evening program and 18 participants in our Wednesday afterschool program. The department also loans out snow shoes throughout the winter months. Mad Science is offered throughout the schoolyear as an after school enrichment opportunity for grade school children, and we began to offer other new enrichment programs for pre-schoolers through middle school youth in 2016. The department offers a Discount Ticket program to both summer and winter recreational venues throughout Maine and New Hampshire, and tickets can be purchased anytime during regular business hours.

Our seniors had many choices for day trips during the year, and we have also joined forces with our surrounding communities to offer more senior options. We send out a quarterly newsletter and encourage people to call the office to get added to that mailing list. Highlights in 2016 included the following: Preservation Park in Poland, Isles of Shoals boat trip, Somerset Grist Mill, Castle in the Clouds, the Stone Mountain Arts Center, Country Sundays in Litchfield, the Fryeburg Fair, numerous shopping destinations and some great eating establishments.

The Parks and Recreation Department offers some annual special events that the community looks forward to each year, which includes the Father Daughter Dance, the Mother Son Sports Nite, and the Halloween Party, all of which were expanded in 2016 to include more participants and more participation from community groups. We also partnered with the Windham PTA in offering Winterfest at Lipp- man Park in February. Special calls from the North Pole were made by a dedicated volunteer and town councilman, and the 2nd Annual Community Tree Lighting was held at the Public Safety Building with much support from the Fire Department and Mrs. Nancy Cash-Cobb’s 3rd grade chorus.

We also encourage all our residents to bike, hike or walk one of our great conservation and trail areas we have in Windham.

For further information on our parks, programs and special events please check our web site at www.windhamrecreation.com, and be sure to set up your household account so that you can be kept in the loop through our weekly e-mail newsletters.

I want to thank former staff members Jackie Roux and Sherri Holtan, who left the department in early 2016, for their years of service to the town. I want to thank Lynn Bucknell and Kevin Bailey for their longtime commitment to this department. The department was pleased to have Kerri Roy and Sarah Davenport join the department this year. I want to thank the Parks and Recreation Advisory Commit- tee (Donna Chapman, Jennie Butler, Casey Dubay, Jason Hanken, Liza Libby, Pat Moody, and Shawn Plante), for the vision and enthusiasm they have brought to this department. I also want to thank Kelly and Neils Mank, Robin Mullens, Deb and Tom Matthews and Kathy and Kevin Smith for the dedi- cation they showed in pulling together Summerfest 2016 - another great event that the Windham community enjoys every year.

The department has many wonderful plans in place for 2017, and we hope that you will find that

Page 26 something we are offering is just what you were looking for!

Submitted by Linda Brooks, Parks and Recreation Director

Page 27 town report 2016 Windham Planning Department

Vision for the Windham Planning Department The Windham Planning Department is dedicated to encourage, support and enable Windham’s citizens, elected leaders and officials to:  Articulate and formalize their visions and goals through the creation of the comprehensive master plan, programmatic and district plans and policies.  Achieve the community’s goals by implementing plans through ordinance and policy development, project management and the employment of a fair and predictable development review process.  Contribute through opportunities for meaningful participation by diverse methods at all stages of planning in order to continuously update and refine community goals, ensure transparency in planning services, and to build awareness for community issues and opportunities.

Department Mission The mission of the Planning Department is to provide professional advice and technical expertise to citizens, elected leaders and municipal officials to assist in understanding and addressing community issues and priorities. This is accomplished through a focus on long term economic vitality, environmental integrity, and quality of place through the development of high quality plans, plan implementation and development review services.

Department Structure

The Planning Director, Ben Smith, AICP, is responsible for overall management of the department and long range planning projects. Long range projects, which are undertaken as directed by the Town Council and Town Manager, include a range of topics that deal with land development and transportation.

Planner, Amanda Lessard, is lead staff member for development review services. The majority of this work involves assisting the Planning Board and Staff Review Committee in their reviews of Subdivision and Site Plan applications by coordinating the recommendations of Town staff members and outside engineers and working with applicants on ordinance and process questions. For those not familiar with these terms, subdivision applications involve the division of land into multiple parcels, while site plan applications are typically for the construction of commercial or industrial buildings on a single parcel. Amanda also assists with long range projects as time allows.

The Town Engineer, Jon Earle, joined the Planning Department in October of 2016. Jon is responsible for plan review and construction inspection for site plan and subdivision projects. In addition, he is the Town’s project manager for the 21st Century Downtown Master Plan and North Windham Wastewater Study projects. Jon also provides preliminary cost estimates for future town projects including roadway reconstruction, paving, and drainage projects. The Town Engi- neer also serves as the Town’s Technical Committee member to the Portland Area Comprehensive Transportation System (PACTS).

Page 28 town report 2016 P a g e 2 9 Administrative Assistant, Lisa Fisher, provides assistance to the public and support on development review and research projects. Lisa also provides administrative support for the oversight of performance guarantees and development escrow accounts for projects under construction.

Development Review Activities During the 2016 calendar year: The Planning Department reviewed nineteen (19) subdivision applications, thirteen (13) site plans, one (1) conditional use, and four (4) ordinance amendments. The Planning Board issued approvals for thirteen (13) subdivision applications, eight (8) site plan applications, one (1) conditional use, and recommendations for three (3) ordinance amendments. The Staff Review Committee reviewed and approved five (5) commercial site plans. Additionally, the department implemented electronic application packets which increased public access to submission materials, lowered costs for applicants, and improved efficiency in communication and records management.

Long Range Planning Activities

In 2016, the department worked on the long-range planning projects listed below. Additional information on these projects can be found on the department’s webpage at www.windhammaine.us.

 Comprehensive Master Plan update (a top Town Council priority)  The Final Draft Plan was completed in 2016. A Town Council vote is anticipated in June, 2017.  North Route 302 Transportation Plan (White’s Bridge Rd. to Mineral Springs Rd.)  The project to reconfigure the Whites Bridge Road and Anglers Road intersection on Route 302 was completed.  21st Century Downtown Plan for North Windham  Comprehensive effort to build upon the sense of place in the North Windham commercial district through transportation improvements and land use planning tools.  Preliminary Engineering of improvements within the Roosevelt Trail (Route 302) and Tandberg Trail (Routes 115 and 35) has been completed. These improvements include sidewalks, sidewalks, intersection improvements, access management and looking at landscaping and lighting.  Windham Energy Committee  This group is continuing to work on conservation and efficiency in municipal operations, including research on LED streetlight technology, and preparing for an update of the 2010 Windham Energy Plan.  Portland Area Comprehensive Transportation System (PACTS) Planning Committee  Federally mandated transportation planning and funding agency for the region.

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Looking Ahead The Planning Department is anticipating adoption of the Comprehensive Plan in 2017. A major focus of work for the remainder the year will be setting up the Town to succeed in plan implementation.

The Planning Department is located on the top floor of Town Hall. The office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. You may also reach us by phone at 207-894-5960 ext. 2 or via the email addresses on the Town's website. Our goal is to provide a high level of customer service, and we encourage all residents to contact us with any thoughts or questions on planning in Windham.

Yours Truly,

Ben Smith, AICP Amanda Lessard Jon Earle, PE Director of Planning Planner Town Engineer

Lisa Fisher Administrative Assistant

Page 30 town report 2016 Windham Police Department

2016 ANNUAL REPORT

The Windham Police Department consists of an organization of 30 persons inclusive of both sworn and non-sworn personnel providing police services to the Town of Windham. The department is broken down into the following divisions. UNIFORMED PATROL The Patrol Division consists of 19 uniformed personnel responsible for patrolling the community 24 hours a day seven days a week. The Patrol Division is charged with the responsibility of re- sponding to citizen complaints, investigating traffic crashes and enforcing both criminal and traffic laws of the State of Maine. In addition to these duties, the patrol division consists of personnel who are certified state instructors or experts in several disciplines. These include certified use of force instructors, firearms instructors, as well as traffic crash reconstructionists, DRE’s ( Drug Recognition Experts), instructors in intoxilyzer / drunk driving detection and Police K-9.

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION The department’s Criminal Investigations Division is made up of six sworn full-time personnel. The division consists of, three Detectives, one School Resource Officer, a Community Services Officer and a Narcotics Investigator. The division is primarily responsible for the follow-up investigation of crimes committed against persons or property in the Town of Windham. All major investigations that are undertaken by the Windham Police Department are conducted, or aided by investigators assigned to the Crimi- nal Investigations Division. Some of the types of crimes investigated by the division include Rob- bery, Burglary, Larceny, Auto Theft, and other major crimes against persons that include all types of Assaults. The Narcotics Investigator is sworn with federal authority and is also responsible for initiating the forfeiture of property that is seized by the department as a result of criminal activity. The School Resource Officer is assigned to the high school. In addition to providing law enforcement services to the High School, he works with the school to develop various emergency response plans and security related policies. Equally important is the school resource officer teaches various classes on criminal justice related topics at the request of staff. The Community Services Officer’s primary role is teaching various programs in the elementary and middle school levels. D.A.R.E.: Drug Abuse Resistance Education is a comprehensive 17 week curriculum taught to the fifth grade classes at the Windham Manchester School. This program's focus is to educate children in resistance to drugs and violence and peer pressure. DARE Middle school Program: The Department also provides the DARE Middle School Program. This curriculum provides the necessary follow through that the DARE program had been lacking here in Windham in past years. The middle school program is taught to all 7th grade students. These lessons, as well as the fifth grade curriculum meet many of the federal learning standards for health curriculum and have actually been written into the Windham School System’s Health Curriculum. This year we worked with the Fire Department and sponsored a Safety Day at the Public Safety Building. Various demonstrations and displays not only from the Police and Fire Departments but from many other social service and support agencies were on hand. The event was a success and well attended, we hope to sponsor a similar event this year.

Page 31 town report 2016 ADMINSTRATIVE SUPPORT The Windham Police Department’s administrative support staff consists of two members; they are responsible for maintaining all of the various records of the department. These include department inventory, department training records, traffic crash reports, incident reports as well as arrest reports. They are responsible for compliance with a variety of mandatory reporting on crime statistics to both the state and federal governments and also responsible to review and take appropriate actions on any Freedom of Access requests made of the department. Staff also performs the department’s financial functions of accounts payable, accounts receivable and pay- roll. ANIMAL CONTROL The Animal Control Division consists of a single certified animal control officer. The animal control officer is responsible for patrolling the town looking for dogs running at large, disturbing the peace or in violation of dog leash law and licensing ordinances. The animal control officer also is responsible for the proper disposal of dead and seriously injured domestic animals in the town.

EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS The dispatching and E911 services for the Windham Police Department are provided by the Cumberland County Regional Communications Center located in South Windham. The center services most emergency services in central and western Cumberland County. They are a full service E911 Public Safety Answering Point equipped with the most modern and up to date technologies and emergency communication policies and procedures.

NETWORKING PROGRAMS In order to provide services to the many different demographics of our community, the department has developed and enhanced partnerships with several different agencies this year. TRIAD is an organization to help develop various services to seniors in our community. We have joined the Westbrook / Gorham TRIAD to help bring services to seniors in Windham. We have developed a working relationship with Family Crisis Services. FSC provides various supports for people dealing with domestic violence related issues. We find that Family Crisis is an important asset in or efforts to investigate and provide services to our citizens dealing with these issues. Trauma Intervention Prevention Services (TIPS) is an organization that provides trained volunteer to respond to traumatic events to lend assistant to family, friends and the community in general. TIPS provide enormous support to emergency service providers while working on the difficult situations. We have also established a reading program at the Primary School. Officers go to the school to read to classroom to help support the school in a positive personality trait the school is trying to teach during that time frame. This program was received very well by the students, staff and parents. We will continue to look for opportunities to partner with group to help provide services to our community.

OPIOD CRISIS The State of Maine as well as many other regions of the country has been battling an Opioid crisis in recent years unfortunately Windham is no exception. 2016 saw several deaths attributed to acute opioid poisoning. The department has taken a three pronged approach to addressing this crisis. NARCAN: the state has made available Nasal Narcan for police departments. Nasal Narcan is an opiate antagonist that reverses the effects of respiratory arrest caused by an opiate over- dose. During the final four months of the year, Windham Police Officers administered Nasal Nar- can to four people most likely resulting in saving their lives.

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Increased enforcement: As mentioned above, we have an investigator assigned to the federal HIDTA drug task force in the state. This task force focuses on high level multi-jurisdiction drug traf- fickers. When school is out, we are able to reassign personnel, to investigative resources. We partnered with the Gorham Police Department to assign officer to work collaboratively in the two towns. Last summer the officers made more than 12 arrests, several of which were people transporting Opiates into the region from out of State. Treatment and Support: The department has collaborated with the Towns of Westbrook, Gorham, Buxton as well as the Sherriff’s Department in applying for and receiving a grant to help people suf- fering with substance use disorder. The grant allowed for hiring a Recovery Liaison specialist. This person helps people seek treatment, employment, housing and other resources that help people transition from treatment into long term recovery. The grant also allowed for training in excess of 20 people in the region to become recovery coaches. Recovery coaches provide more one on one support for people. ANNUAL STATISTICS FOR 2016

Calls for service 18,117 Arrests 515

INDEX CRIMES * REPORTED CLEARED CASES Criminal Homicide 1 1 Rape 2 0 Robbery Assault 104 93 Burglary 30 7 Larceny/Theft 230 93 MV Theft 10 2 Arson 0

TRAFFIC Total Traffic Stops 3607 Total Citations 519 Total Warnings 1527

OUI 69

Total MV Accidents 532 Fatal 4 Personal Injury 117 Property damage 378 Non-reportable 33

Page 33 New Faces: The department has hired two new patrol officers this year. Officer Devyn Rogers joined the department in August. Devyn came to us from working as a corrections officer in the Cumberland County Jail. He holds an associate’s degree in Criminal Justice and is currently in the military reserves. Devyn attended the Maine Criminal Justice Academy graduating in December.

Officer Jeff Ruth has joined us coming to us from the Portland Police Department. Jeff holds a bache- lor’s degree from St. Josephs college, is a longtime Windham resident where he resides with his wife a children. Jeff maybe familiar to many of our residents as he is active in youth sports and volunteers hours in coaching rec sports teams.

Both officers are tremendous additions to our department and the community, we are fortunate to have them on board.

Grants: The department has participated in several grant programs that help provide services to our citizens improve our operations and provide our officers with equipment they need to perform their duties in an efficient and safe manner. We have utilized Bureau of Highway Safety grants to procure overtime funding for speed enforcement details; we have also received a new radar unit from the bureau as well. Edward J. Byrne grant funding was used to procure new Tasers for our officers. Home Land Security grants were used to upgrade locks at the public safety build from punch key to a prox- imity card reader system. Both Federal and State grant programs pay for a portion of new ballistic vests and carriers for new officers and those existing vests that get replaced on a five years schedule. As mention above, a collaborative grant with area communities developed and paid for a recovery liaison program to help combat the opiate abuse disorder crisis.

We hope that this report not only shows the level of work associated with enforcement efforts from the department, but also demonstrates the various levels of skills and expertise of our officers as well as the collaborative efforts to help ensure our citizens receive professional and prompt services.

Respectfully submitted,

Chief Kevin L. Schofield

Windham Police Department

Page 34 town report 2016 Windham Public Works Department www.windhammaine.us 185 Windham Center Road Windham, ME 04062

Telephone (207) 892-1909 Fax (207) 892-0542

Annual Report Highlights of the Calendar Year 2016

Personnel  David Dickson retired as Building & Grounds Supervisor  Brian Morin was promoted to Building & Grounds Supervisor  Antonio Villacci was hired to Building and Grounds  Matthew Thomes was hired to Building and Grounds  Gretchen Anderson was hired as the Town’s new Stormwater Compliance Officer  Sam Pelletier was hired as the Public Works Service Writer / Parts Controller  Forrest Lamb was promoted from Truck driver to an Operators position  Kevin Kimball was promoted from Truck driver to Highway Maintenance Supervisor

Equipment Purchased  Harper Goosen Bale Chopper  Haulmark Utility Trailer for Buildings & Grounds  Single Axel Dump Truck with Plow

Maintenance Accomplishments  Catch Basin Location Marking – 146 man hours  Cleaned Catch Basins – 561 cleaned, 164 man hours  Sign Installation and Repair – 110 man hours  Cold Patched Town Wide – 161 man hours  Brush Cutting and Clearing – 40 man hours  Shoulder Work – 281.5 man hours

Storm Water  Updated the Stormwater Operation and Maintenance Plans for municipal facilities - Fire Sta- tions, Police Stations, and Buildings & Grounds.

Page 35 town report 2016  Updated and streamlined inspection documentation for the Public Work’s Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) and Spill Prevention, Con- trol, & Countermeasure Plan (SPCC).  Conducted annual stormwater training for departments that have the potential to pollute stormwater – Fire, Police, Building and Grounds, Public Works, Code Enforcement.  Completed a Stormwater Page for the Town website, which can be accessed under the Public Works tab – page contains basic Stormwater information, MS4 permit information, the Town’s annual reports, etc.  Completed an Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination Manual to increase efficiency for identifying and remediating possible pollution sources.

Town Wide Road Striping  Double Yellow Centerlines - 292,210 feet  White Lines - 392,096 feet  Directional Arrows - 268  Letters - 222  Lane Lines - 6,307  Stop Lines - feet of 12” - 277  Stop Lines - feet of 24” – 1,195  Crosswalk Markings - 2,207 feet  Yellow Lines Around Islands - 680 liner feet  Parking Spaces - 218  Handicap Parking - 6 No Parking 10 each

Roadside Mowing  286 Hours - 30 Days - 105.75 Miles Grading Dirt Roads  89.5 Man Hours

Roadside Clean up  Sweeping  Road Sweeping - 664 Man Hours  Hand Sweeping - 226 Man Hours

Permits Issued  Driveway permits - Issued 48 permits  Street Opening permits - Issued 59 permits

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Road Paving Program  Ditched, replaced or upgraded drainage removed & replaced culverts & cross culverts, re-set basins & paved swales as necessary  Dutton Hill Road – Surface Paved  Highland Cliff Road from Pope Road to the Church- performed drainage work  Evergreen Lane – Overlay pavement  Haven Road – Overlay pavement  William Knight Road – Reclaimed & Base Paved

Winter Storm Events & Material Usage ~ responded to 23 snow/ice events, some multiple day events  Snow Events - 15 events  Inches of Snow - 87” of snow  Ice Events - 8 ice/sleet/freezing rain events  Ordered 8,591 gallons of winter calcium, 1,528 tons of salt, and 5,039 yards of sand  Mileage Driven - 32,264 miles

Building & Grounds Maintenance Division

Maintained 9 Municipal buildings & grounds  Mowed & manicured municipal grounds Maintained 26 Cemeteries  Clean up commenced in April  Mowed cemeteries through the season  Special preparation for Memorial Day, Veterans Day, & Labor Day  Preparations for Presidential election (voting)  Replaced door header on the salt shed  Replaced 6 emergency exit lights, 4 at the gym and 2 in the Annex.  Added new water main and ran new pex water lines to Public Works and bus garage.  Replaced exterior door at SS Building  Painted the Annex hallways  Painted Lobby of the Public Safety Building  Added drainage on the Fire side of the Public Safety Building  Replaced two windows at Public Safety Building  Replaced carpeting on the lower level of SS Building due to flooding, as well as located drainage pipes which stopped the flooding of the lower level  Added two electronic locks on the “new” South Windham Fire Station

Page 37 Fleet Maintenance Division Maintained all vehicles & equipment used by Public Works, Police Department, Recreation De- partment & Town Office Fabricated plow parts, wing parts Fabricated Hot Box and the trailer it is stationed on Took initial inventory of stock room

Respectfully Submitted by, Doug Fortier, Director of Public Works

Assisted Fire Department 11/18/2016

Page 38 town report 2016 Social Services

General Assistance

The Town of Windham’s General Assistance Program (G.A.) is a state mandated, municipally administered financial assistance program. It was designed to be a program of “last resort” for residents who are unable to provide for their basic needs. The G.A. office is located in The Family Resource Center at 377 Gray Road. It is overseen by the Assistant Town Manager/H.R. Director and is staffed by René Daniel, G.A. Administrator.

Assistance is available for basic necessities as defined by local ordinance and state statutes. Eligible applicants are assisted through payments made to specific vendors. Administrative costs of the program are paid for through tax dollars. The state reimbursed the Town 70% of the cost of general assistance benefits paid for residents. In 2016, $6,588.53 was issued to eligible recipients prior to reimbursement. This reflects a 54% decrease in overall general assistance costs from 2015. The decrease is attributed to continued diligent oversight of the program: Administration by a certified General Assistance Administrator, strict adherence to the ordinance, continued education regarding the program, furnishing food and non-food assistance through the Windham Food Pantry, and the lower than expected cost of heating fuel which sig- nificantly reduced requests for heating assistance.

General Assistance Expenditures 2009 – 2016

Under G.A., applicants must provide verification of their income and expenses, residence, and if unable to work, medical documentation substantiating their work limitations. Applicants are required to seek work if they are physically able and/or to apply for assistance through other state and federal programs that may be available to them. A determination of eligibility is made for a thirty-day period based on anticipated earnings. Individuals and families that do not qualify for financial assistance are referred to local resources appropriate to their need(s).

Please call 892-1906 to schedule an appointment. Office hours: Monday – Friday 8am to 4pm.

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2016 General Assistance Expenditures Inter- Type views #Cases #People Benefit Provided Housing 120 12 32 $6,253.28 Emergency Housing 14 0 0 $0 Heating 38 0 0 $0 Electric (non-heating) 24 4 17 $216.94 Propane (non-heating) 12 0 0 $0 Food 76 0 0 $0 Prescriptions 6 0 0 $0 Medical Services 2 0 0 $0 Dental Services 2 0 0 $0 Burials/Cremations 6 0 0 $0 Diapers/Baby Supplies 20 0 0 $0 Household/Personal 76 0 0 $0 All Other Needs 1 1 5 $118.31 397 17 54 $6,588.53

Food Pantry/Clothes Closet

The Food Pantry and its companion Clothes Closet were established in response to a growing need for assistance in the community. Food insecurity is a real and urgent issue and it is being addressed at the Food Pantry with confidentiality and compassion through private appointments with the Social Services Assistant, Colette Gagnon.

Clients are served once a month and receive fresh milk, eggs, bread, and vegetables/fruit (when available) in addition to meat and staple items. Families with children are provided with “extras” during school vacations and the summer break. In 2016, the Pantry served 3,174 families made up of 5,661 people.

In 2016 the Food Pantry received U.S.D.A. surplus and “rescued” food from Wayside Food Res- cue and has maintained a relationship with The Good Shepherd Food-Bank. The Food Pantry re- lies on, and is very fortunate to have, generous individual and corporate donations as well as community participation during food drives. In 2016, local businesses, churches, service groups, grocery stores, schools and individuals have all been very generous and provided the Food Pan- try with $32,914.89 in cash donations. The Town would like to thank these businesses, organi- zations, churches, and volunteers that assist those in need throughout the year.

The Food Pantry and the Clothes Closet are open Monday – Thursday 8am – 4pm. Food Pantry clients must provide proof of residency – i.e. utility bill or lease. There is no residency require- ment for items needed from the Clothes Closet. Call 892-1931 to schedule an appointment.

Respectfully Submitted, Phyllis Moss, Assistant Town Manager/ H.R. Director

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This year I would like to start by saying Thank You to my staff, Judy, Rita, Donna, and fellow co- workers Judith, Joanne, Lucy and Stephanie for helping me survive the Presidential Election and for all the great work they do all year long. It was very obvious after this spring’s Democrat and Republican caucuses’ that something needs to change. Due to the sheer numbers of people who came out to register and participate in the caucus; which generated long lines, impatient people and a delay to the start of both Cau- cuses’; the Secretary of State’s Office plans to submit a bill to the Legislature regarding the administration/logistics of a Presidential Primary. The last time Maine held a Presidential Primary was in March of 2000. The Secretary of State’s Office replaced all municipalities’ old AVS voting machines with new Express Vote machines. These machines can be used by any voter, but they are extremely beneficial for voters who might have problems with hearing and vision, etc. At the June Election we had 659 voters participate, with 11,955 registered to vote. At the November Election had 10,140 voters participate, with 12,576 registered to vote. We broke our record by 782 voters. We also broke our absentee voter record by 513 voters. We had over 1,200 people register to vote prior to Election Day and on Election Day, our highest so far!

Clerk’s Statistical Data

Births Marriages Deaths Hunting/Fishing Dogs Concealed Weapons 2012 167 112 121 1173 2093 247______2013 196 130 120 1259 2058 345______2014 193 119 125 1261 2110 207______2015 182 140 147 1211 2117 175______2016 211 124 162 1257 2202 138 ____

Donna Emerson joined the Clerk’s Office in October. We were glad to have her, and we were very grateful the busy election season did not scare her off! Election work was pretty much all she was taught her first several weeks on the job. Our current Boston Post Cane recipient is Isabel Taylor. Isabel received the cane in No- vember of 2015. She has been a Windham resident since 1951, and she taught for 24 years in the Windham schools. Our annual Rabies Clinic went well again this year. Dr. Griffin and his Assistant came to give the shots. The Lakes Region Animal Hospital has been doing this for 20+ years, and we are very grateful for their assistance in our program. Each year in early December Judy Vance and I buy Christmas gifts that we deliver to So- cial Services. They give them to the children of Windham whose families need a little help with the holiday. We collect donations by performing marriage ceremonies at Town Hall and from people who need Dedimus Justice Services. I would also like to thank those residents who know we do this and who stop by each Christmas season to give us a donation to add to our fund.

Respectfully Submitted, Linda Morrell, Town Clerk, CCM

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2016 Deaths

Decedent Name Age Resident Town Town of Death Date of Death

Anderson,Andrew C 77 Windham Scarborough 03/06/2016

Barney,Gerald S. 98 Cornish Windham 11/04/2016

Bennett,Mary Virginia 91 Casco Windham 06/23/2016

Bernard,Walter Allan 81 Windham Raymond 10/31/2016

Bishop,Mary A. 76 Windham Portland 03/08/2016

Bradeen,Beverly E 87 Windham Windham 01/21/2016

Brissette,Theodore Edward 72 Windham Scarborough 12/21/2016

Burnell,Harry Frank 68 Windham Portland 05/19/2016

Burnell,Rosa M. 86 Windham Casco 06/15/2016

Butler,Hugh M Jr. 71 Windham Portland 12/14/2016

Capobianco,Thomas A. 86 Windham Scarborough 03/14/2016

Cellamare,Dennis James 73 Windham Windham 10/10/2016

Chace,Cynthia E. 53 Windham Windham 12/06/2016

Chamberlin,Thelma H. 82 Windham Portland 11/14/2016

Charles,Kathy Marie 65 Windham Windham 03/26/2016

Clark,Charles W 83 Windham Paris 06/28/2016

Clement,Lucille Dorothy 91 Windham Windham 01/27/2016

Cole,Patricia D. 69 Windham Windham 11/19/2016

Coughlin,Marian Louise 83 Windham Scarborough 09/17/2016

Cressey,Norman P. 83 Windham Windham 07/31/2016

D'Orio,Michael Sr. 71 Windham Windham 05/04/2016

Delorimier,Sue A. 73 Windham Windham 04/20/2016

Dennison,Olive Lorraine 86 Westbrook Windham 02/15/2016

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2016 Deaths

Decedent Name Age Resident Town Town of Death Date of Death

Dickinson,Donald Prescott 85 Windham Windham 11/13/2016

Dilios,James C. 86 Windham Scarborough 02/01/2016

Dodge,George Woodbury 94 Gray Windham 12/24/2016

Donahue,Kerry James 72 Windham Windham 05/19/2016

Doughty,Bruce Richard 72 Windham Windham 09/24/2016 Dow,Carol Farrow 83 Windham Windham 08/18/2016

Dube,Alcide Joseph 90 Windham Windham 09/07/2016

Dumond,Brandon Edmund 26 Windham Windham 11/16/2016

Dunton,Dorothea Agnes 92 Windham Windham 01/21/2016

Dyer,James C. 86 Windham Portland 10/26/2016

Edson,Rosalyn G 65 Windham Windham 05/25/2016

Enman,Charles Richard Sr. 89 Windham Windham 12/25/2016

Enman,Theresa C. 82 Windham Scarborough 02/28/2016

Feeney,Carlee B. 74 Windham Windham 06/02/2016

Fenno,Martha Faulkner 72 Windham Portland 10/12/2016

Ferris,Richard Oakley 52 Windham Casco 05/01/2016

Fillinger,Cynthia Gail 68 Windham Portland 01/10/2016

Fish,Susan Constance 60 Windham Scarborough 04/11/2016

Fortier,Joanne R. Page 85 Windham Windham 08/02/2016

Foster,Erica Marie 35 Windham Windham 04/16/2016

Fullerton,Joyce Faye 71 Windham Scarborough 06/19/2016

Gallagher,Rosalyn Joan 78 Cornish Windham 12/04/2016

Gallagher,Yvonne 79 Windham Windham 01/01/2016

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Decedent Name Age Resident Town Town of Death Date of Death

Gallant,Gilbert George III 68 Windham Scarborough 06/17/2016

Gaston,Alicia Faye 34 Windham Windham 01/14/2016

Gay,Norman Leslie 72 Windham Scarborough 05/22/2016

Gervais,Patricia A. 83 Windham Westbrook 05/10/2016

Giordano-Kimball,Maria Teresa 63 Windham Scarborough 03/08/2016

Goff,Everett A. 79 Windham Windham 10/26/2016

Goff,Richard James Jr 44 Windham Westbrook 02/28/2016

Gordon,Edmund J. 78 Windham Togus USVA 01/01/2016

Graham,Wendell Thomas 77 Windham Portland 03/22/2016

Gramaglia,Ronald Bruce 80 Windham Windham 09/03/2016

Grant,Nancy Jean 71 Windham Scarborough 08/22/2016

Greenlaw,Norman Richard 76 Windham Windham 04/03/2016

Greenwood,Joshua Ryan 33 Westbrook Windham 06/06/2016

Hall,Reginald Eugene 87 Windham Scarborough 11/29/2016

Hall,Scott Frederick 55 Windham Scarborough 10/24/2016 Harmon,Sylvia J. 72 Windham Portland 03/10/2016

Harvey,Gordon Theodore 68 Windham Scarborough 06/21/2016

Heller,Daniel Leonard 35 Windham Windham 04/02/2016

Hill,Donald Howard 85 Windham Windham 09/03/2016

Hodgdon,Kermit E. Sr. 89 Windham Portland 04/23/2016

Hunt,Barbara Louise 91 Windham Windham 03/06/2016

Jacques,Linda A. 75 Windham Portland 06/06/2016

Johns,Virginia Rose 95 Cornish Windham 02/24/2016

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Decedent Name Age Resident Town Town of Death Date of Death

Johnson,Oliver W. 75 Windham Windham 04/13/2016

Johnston,Ruth Eileen 78 Windham Windham 12/14/2016

Jordan,Peter Delvin 67 Windham Westbrook 10/15/2016

Keith,Janet Lee 82 Windham Portland 07/19/2016

Kelso,Carrie Bell 86 Raymond Windham 05/12/2016

Kennard,Philip E. Sr. 97 Windham Scarborough 05/02/2016

Kiley,Joseph F. Jr. 85 Otisfield Windham 06/22/2016

King,Wayne Patrick Jr. 36 Waldoboro Windham 05/01/2016

Knight,Barbara Arline 90 Windham Portland 03/09/2016

Krainis,Isaiah Alan 1 Windham Portland 06/13/2016

LaBay,Gordon Farnham 91 Windham Windham 04/18/2016

Lamb,Floyd Wayne 81 Windham Portland 05/12/2016

Lamkin,Antoinette G 87 Windham Windham 05/03/2016

Langlois,Rene William 76 Limington Windham 05/28/2016

Larrabee,Donald Ralph Sr. 91 Windham Windham 03/26/2016

Leeman,Robert Marshall 79 Windham Windham 08/10/2016

Legere,Catherine M. 91 Casco Windham 06/17/2016

Lewis,Steven M. 54 Windham Portland 06/10/2016

Libby,Patricia J. 65 Raymond Windham 04/22/2016

Luce,Brian Wayne 68 Windham Windham 06/07/2016

Lunt,Euphemia May 92 Windham Windham 02/14/2016

Lusth,Elaine Rita 86 Windham Windham 03/12/2016

Magnus,Jane Whitten 93 Windham Windham 09/18/2016

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Decedent Name Age Resident Town Town of Death Date of Death

Manoogian,Dorothy Z. 98 Windham Gorham 05/18/2016

Matthews,Carole Ann 72 Falmouth Windham 10/20/2016 McAllister,Marie E 60 Windham Windham 11/18/2016

McLaughlin,Lynne 64 Windham Portland 08/26/2016

McNally,Isabelle Josephine 96 Windham Falmouth 07/23/2016

Miele,Alys Eleanor 92 Windham Windham 04/07/2016

Miller,Virginia Tower 97 Westbrook Windham 04/04/2016

Mitchell,Paul Jeremy 44 Windham Portland 04/25/2016

Mitchell,Richard Norman 76 Windham Windham 09/03/2016 Sr.

Moomey,Martha Louise 72 Windham Scarborough 02/10/2016

Morse,Erlon Ray 80 Windham Windham 07/02/2016

Muehle,Brent Richard 29 Windham Portland 03/11/2016

Murphy,Gerald Patrick 79 Windham Portland 07/20/2016

Nye,M. Joyce 85 Windham Windham 12/24/2016

O'Brien,Nicholas Anthony 30 Windham Windham 07/16/2016

Olson,Russell A. 98 Windham Casco 12/17/2016

Parker,Gertrude M. 91 Gorham Windham 06/26/2016

Parker,Kenneth S. Sr. 73 Windham Windham 03/24/2016

Pelletier,Iris Marie 80 Standish Windham 06/28/2016

Perry,Clifford G. 99 Windham Windham 10/17/2016

Perry,Rebecca Louise 38 Standish Windham 12/01/2016

Petty,William Michael 67 Windham Portland 01/05/2016

Phillips,Albert Edward 89 Windham Scarborough 01/03/2016

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Decedent Name Age Resident Town Town of Death Date of Death

Proctor,Charles S. Jr. 75 Dade City Windham 06/16/2016

Ramsdell,Marion Ruth 81 Limington Windham 12/30/2016

Ranger,Mary E 80 Gorham Windham 11/21/2016

Rhodes,David Fredrick 74 Windham Portland 01/14/2016

Rickett,Marie Yvonne 78 Windham Scarborough 07/28/2016

Rogers,Joyce W. 88 Baldwin Windham 06/27/2016

Russell,Anna Katherine 50 Windham Portland 11/13/2016

Russell,Carl Ronn 59 Windham Portland 07/28/2016

Sawyer,Raymond S. 78 Windham Portland 03/13/2016

Sawyer,Robert Brian Sr. 80 Windham Windham 11/23/2016

Scala,Peter Joseph 60 Windham Scarborough 04/28/2016

Scott,Teresa Lynn 57 Windham Windham 06/04/2016 Seamans,Elton Henry 84 Windham Windham 07/25/2016

Seymore,Raymond John Jr. 90 Windham Scarborough 08/16/2016

Sirois,Rodney Edgar 59 Windham Windham 11/28/2016

Sirois,Thelma J 80 Windham Scarborough 09/25/2016

Small,Esther L. 83 Windham Windham 07/16/2016

Smith,April Louise 68 Windham Scarborough 10/04/2016

Smith,Dwight Leeds 63 Windham Windham 03/09/2016

Smith,Warren P. 77 Windham Scarborough 03/06/2016

Snowdeal,Anna M. 81 Windham Windham 05/26/2016

Sodano,Philomena 91 Windham Portland 02/11/2016

St.Pierre,Carmelita Ruth 88 Windham Windham 11/24/2016

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Steele,Robert F. Jr. 46 Windham Windham 07/11/2016

Striker,Mary Ida 88 Windham Scarborough 07/20/2016

Strout,Barbara May 98 Windham Portland 10/02/2016

Tandberg,Suzanne P. 77 Windham Windham 10/23/2016

Tanguay,John Henry Jr. 82 Windham Scarborough 11/25/2016

Taylor,Gary William 67 Windham Portland 07/21/2016

Therrien,Lydia 58 Windham Portland 10/09/2016

Thibodeau,Mary Elizabeth 64 Windham Windham 11/08/2016

Vacchiano,Carmen Leta 86 Windham Windham 02/28/2016

Walker,Carolyne Louise 78 Windham Portland 10/04/2016

Walsh,Angela Ann 84 Windham Auburn 10/13/2016

Ward,Basil O. 83 Bridgton Windham 12/30/2016

Waters,Joanne Elizabeth 75 Windham Windham 06/11/2016

Weatherford,Larry James 74 Windham Windham 11/30/2016

Wehmeyer,Beatrice 95 Windham Windham 08/05/2016

Wellington,Gloria D 70 Windham Scarborough 01/05/2016

White,David A. Sr. 49 Windham Windham 09/15/2016

Wilde,Irene Henrika 91 Windham Portland 10/11/2016

Wilson,Ryan Dale 41 Windham Windham 02/04/2016

Woodman,Morgan Elizabeth 21 Windham Portland 07/14/2016

Wright,Helene Adelle 84 Casco Windham 10/23/2016

York,Shirley V. 87 Windham Scarborough 08/22/2016

Young,Ella Florence 84 Windham Portland 03/20/2016

Zwicker,Virginia H 77 Windham Scarborough 12/18/2016

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Page 55 town report 2016 Town Council & Active Committee List Active list of Council-Appointed Committee Members as of May 31, 2017

Town Council Library Board of Trustees Wastewater Management Plan- Donna Chapman Elizabeth McDougall ning Advisory Committee Brett Jones Bob Rosborough CH Peter Anania Jarrod Maxfield Catherine Miller Tom Bartell Robert Muir PL Krystal Ash Cuthbert David Nadeau David Nadeau VC Flora Woodside Tony Plante Tim Nangle Mac Richardson Dennis Welch CH Natural Resources Advisory Dustin Roma Committee Ben Smith Assessment Review Board Donna Chapman (Council) Steve Clauson Michael Libby Windham Economic Development Michelle Farwell (5) Vacancies Corp. Gary Lytle Tom Bartell, Executive Director Frayla Tarlinian Parks & Recreation Advisory Donna Chapman (Council) (1) vacancy Committee David Nadeau (Council) Donna Chapman (Council) Tony Plante, Town Manager Energy Advisory Committee Jennie Butler Ben Smith, Planning Director Rocky Ackroyd Casey Dubay Larry Eliason Curt Bartram Jason Hanken Dustin Roma, President Joanna Bridges Liza Libby Elizabeth Schidzig, Vice President John Eddy Patrick Moody John McGinnis David Foster Shawn Plante Nicholas Kalogerakis Jarrod Maxfield Melissa Oldakowski 1) vacancy Zoning Board of Appeals Planning Board James Cobb VC Ethics Board David Douglass CH Chuck Fleck David Collins John Eddy Marge Govoni CH Fred Panico William Harrison Keith Elder Bill Walker Joanne Mattiace Geoffrey Wright Nicholas Kalogerakis (1) Alt. Vacancy Margaret Pinchbeck Human Services Advisory (1) Vacancy (1) Alt. Vacancy Committee Marge Govoni Public Easement Advisory Jean Grant Committee Trista Collins David Nadeau (Council) Rachael Bidwell Paul Caron (3)vacancies David Libby (2)Vacancies Land Use Ordinance Committee Timothy Nangle (Council) Voter Registration Board Margaret Pinchbeck (Planning Bd.) James Cobb (ZBA) Marcia Blanchard CH Jim Cummings Diane Bryant (D) Peter Gilman Phyllis Koenig Hall (R) Pat McKeen (D) - Alt Colleen Coulthard (R) - Alt

We would like to express our gratitude to the many citizens who not only devote their time and energy to council boards and committees, but also to those who support the many social service, educational and civic needs in our community. Thank you for all that you do!

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Important Dates

Committee and Board Monthly Meetings: Town Council Monthly — 1st through 4th Tuesdays Planning Board Monthly — 2nd and 4th Monday Zoning Board Monthly —1st Thursday (and 3rd Thursday if needed)

Please contact Town Hall if you have any questions on committee meeting schedules.

2017 Office Closings

January 2, 2017, Monday – New Year’s Day (observed)

January 16, Monday – Martin Luther King Day

February 20, Monday – Presidents’ Day

April 17, Monday – Patriots’ Day

May 29, Monday – Memorial Day

July 4, Tuesday – Independence Day

September 4, Monday – Labor Day

October 9, Monday – Columbus Day

November 10, Friday – Veterans Day (observed)

November 23, Thursday – Thanksgiving

November 24, Friday – Day after Thanksgiving

December 25, Monday – Christmas

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Tax Liens Unpaid as of June 30, 2016 *Paid since June 30, 2016 **Partial Payment since June 30, 2016

2002 2009 Gorrivan Mary Heirs of C/O 182.75 Allen Stacia c/o Earlen M Dorais 1,204.31 Nicholas Sampson Jr American Homes 13,988.42 2003 Gorrivan Mary Heirs of C/O Beaulieu Michael W 878.90 390.98 Nicholas Sampson Jr Callahan James & Karen Folan C/O 737.90 2004 Karen Folan Gorrivan Mary Heirs of C/O Crowley Timothy C 5,958.43 214.70 Nicholas Sampson Jr Glantz Ronald A 712.05 2005 Gorrivan Mary Heirs of C/O Nicho- 605.13 Beaulieu Michael 601.64 las Sampson Jr Gorrivan Mary Heirs of C/O Greenlaw Todd S Dunn & Tara L 307.87 402.28 Nicholas Sampson Jr Hunts Woods of Windham LLC 2,298.32 2006 M W Beaulieu & Sons Excavating 377.18 Beaulieu Michael W 845.24 MacDonald Philip E Jr 1,569.80 Glantz Ronald A 684.78 Mckeage David L 1,570.98 Gorrivan Mary Heirs of C/O 581.95 Marjorie Sampson Miraglia Frank M & Jeanette B 612.18 Miraglia Frank M & Jeanette B 588,373.00 Munroe John P 1,397.08 Munroe John P 1,343.57 Parker David A 1,331.28 2007 Polky Eben & Cheryl Dean 68.15 American Homes 13,452.65 Southern Maine Land Holdings LLC 2,396.01 *White Sheila B & Wendall P Bick- Beaulieu Michael W 845.24 306.68 ford III Callahan James & Karen Folan 354.82 c/o Karen Folan 2010 Crowley Timothy C 5,709.89 beaulieu michael w 912.56 Callahan James & Karen Folan C/O Glantz Ronald Augustus 684.78 766.16 Karen Folan Gorrivan Mary Heirs of C/O 581.95 Nicholas Sampson Jr Cashmere Estates Windham LLC 14,524.10 MacDonald Philip E Jr 1,509.68 Crowley Timothy C 6,186.62 Miraglia Frank M & Jeanette B 588.73 Dorais Earlene M 1,310.28 Munroe John P 1,343.57 Drost Marjorie L - Heirs of 2,047.16 2008 Glantz Ronald Augustus 708.82 American Homes 14,696.06 Gorrivan Mary Heirs of C/O Nicho- 628.30 Beaulieu Michael W 852.72 las Sampson Jr Callahan James & Karen Folan C/O Greenlaw Todd S Dunn & Tara L 638.06 715.92 Karen Folan Haskell Susan J 187.58 Crowley Timothy C 5,760.42 Holinger David A & Carrie E 2,779.33 Glantz Ronald A 690.84 HRC – Village at Little Falls LLC 760.06 Gorrivan Mary Heirs of C/O Nicho- 587.10 las Sampson Jr Hunts Woods of Windham LLC 2,386.32 M W Beaulieu & Sons Excavating 365.94 Knight Barbara A 465.00 MacDonald Philip E Jr 1,523.04 M W Beaulieu & Sons Excavating 391.62 Miraglia Frank M & Jeanette B 593.94 MacDonald Philip E Jr 1,629.92 Munroe John P 1,355.46 Mckeage David L 1,631.14 Vickerson Carl D C/O Dean & Polky66.12 Miraglia Frank M & Jeanette B 635.62 Munroe John P 1,450.58

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Nine Hillside Drive LLC 4,265.20 **Charette David J & Mary K 1,039.75 Parker David A & Deborah A 1,399.34 Crowley Timothy M 6,858.53 Pierce Michael S 2,596.16 Dorais Earlene M 1,360.88 Polky Eben & Cheryl Dean 70.76 Drost Marjorie L - Heirs of c/o Mary Montanez 2,094.91 Ralph Vance Land Development 317.69 *Farrar Stephen R & Patricia Y 4,951.67 Southern Maine Land Holdings LLC 2,615.57 *Fitzgerald John W Jr 265.05 White Sheila M & Wendell Bickford 318.42 Glantz Ronald A 42.75 2011 Gorham Susan M 1,960.80 Beaulieu Michael W 832.61 Gorrivan Mary Heirs of C/O Nicholas Sampson Jr 587.10 Callahan James & Karen Folan C/O Karen Folan 696.39 Greenlaw Todd S Dunn & Tara L 597.08 Cashmere Estates Windham LLC 13,234.19 Haskell Susan J 200.93 Coppersmith William B & Ruth A Baker 581.02 Holinger David A & Carrie E 2,942.63 Crowley Timothy C 6,690.07 Hunts Woods of Windham LLC 2,234.40 Dorais Earlene M 1,327.45 Keddy Mill Enterprises LLC 711.08 Drost Marjorie L – Heirs of 2,040.52 Knight Barbara A 1,648.73 Glantz Ronald Augustus 646.35 M W Beaulieu & Sons Excavating 363.38 *Gorham Susan M 1,912.64 MacDonald Philip E Jr 1,654.43 Gorrivan Mary Heirs of C/O Nicholas Sampson Jr 572.68 *Marshall Raymond C III 3,154.64 Greenlaw Todd S Dunn & Greenlaw Tara L 582.41 Matthews Thomas & Debra 55.58 Haskell Susan J 195.99 McLeage David L 1,578.90 *Holinger David A & Carrie E 2,870.35 McKeen-Worrey Susan 195.23 HRC-Village At Little Falls LLC 865.97 Miraglia Frank M & Jeanette B 592.80 Hunts Woods of Windham LLC 2,179.52 *Mulligan Shirley E 2,707.50 Knight Barbara A Margaret B Hooper Life Estate 1,608.23 Munroe John P 1,429.28 M W Beaulieu & Sons Excavating 354.45 Nine Hillside Drive LLC 4,470.23 MacDonald Philip E Jr 1,613.79 Noel Cheryl A 2,348.40 Matthews Thomas & Debra 54.21 Parker David A & Deborah A 1,320.98 McKeage David L 1,540.12 PCS Properties LLC 3,267.53 Miraglia Frank M & Jeanette B 578.24 Polky Eben & Cheryl Dean 82.65 Munroe John P 1,394.17 Ralph Vance Land Development 82.65 Nine Hillside Drive LLC 4,360.43 Roja LLC c/o Robert Hanson Jr 3,688.49 Noel Cheryl A 2,290.72 **Rossignol Ricky 1,610.68 Parker David A & Deborah A 1,288.53 Sabine Ryan 240.83 Polky Eben & Cheryl Dean 80.62 Salene Sabrina 185.25 Ralph Vance Land Development 453.14 Southern Maine Land Holdings LLC 3,572.50 Sabine Ryan 75.08 Westberry Marsha K 3,239.03 Southern Maine Land Holdings LLC 2,417.21 2013 Varney Katie L 2,244.85 Arend Pamela B 760.79 White Sheila M & Wendell P Bickford III 362.79 **Bannister Dorian 830.95 2012 *Barto Rollin V 1,898.73 Beaulieu Michael W 853.58 Beaulieu Michael W 865.56 Callahan James & Karen Folan C/O Karen Folan 718.93 *Beaulieu Michael W 1,169.01 Cashmere Estates Windham LLC 13,567.47 *Beckwith Gary W 3,290.27 Chandler Etta Trustee 4,327.73 Bellucci Antonio L & Antonietta 1,090.98

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*Bicknell Doris 182.20 Gorham Susan M 1,988.32 *Billings David E 3,248.36 Gorrivan Mary Heirs of Marjorie Sampson 595.34 *Billings David E & Faye E 1,323.62 *Greenlaw Stephen W 1,103.98 *Bonin David A 422.68 Greenlaw Todd S & Tara 605.46 *Bonin Valerie A 1,970.27 *Hammer Fitness Inc 7,724.97 Bryant Bruce & Albina D 2,011.44 *Hanson Ryan F 868.45 *Busque Michelle 387.98 *Harvey Russell G & Jennifer L 257.39 Butler Hugh M Jr & Lorraine 2,293.22 Haskell Susan J 203.75 Callahan James & Karen Folan C/O Karen Folan 723.95 Hitchcock Joan M 455.17 *Carrier Richard 3,667.41 *Hoar James E 1,557.50 Cashmere Estates Windham LLC 13,757.89 *Holbrook Joanne Heirs of 2,624.12 Chandler Etta Trustee Chandler Real Estate Trust 4,388.47 Holinger David A & Carrie E 2,983.93 Charette David & Mary 2,483.96 *Holman Development Corp 978.27 *Cliff Realty Trust 3,159.04 **Howerton John & Gloria 1,435.48 *Conant Susan 2,129.93 Hunts Woods of Windham LLC 2,265.76 *Cook Michael J & Shelly M 1,725.84 *Iankov Martin 2,241.20 Coppersmith William B & Ruth A Baker 604.01 Iankov Martin 3,498.35 *Crommett Margaret & Susan O'Brien 328.14 *Jordan Michael J & Elaine R 352.43 *Crossley E Neil 4,087.97 *Kamm Realty Trust 1,268.71 Crowley Timothy M 6,954.79 Keddy Mill Enterprises LLC 721.06 *Culpovich Andrew J & Jennifer C 2,261.43 *Kennedy Laurie J Heirs of 3,534.47 Cushman Jay 4,398.58 Knight Barbara A 1,671.87 *DD Cummings Real Estate LLC 615.57 Land of Nod LLC 4,186.17 *Densmore Kandi P 299.12 *Larrivee David L 338.70 *Deutsche Bank National Trust Co 1,256.80 *Larrivee Martha A 2,645.80 *Difazio Paul K 956.06 *Lauzier James C & Joyce W 464.48 Dorais Earlene M 1,379.98 *Lavelle Johneen 4,397.94 *Drew Doris 105.49 *Leavitt Karen 7,040.04 Drost Marjorie L - Heirs of 2,121.26 Leroyer Jon D & Patricia M 2,761.40 *Earle E Andrew & Whitney 189.16 *Lewis Michael 4,962.13 *Farley Jason R & Julie L 833.77 *Lor Realty Trust 1,734.00 Farrar Stephen R & Patricia Y 7,389.73 *Lowell Land LLC 1,468.14 Fellows Pamela J Trustee 3,284.49 Lunt May c/o Souther Maine Construction 867.00 *Fisher Gale K 822.26 *Lunt-Farley Julie L 1,814.92 *Fisher/Vear LLC 229.06 *Luong Hiep & Le Giau 4,030.11 *Fitzgerald John W Jr 537.54 M W Beaulieu & Sons Excavating 368.48 *Forbes Donald M 29.83 MacDonald Philip E Jr 1,677.65 *Forest Avenue LLC 5,504.01 Marshall Raymond C III 3,931.85 *Gadboury Kim L 342.47 Matthews Thomas & Debra 56.36 *Gilbert Alden L 2,358.96 *Mayberry Bruce V 2,270.10 Glantz Ronald A 7,291.48 *Mayberry Bruce V Trustee 1,329.41 Glantz Ronald A & Georgie O 3,080.74 *McClure Robert L & Jennie D 9,524.40 Glantz Ronald A & Linda M 3,098.08 *McGary Glen S & Elsa B 3,001.27 Glantz Ronald Augustus 671.93 McKeage David L 1,601.06

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McKeen-Worrey Susan 197.97 *Toresdahl Dennis & Ann 125.97 Miraglia Frank & Jeanette 601.12 *Toto Christopher J & Diane 2,322.12 Moonstone Properties LLC 248.27 *Valente Steven 46.24 *Moulton Lester M Jr 1,787.47 Vance Susan D 2,444.94 *Mulligan Shirley E 2,745.50 Varney Katie L 2,333.68 Munroe John P 1,449.34 Vasapolli Stephen J & Katherine L 2,888.56 Nielsen Michael C 45.58 *Ward Linda Testamentary Trust 543.66 Nine Hillside Drive LLC 4,532.97 *Waterhouse Peter R 842.44 Noel Cheryl A 2,381.36 *Wax Jeffrey M 3,134.21 *Norcia Matthew T & Amber E Driscoll 412.05 *Weeks Michael W 1,192.13 Palli Dean M 118.49 Westberry Marsh K - Heirs of 3,428.99 Parker David A & Deborah A 1,339.52 Whitcher Paul G & Serena J 3,660.19 PCS Properties LLC 3,313.39 White Sheila M & Wendall Bickford III 398.92 *Pendleton Heather 2,658.47 *Whitney Jeffrey M 2,724.20 Pennell Julie M 3,034.50 *Wilson William S & Andrew 5,020.96 Pierce Michael S 3,001.27 Woodbury Peter A II 2,612.56 *Pluff David J 227.95 *Wright Lee S 1,591.24 Polky Eben & Cheryl Dean 83.81 *Wright Theodore T 1,800.47 *Quimby James B & Judith 1,449.33 *Yates Eric A & Pamela J 567.71 Ralph Vance Land Development 83.81 2014 *Rice Vicki 571.68 Beaulieu Michael W 878.73 *Richard Ovide V Jr & Michele 2,599.56 Bicknell Doris 2,128.62 Rogers Carol A 2,603.89 BLDD LLC 662.61 Roja LLC c/o Robert Hanson Jr 4,608.11 Charette David J & Mary 2,693.41 Ronaghan Edward W & Judith 473.85 Coffin Judith L 299.27 Rossignol Ricky 2,488.29 Collins John A 175.30 Sabine Ryan 244.21 Conant Susan H 2,162.36 Saleme Sabrina 265.88 Copp Clifton Heirs of 300.74 *Sam Properties LLC 1,251.37 Coppersmith William & Ruth Baker 613.21 *Scott Mary E 286.32 Cota Christal L 736.43 *Seavey Gerald 6,784.01 Crossley E Neil 4,356.99 *Seavey's Furniture & Appliance Inc 1,337.21 Crowley Timothy M 7,060.67 **Simonton Robert H & Lena 792.92 Culpovich Andrew J & Jennifer 2,295.86 *Small Carl & Lois 35.01 Cushman Jay 4,465.55 *Smith Nancy L 2,431.94 DD Cummings Real Estate LLC 1,249.88 Southern Maine Land Holdings LLC 2,877.02 Dean James & Sandra 1,299.76 *Steeves Percy R Heirs of 3,040.28 Densmore Kandi P 303.67 *Stevenson Richard W 1,142.43 Dorais Earlene M 1,400.99 *Strawn Mary K c/o Tammy Brown 332.06 Drew Doris 107.09 *Strout Timothy A & Heidi J 3,833.59 Drost Marjorie L Heirs of 2,153.56 *Sykes Edward N 4,505.33 Farley Jason R 846.46 **Tajonera Bern P Heirs of 2,223.86 Farrar Stephen R & Patricia Y 7,502.24 *Thompson Gregory W & Virginia M 2,349.57 Fellows Pamela J Trustee 3,334.49 *Thompson Lisa A 1,398.76 Fisher Gale K 1,647.44

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Frey Philip Charles & Joan L 3,008.82 Pro Services LLC 652.81 Gardner Kevin 337.41 Quimby James B & Judith T 1,677.43 Gilbert Alden L 5,649.42 Ralph Vance Land Development 85.09 Glantz Ronald A 7,389.81 *Ralph Vance Land Development 13,125.54 Glantz Ronald A & Georgie O 3,127.64 Reynolds Matthew & Natasha 416.31 Glantz Ronald A & Linda M 3,145.25 Richard Ovide V Jr & Michele A 2,639.13 Glantz Ronald Augustus 682.16 Russell Robert & Cynthia 95.35 Gorham Susan M 2,018.59 Sabine Ryan 247.92 Gorrivan Mary Heirs of 604.40 Salene Sabrina 190.71 Greenlaw Todd & Tara 614.67 Schidzig Brian & Elizabeth 1,678.25 Hews Ronald & Patricia 1,069.44 Southern Maine Construction LLC 1,907.10 Hitchcock Joan & Allen Hollis 909.54 Southern Maine Land Holdings 2,920.81 Holinger David A & Carrie E 3,029.36 Steele Kristan L 167.24 Holman Development Corp 993.16 Tyler Michael A & Nicole E 726.68 Howerton John D & Gloria 2,225.44 Varney Katie L 2,369.21 Hunts Woods of Windham LLC 2,300.24 Westberry Marsha K 3,481.19 Iankov Martin 3,551.61 White Sheila M & Wendell P Bickford 382.89 Keddy Mill Enterprises LLC 732.03 2015 Knight Barbara A 1,697.32 *302 Club llc 78.06 M W Beaulieu & Sons Excavating 374.09 *A&R Properties Inc 3,917.78 MacDonald Philip E Jr 1,703.19 *Arend Pamela 1,443.80 Marshall Raymond C III 3,991.71 *Azimi Salmai 1,834.08 Matthews Thomas & Debra 57.21 *Bachelder Thomas N` 190.89 *Mayberry Bruce V 2,210.77 *Barto Thomas W 190.89 McGary Glen S & Elsa B 3,046.96 *Barto Rollin V 1,990.71 McKeage David L 1,625.44 *Beckwith Gary W 3,449.66 McKeen-Worrey Susan 200.98 *Bicknell Doris 2,198.27 Munroe John P 1,471.40 **Billings David E 3,405.72 Murphy John A & Mary Helen Mitchell 1,412.72 *Black Dog Properties llc 3,160.29 Murray Dorothea 909.54 *Bonin David A 2,673.98 *Neal David 173.11 *Bonin Valerie A 2,658.83 Newcomb Stephen 2,238.64 *Berimstin Gary 2,437.92 Nielsen Michael C 211.25 *Brown Tammy 1,427.13 Nine Hillside Drive LLC 4,601.98 Burtgess James L 1,814.97 Noel Cheryl A 2,417.62 *Callahan James 759.02 Noonan Thomas F Jr 1,783.87 *Carrier Richard A 3,711.75 Palli Dean M 120.29 Cashmere Estates Windham LLC 1,407.44 Parker David A 1,359.91 Chandler Etta Trustee 4,601.06 PCS Properties LLC 3,363.83 *Clark Rebecca K 440.87 Pedersen Ronald 1,884.41 *CoffeySean 529.49 **Pendleton Heather 2,416.68 Coffin Judith L 309.06 Phillips Patty c/o James Burgess 1,610.77 *Conant Susan 2,233.11 Pierce Michael S 3,046.96 *Copp Clifton Heirs of 240.09 Polky Eben & Cheryl Dean 85.09 Cota Christal L 760.53

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*Crossley E Neil 2,260.38 McKeage David L 1,678.62 Crossley Elmer N 2,263.41 McKeen Elden & Patricia 299.97 Crowley Timothy 7,291.70 McKeen -Worrey Susan 207.56 Croxford RuthE 1,697.04 *Melvin James & Irene 2,491.95 *DD Cummings Real Estate LLC 1,290.78 *Miller Michael j 193.92 Dean James & Sandra 1,342.29 Miraglia Frank M 630.24 Densmore Kandi P 313.61 Munroe John F 1,368.05 Dorais Earlene 1,446.83 *Murphy John A 1,458.95 Drew Doris 66.68 *Murray Dorothea 939.30 Drost Marjorie L Heirs of 2,224.02 *Newcomb Stephen 2,311.89 *Farley Jason R & Julie L 874.16 *Nielsen Diane 1,852.85 *Farley Jason R 1,212.00 Nielsen Michael C 218.16 *Farrar Stephen R & Patricia Y 7,747.71 Noel Cherly 2,496.72 *Fisher Gale K 1,701.35 Parker David A 1,404.41 Forest Avenue LLC 3,373.02 Parkhursat Doris R 1,171.09 Gardner Kevin 348.45 PCS Properties LLc 3,473.60 *Gilbert Alden L 4,991.75 *Pendlteon Heather 1,364.49 Glantz Ronald 45.45 *Pluff David J 471.21 Gorham Susan 2,084.64 Polky Even & Cheryl Dean 87.87 Gorrivan Mary Heirs of 624.18 *PRD Service LLC 865.86 Greenlaw Todd S 634.79 Quimby James & Judith 3,131.51 *Greenstreet Jeffrey 482.52 Ralph Vance Land Development 87.87 *Hague Charles 921.78 *Richard Ovide V Jr & Michele 1,972.46 Hanson Ryan F 427.91 Roja LLC c/o Robert Hanson Jr 4,831.35 *Haskel Susan J 213.62 *Ronaghan Edward W 365.66 *Holinger David A & Carrie E 3,128.48 Rousseau Melissa D 1,489.30 *Hunts Woods of Windham LLC 2,375.52 Rowe Sharron Marie 1,156.60 Iankov Martin 3,667.82 *RuggiereiDale 2,227.05 *Jaynes Jouce 2,213.54 Russell Robert & Cynthia 196.95 *Jordan Michael J & Elaine R 2,754.06 Sabine Ryan 256.04 Keddy Mill Enterprises LLC 755.99 *Sam Properties LLC 1,311.99 *Knight kBarbar S heris of 1,752.86 *Schdzig Brian & Elizabeth 1,733.16 *Larrivee David L 2,306.26 Scott Mary 1,725.59 *Larrivee Martha A 2,773.97 *Scott Mary E 1,504.40 *Lavelle Johneen M 104.94 *Simonton Robert H & Lena 1,074.36 *Law Marie Rose 1,518.33 *Somers KellyE 482.30 *Lewis Michael 145.31 Southern Maine Land Holding LLC 1,225.98 *L9owell Land LLC 243.92 Steele Kristan L 172.81 *Lunt-Farley Julie L 1,962.84 *Strout Timothy A & Heidi J 4,019.30 M W Beaulieu & Sons Excavating 386.33 Tajonera Bern : heirs 2,101.31 MacDonald Philip E Jr 1,758.92 *Tapley Norman A Jr & Pamela 2,131.61 Marshall Raymond C III 4,122.32 *Thompsom Gregory & Virginia 2,322.50 *Martin Jeffrey E 1,660.54 *Tucker Howard J 7,918.91 Matthews Thomas I Matthews Debra 59.09 Tyler Michael A & Nicole E 898.40

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Varney Katie L 2,446.73 Ward Linda 1,341.08 *Waterhouse Janet M 558.28 *Waterhouse Peter R 883.25 *Wax Jeffrey M 2,076.57 Wentworth Bertha A 957.48 Westberry Marsha K heirs of 3,595.10 White Sheila M 395.42 *Whitney Jeffrey M 2,842.36 Wilson James A & Denna M 1,417.95 Wilson William S & Andrew W 7,931.37 *Woodbrey Bradley S & Mitchel W 23.53 Worrey Bruce A 1,063.99 *Yates Eric A & Pamela J 274.29 *Yattaw Frank 319.67

Personal Property Tax Unpaid as of June 30, 2016

*Paid since June 30, 2016 **Partial Payment since June 30, 2016

1990 Innovative Inks 187.00 Merrifield, Lynn. 74.70 Kendall, Calvin DBA Family Video 392.70 1991 Little Caesar's Pizza 439.45 Butts Financial Group 348.00 Merrifield, Lynn 84.15 Innovative Inks 174.00 Morton, Russell G. DBA Morton's 86.02 Merrifield, Lynn 78.30 S K Enterprises, LTD, Inc. DBA The Write 48.62 Image 1992 Strong, Roger DPM 46.75 Butts Financial Group 358.00 Datson, Brian, Esq. 7.16 Valante, Philip J. DBA Economy Auto 145.86 Innovative Inks 179.00 We Kids Clothes/Donna Cordeiro 14.96 Kendall, Calvin 123.96 Weeks, Lowell, Attorney at Law 71.06 Merrifield, Lynn 80.55 Windham House of Pizza 187.00 S K Enterprises, LTD, Inc. 46.54 1993 Wise, Michael DBA Coastal T-Shirts 13.09

Bodwell, William DBA Subway, N. Windham 273.02 1994

Butts Financial Group 374.00 Bodwell, William DBA Subway, N. Windham 282.51

Cekutis, Terrance J./S. Maine Video 411.40 Butts Financial Group 387.00 Child, Mark H DBA Child Bros. Const 40.64 Child, Mark H. DBA Child Brothers Const. 39.27 Demaris, Raymond DBA Atlantic Coffee 5.19 Douglas, Gilbert DBA Yankee Steamer 115.94

Dumont, Bryan DBA The Pet Mart 31.50 Douglas, Gilbert DBA Yankee Steamer 119.97

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Dumont, Bryan DBA The Pet Mart 119.97 Morrell, John 245.36

Eastern Leasing 46.44 Mountain Springs Water Treatment 62.40 Eastman Kodak Cr. Corp. c/o Windham Photo Barn 592.11 Nelson, Peter & Diane DBA NE TV Satellite 15.60 Innovative Inks 193.50 Never A Dull Moment 44.85 Jackson, John DBA Countryside Butcher 121.91 S K Enterprises Ltd Inc DBA The Write Image 50.70 Juneman, Thomas DBA Sizzler 2,418.75 Solari, Louis DBA Solari Appraisal 93.60 Lucier, Gary, DBA Village Redemption 15.48 Vip Eyes 76.05 Merrifield, Lynn 87.08 Weeks, Lowell, Attorney-at-Law 74.10 Morton, Russell G. DBA Morton's 89.01 Wheeler, Jean DBA Windham Hair Fashions 21.45 Mountain Springs Water Treatment 30.96 Windham Wok Inc. DBA Polynesian North 152.10 MSC Computing Center 38.70 Nelson, Peter & Diane d/b/a New England TV 1996 13.55 Satellite All For A Dollar Inc 128.15 Peterson, Anne, DBA Family Video 399.58 All Forms Co., Inc. 37.70

SK Enterprises LTD, Inc. DBA The Write Image 50.31 Billingslea, Don Bumper To Bumper Auto Repair 19.50

Weeks, Lowell D 73.53 Black, Skip, European Motor Works 74.10

We Kids Clothes - Cordeiro, Donna 15.48 Business Exchange Inc d/b/a Restaurant Equipment Super Store Windham Renaissance, Inc. - Elly Clough 46.44 117.00

1995 Casparius, Robert E, Windham Photo Barn 1,002.30

Bodwell, William DBA Subway No Windham 313.95 Chipco Int'l Ltd 6,522.75 Corwood Transportation Inc 70.20 Business & Family Asset Protection 7.80 Creighton, Todd D C d/b/a Creighton Chiropractic 313.95 Center Butts Financial Group 390.00 Do Wong Inc DBA Kirin Palace 165.75 Demaris, Raymond DBA Atlantic Coffee 5.85 Dumont, Bryan, The Pet Mart 134.55 Dumont, Bryan 120.90 EFS Inc 13.65 Genesys Computer Sys 13.65 Environmental Chemistry Consultants Inc 288.60 Gould, John B DBA Gould's Law Office 111.41 Falmouth Fire Equipment Inc 62.40

Industrial Engine Rebuilder c/o Barker, P. & C. 161.85 Fyre Resq Unlimited 28.80

Innovative Inks 214.50 Goodine, Jerry, Affordable Auto Body 31.20 Jordan, Michael DBA The Garage 39.00 Gould, John B, DBA Gould's Law Office 312.00 Juneman, Thomas DBA Sizzler 2,213.25 Gutter Wholesalers Inc 78.00 Lab Enterprises c/o Lefevre, John 39.00 Hamilton National Leasing Co 70.20 Libby Energy Inc 181.35 Hoffman, Linda, Annies Bookstop TM 43.14 Lucier, Gary DBA Village Redemption 15.60 Jordan, Michael DBA The Garage 189.15 Med-Bill Inc 46.80 Keniston, Deanna R. DBA Keniston Associates 13.72 Memory Works 15.60 Lampron, Steve, Apple A Day 131.19 Merrifield, Lynn 87.75

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Libby, Adam S., S D Libby & Sons 64.10 Curit Randall Affordable Cellularone 44.95

Liberty Environmental Services 46.80 Dumont Bryan The Pet Mart 114.70 Louie's Pizza & Pasta Inc 25.22 EFS Inc 12.40

Lucier Gary DBA Village Redemption 15.60 Goodine Jerry Affordable Auto Sales & Auto Body 27.90 Maine Equipment Leasing Co 25.94 Gould John B DBA Gould's Law Office 248.00 Marshall Industries Inc 21.45 Gutter Wholesalers Inc 150.35 Mats Inc., Cave, James C 107.25 Merrifield, Lynn 210.60 Hoffman Linda Annies Bookstop TM 63.55

Miller, Richard DBA Rainbow Cleaning Systems 49.72 Lampron Steve Apple A Day 96.10

Libby Adam W S D Libby & Sons 342.55 Morrell, John DBA Morrell Construction 624.00

Nelson, Peter & Diane d/b/a New England TV Louie's Pizza & Pasta Inc 618.45 Satellite 103.35 Lucier Gary DBA Village Redemption 12.40 Peterson Realty of Falmouth 49.39 Merrifield Lynn 201.50 Richards, Carol, DBA Quality Car Cleaners 9.75 Morrell John DBA Morrell Construction 620.00 Roy, Richard, DBA Never A Dull Moment 58.50 Mortenson Lee DBA Four Seasons Tire & Service 94.55 RV Rentals Inc 35.10 Nynex Power Pass 29.45 Sabre Printing LLC, DBA Innovative Inks 483.60 Prudential Insurance Co 141.05

Sanborn, Rick, DBA Village Jewelers 109.20 Sabre Printing LLC DBA Innovative Inks 389.05

Solari, Louis, DBA Solari Appraisal 452.40 Sanborn Rick DBA Village Jewelers 82.15

Steeves, Colleen J, DBA Country Seafood 83.70 Solari Louis DBA Solari Appraisal 496.00

Stop & Shop Co Inc, DBA Bradlees 1,852.85 Tanguay Carolina DBA Harvest Moon Crafts 42.65

Tercis Inc, DBA Romard's Hallmark 17.94 Tercis Inc DBA Romard's Hallmark 706.80 Thibodeau's Farm, DBA Ice Cream Distributing 56.55 Co Thibodeau's Farm DBA Ice Cream Distributing Co 49.60

Tingley, John DBA Quality Express 89.70 U S Bankcard Center 32.55

Ward William DBA Downeast Textiles 46.50 Turitz, David DBA Bookland of Maine 147.90

U S Bankcard Center 37.05 Wilbur Mark JE DBA Awesome Audio Inc 55.80

Walker, Irving & Nancy DBA Lakeland Variety 202.80 Wolfe June & Crossman Christine 86.80 1998 Weeks, Lowell D, Attorney-At-Law 70.20 Afthim Pam DBA Pam’s BLT”s 90.27 Weymouth, Terry E & Judith 9.75 All Forms Company Inc 418.44 Black Skip 71.33 1997 Brewer Richard A Doughty 9.51 All Forms Company Inc. 478.95 Carpet Outlet Plus 55.48 Black Skip European Motor Works 69.75 Casparius Robert E, Windham Photo Barn 695.82 Casparius, Robert E. 840.10 Chalet Enterprises Inc 72.91 Chipco Int't Ltd 5,835.75

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Chipco Int’l Ltd 3,635.99 Family Values Inc DBA U-Save Auto Rental 9.60 Dukes Ladder & Scaffolding Inc 79.25 FCPBS Inc 67.20 EFS Inc 12.68 Federal Leasing Corporation 52.80 FCPBS Inc 93.52 Good Vibrations 49.60 Glantz Mark DBA Superior Motors 19.02 Hancock Michael L CFP Investment/Financial Plan- ning 53.49 Good Vibrations Estelle Cormier 49.14 Hoffman Linda 65.60 Gould John B DBA Gould’s Law Office 253.60 Huff’s Hiperformance 40.00 Hoffman Linda 64.99 JLS Ventures Inc DBA Boston Hair Company 70.40 Lampron Steve Apple A Day 98.27

Libby Adam W S D Libby & Sons 350.29 Jones Steve DBA Furniture Services Company 31.20 Louie’s Pizza & Pasta Inc 511.96 M & D Enterprises Inc 52.80 M & D Enterprises Inc 52.31 Merrifield Lynn 196.80 Merrifield Lynn 206.05 Morrell John DBA Morrell Construction 400.00 Morrell John DBA Morrell Construction 396.25 Phigment Inc DBA GNC Live Well 21.33 Northeast Cellular Telephone d/b/a Maine Wireless 236.96 Realty Executives Inc 97.50 O’Donnell Enterprises DBA Yankee Sports 185.45 Scavo Enterprises DBA Little Caesars Pizza 736.00 Pollution Control Services Inc 70.10 Sign Solutions Inc DBA Sign-A-Ram 209.60 Sanborn Rick DBA Village Jewelers 84.01 Snyder Tim DBA Lighthouse Graphics 241.60 Sign Solutions Inc DBA Sign-A-Rama 104.56 Thibodeau’s Farms Inc d/b/a Ice Cream Distrib- Solari Louis DBA Solari Appraisal 507.20 uting Co 56.00 Tercis Inc DBA Romard’s Hallmark 602.30 Vanguard Cellular Systems Inc 6.98

Thibodeau’s Farm Varney Mike DBA North Windham Getty 112.00 DBA Ice Cream Distributing Co 53.89 Wald William d/b/a Mainely Cabinets & Millwork Wallingford Diana DBA Hair Care Etc 62.42 152.00 Walsh Mason Inc d/b/a Windham Paint & Decorat- Walsh Mason Inc 108.97 ing 110.40

Wilbur Mark Jr DBA Awesome Audio Inc 57.06 Wilbur Mark DBA Awesome Audio Inc 57.60

Wok N Roll Inc 668.87 Windham Eagles FOE #4352 22.40 Yamhto Dan 80.04 Wok N Roll Inc 675.20 1999 2000 Black Mountain Wood Co 1,292.10 Black Skip DBA European Motor Works 72.00 Boshear Gaylen DBA East Coast Press 267.27 Brewer Richard 9.60

Byers Ken DBA Mediapower-Mystiques 25.60 Casparius Robert E DBA Windham Photo Barn 794.73

Carpet Outlet Plus 56.00 Chesterfield Financial 109.74

Casparius Robert E DBA Windham Photo Barn 740.80 Cosgwell Jason DBA Windham Supply 31.86

Cook Me Inc 24.00 Cook Me Inc 27.76

Drouin David & Nancy DBA The Leaf & Bean 35.39 Drouin David & Nancy DBAThe Leaf & Bean 132.75

Dukes Ladder & Scaffolding Inc 80.00 Dukes Ladder & Scaffolding Inc 88.50

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Flint Robert DBA Great Falls Professional Serv 95.89 Mosler Inc 208.16 Nelson Frederick 266.60 Hoffman Linda DBA Annies Bookstop 72.57 Nguyen Lam 104.08 Huff’s Hiperformance Headquarters 44.25 O’Brien’s Hardwood Flooring 158.86 Ice Cream Distributing Co. Thibodeau’s Farm 61.95 Putnam Investments 54.78 Jeremiah Financial Group Inc 146.91 R E G INC 597.10 Lease Corporation of America 162.84 Radcliff Paving 189.32 MacDonald Brent & Kristi 128.76 Regents International Inc 177.12 Merrifield Lynn 217.71 Rosetec Software Inc 21.91 Morrell John DBA Morrell Construction 442.50 Thibodeau’s Farms Inc 63.91 Toto Christopher 520.41 O’Brien’s Hardwood Flooring 77.06 Wilbur Mark 65.74 Realty Executives Inc 107.97 Wood George B & Doris S 18.26 Sawyer Bruce R 37.17 2002 Sequel Capital Corporation 122.13 Architectural Counters Inc 167.96 Sign Solutions Inc DBA Sign-A-Rama 231.87 Arsenault Anthony P d/b/a Progressive Beauty Sup- ply 32.02 Whiting William d/b/a Whiting Financial Services 17.70 Atkinson Robert Jr d/b/a Atkinson Trucking & Log- ging 891.48 Wilbur Mark DBA Awesome Audio Inc 63.72 Benoit Scott DBA Northside Services 40.38 Wok N Roll Inc 543.39 Black Mountain Wood Co 1,876.63 Wood George B & Doris S c/o Paul & Sally Ellis 14.16 Blue Jay Fuel Company Inc 38.76 2001 Boulanger John H 1,535.87 Atkinson Robert Jr 2,045.12 C & B’s Cigarette & Tobacco Shoppe 24.23 Benoit Scott 45.65 Casparius Robert E DBA Windham Photo Barn 736.44 Black Mountain Wood Co 2,530.84 CMA Carpentry, Chris Allen 116.28 Blue Jay Fuel Company Inc 43.82 Boulanger John H 809.78 Drouin David & Nancy DBA The Leaf & Bean 121.13

Casparius Robert E 808.92 Drouin Nancy 21.00 Cogswell Jason 32.87 Edwards Janice A d/b/a Gold Leaf Restorations Cook Me, Inc 54.78 16.15 European Motors C/O H Libby 122.74 Drouin David & Nancy 136.95 Expert Tree Service 161.50 Edwards Janice A 18.26 Fifield David DBA Dave’s Garage 106.59 Grinnell Collin 47.48 Fleet Merchant Services 40.37 Harris Kimberly 26.47 Hoffman Linda 74.87 Fusco Fred C DBA TNT Roofing Remodeling 114.67 Huff’s Hiperformance 45.65 Gerke Steven M DBA Southern Maine Inspection 21.00 Land Phillip 89.47 Lund Edward 21.91 Grinnell Collin DBA Sebago Detail Shop 41.99

MacDonald Brent & Kristi 220.95 GSJA Corp DBA Hunt & Timar 387.60 Manandola James 21.91 Hoffman Linda DBA Annies Bookstop TM 66.22 Maplehurst Services 60.87 Merrifield Lynn 224.60 Homestead Insurance Agency Inc 24.23

Morrell John 456.50 Huff’s Hiperformance Headquarters 40.38

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La Quan DBA Art Nail 66.22 Edwards Janice A DBA Gold Leaf Restorations 19.03

Land Phillip 79.14 Emerson Dennis & Darren d/b/a Emerson Excavat- Little Guy Property Maintenance 116.28 ing 2,242.65 Lund Edward Sr DBA Eddie’s Automotive 19.38 Emerson Kenneth W Sr 147.05 Merrifield Lynn 198.65 European Motors C/O H Libby 192.03 Expert Tree Service 697.19 Morrell John DBA Morrell Construction 403.75 Fernald Roger 138.40 Nappi Michael DBA Nappi’s Lockworks 16.15 Finest Kind Auto Detailing c/o Rick Fairbrother Nelson Frederick DBA Mr. Printer 235.79 44.98 Radcliff Paving 84.79 Fleet Merchant Services 60.55 Roberts Timothy & Diana d/b/a/ T D Roberts Frederick Nancy, Homeopathy 9.53 Property Service 76.71 Fusco Fred C DBA TNT Roofing Remodeling 134.94 Schidzig Elizabeth Quinn 83.50 Thibodeau’s Farms Inc d/b/a Ice Cream Distrib- Gerke Steven M DBA Southern Maine Inspection 25.95 uting Co 56.53 Getty Car Wash – Spencer Enterprises 496.51 Toto Christopher J DBA C J Toto & Son 460.28 Gilman James 449.80 Townsend Concrete 72.68 Hall Susan E DBA Great Balls of Fire 140.13 Tree House Graphics 100.13 Turner Karen DBA Karen’s Variety 283.43 Hall Susan M DBA Hall’s Kitchen & Bath 229.22 Hanson William E d/b/a W E Hanson Transport LLC Wallace Mathew DBA Windham Tatoo 16.15 515.54 Harris William 1,250.79 Wilbur Mark DBA Awesome Audio Inc 58.14 Herbert Thomas 44.98 2003 Hoffman Linda DBA Annies Bookstop TM 79.58 A A Lock & Key Service 38.06 All Points Travel Inc 119.80 Homestead Insurance Agency Inc 29.41

Arsenault Anthony P, Progressive Beauty Supply 38.06 Huff’s Hiperformance Headquarters 193.76

Atkinson Robert Jr d/b/a Atkinson Trucking & Interlott Technologies Inc 155.70 Logging 1,050.11 Jensen’s Kitchen & Bath 147.05 B & L Vending, Bob Hindle 41.52 JHC Home Repair, James Copp 37.19

Beaulieu Michael d/b/a Beaulieu Construction 882.30 Jordan Ivy & Lyons Carrie DBA Little Log Cabin 38.06

Boulanger John H, John’s Landscaping 1,809.58 Keene Dan 117.64 Bowers David J DMD 237.01 Kelso Catherine 89.96 Carrabassett Spring Water 29.41 La Quan DBA Art Nail 77.85

Casparius Robert E DBA Windham Photo Barn 705.84 Land Phillip DBA Land Tree & Stump 91.69

Cekutis Terrance DBA Lakeland Rentals 128.02 Larrivee Glen 131.48

Cushing, Lawrence C. III d/b/a Cush Co. Consult- Larrivee Richard 53.63 ing 11.24 Lauzier James 168.52 D & B Rental Inc 2,302.63 Little Guy Property Maintenance c/o James E God- Dave’s Garage - David Fifield 124.56 frey Jr 140.13 Dewolfe 438.20 Lobster Traps, James Berke 352.92 Lobster Traps, David Sprague 387.52 Drouin David & Nancy DBA The Leaf & Bean 62.28 Lobster Traps, Tim Strout 133.21 Drouin Nancy 24.22 Losciuto Scott C d/b/a Wish List Handyman Service 34.60

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Lund Edward Sr DBA Eddie’s Automotive 24.22 Wilcox Roger 221.44 Lynn Merrifield 235.28 Wilson Frederick W 135.40

Magic City builders – Kevin Tibbits 145.32 Winslow Tammy DBA Advanced Innovations 47.81

Mandi Construction Inc, Mandarelli Samuel 96.88 2004

Maurais James 301.02 A A Lock & Key Service, Crommie Martin 41.80 Merrill Richard 62.63 Miller Peter 243.93 A Touch of Country Inc, Depalma Betty 38.00

Morrell John DBA Morrell Construction 477.48 All Points Travel Inc 262.20 Amoroso Johanna 28.50 Moulton Ross Ellectrician 44.98 Arctic-Aire Refrigeration Inc 45.60 Nappi Michael BA Nappi’s Lockworks 19.03 Arsenault Anthony P, Progressive Beauty Supply 41.80 National Pool & Spa, Dave Wallace 137.20 Atkinson Robert Jr d/b/a Atkinson Trucking & Log- Nelson Frederick DBA Mr. Printer 281.99 ging 1,153.30 Noke Rich 735.25 B & L Vending, Bob Hindle 169.10 Parisi Vending Co Inc 17.30 Beaulieu Mike 1,140.00

Partridge Walter G DBA Small Load Trucking 214.52 Billings David E, David Billings Paving 285.00

Preble Jeffrey D DBA J D Preble Design 51.90 Boulanger John H, John’s Landscaping 2,141.30 Cibc Bankvest / ILC C/O CBIZ 416.10 Quick Space 294.10 Cleveland Tom, Creative Builder 78.85 Richards Victor SR 44.98 Cumberland Construction Inc 83.60 Roberts Timothy & Diana d/b/a/ T D Roberts Property Service 221.44 Custom Kitchen LLC 93.10 Schidzig Elizabeth Quinn d/b/a Maine Design D & B Rental Inc 41.80 Studio 96.88 Scroog & Marley Books 29.41 D & J Roofing & Siding, Mallach Jason 25.65 Sebago Outfitters – John Kibler 135.12 Dave’s Garage 136.80 Delorimier Delores d/b/a Maranathia Hair Care for Sennett Frank DBA General Mach8ine 62.28 Men 8.55 Sevigny Ron & Company 74.39 Domenichello Lawrence 20.90 Duncanson Brian, Ditch Brook Custom Woodwork- Spaulding & Associates 31.14 7.37 ing Speedy Auto Glass DBA Champion Glass 176.46 Eastup Automotive 219.85 Stiffler Paul 25.95 Equipment - Mark Reynolds 566.20

Suburban News 47.10 Emerson Excavating Dennis & Darren Emerson 3,433.30 Thibodeau Walter 176.46 Thibodeau’s Farms Inc DBA Ice Cream Dist 153.97 European Motors C/O Skip Black 210.90

Toto Christopher J DBA C J Toto & Son 591.66 Expert Tree Service 830.30 Fernald Roger 152.00 Townsend Concrete 86.50 Trend-Lines Inc d/b/a Woodworkers Warehouse Finest Kind Auto Detailing C/O Rick Fairbrother 49.40 #248 733.49 Firestorm Paintball LLC 452.20 Violette Christian DBA Violette Drywall 17.30 Fleet Merchant Services 66.50

Wallace Mathew DBA Windham Tatoo 19.03 Fusco Fred C d/b/a TNT Roofing Remodeling 95.00 Wilbur Mark DBA Awesome Audio Inc 76.12 Getty Car Wash 1,090.60

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Guidi Larry DBA Guidi Builders 19.00 Pit Stop Redemption Inc C/O Stephen Scribner 4.00 Hajj Joseph 26.60 Preble Jeffrey D DBA J D Preble Design 57.00 Hall Susan E DBA Great Balls of Fire 153.90 Quick Space 323.00 Heritage Metalcraft Inc 163.40 Residential Mortgage Services 43.70 Huff’s Hiperformance Headquarters 231.80 Ice Cream Distribution Co 169.10 Richards Robert DBA Windham Butcher Shop 2.79 Jensen’s Kitchen & Bath 161.50 Richway Inc 96.90 JHC Home Repair 81.70 Roberts Timothy & Diana d/b/a/ T D Roberts Property Service 243.20 Jordan Ivy & Lyons Carrie DBA Little Log Cabin 83.60 Roof Masters 134.90

Kelso Catherine 98.80 Sebago Outfitters 159.60 Lake Region Construction Inc 1,542.80 Sebago Trading Post 49.00

Lakeside Therapeutic Massage Inc 17.10 Sennett Frank DBA General Machine 74.10

Lamkin Richard A DBA Unlimited Landscaping 34.38 Speedy Auto Glass DBA Champion Glass 193.80

Lauzier James 224.20 Stackhouse Cindi 80.75 Levesque Russell 34.20 Stiffler Paul 28.50 Lewis Mike 516.80 Toto Christopher J DBA C J Toto & Son 704.90 Lightguide Inc 29.80 Townsend Concrete 95.00 Little Guy Property Maintenance C/O James E 153.90 Godfrey Jr Vision Com Inc, Booth Tim 32.30 Lobster Traps – James Berke 387.60 Wilbur Mark DBA Awesome Audio Inc 83.60 Lobster Traps – David Sprague 425.60 Winslow Tammy DBA Advanced Innovations 47.50 Lobster Traps – Tim Strout 146.30 Losciuto Scott C DBA Wish List Handyman Ser- 2005 28.50 vice A A Lock & Key Service 35.60 Lund Edward Sr DBA Eddie’s Automotive 26.60 Aqua Vend 53.40 Magic City Builders 155.80 Atkinson Robert Jr 1,167.68 Mathieu Tony 128.39 B & L Vending 156.64 Marzilli’s nc 754.30 Beaulieu Mike 1,153.44 Maurais James 359.10 Billings David E, David Billings Paving 252.76 McCormack Gregory T, Silver Ridge Apts 8.55 Black Don Jr 124.60 Merrifield Lynn 258.40 Boulanger John H, John’s Landscaping 770.74 Morrell John DBA Morrell Construction 524.40 Boyd Robert 534.00

Moulton Ross Electrician 98.80 Budget Rent A Car C/O Burr Wolff 16.02 Nappi Michael DBA Nappi’s Lockworks 20.90 Carlberg John A , J & J Enterprises 49.84 National Pool & Spa, Dave Wallace 579.50 Coggins Peter 15.13

Nelson Frederick DBA Mr. Printer 309.70 CPI 100.14 Nu P Nguyer 19.00 Cumberland Construction 83.66 D & B Rental 30.26 Ober Rick, Rick Ober Contractor/Builder Inc 20.90 D & J 53.40 P & R Excavating & Snowplowing – Peter Reali 1,223.60 Dave’s Garage 138.84 Peterson Eric 155.80 Debree Lee Ann 58.74

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Downeast Coffee 33.82 Marzillis Inc 706.66 Duncanson Brian J, Ditch Brook Custom Wood- Mathieu Tony, TKC Remodeling 154.86 working 92.56 Maurais James 46.28 Eastup Automotive 226.06 Maven Unlimited 10.17 Emerson Dennis & Darren d/b/a Emerson Exca- Merrifield Lynn 261.66 vating 2,705.60 Equipment 1,270.92 Morrell John DBA Morrell Construction 530.44

European Motors 211.82 Moulton Ross Electrican 99.68 Expert Tree Service 840.16 Murphy Jeffrey, Exterior Alterations 98.36 Finest Kind Auto Detailing C/O Rick Fairbrother 49.84 Nappi Michael DBA Nappi’s Lockworks 21.36 Firestorm Paintball LLC 585.62 National Pool & Spa, DaveWallace 519.76 Fleet Merchant Services 67.64 Nelson Frederick DBA Mr Printer 220.72 Fusco Fred C DBA TNT Roofing Remodeling 96.12 Nu P Nguyer 51.62 Getty Car Wash 784.98 Ober Rick, Rick Ober Contractor/Builder Inc 33.82 Glantz Ronald, Ron’s Auto Sales 154.86 Goldilon Restaurant 10.60 P & R Excavating & Snowplowing 1,238.88 Guidi Larry DBA Guidi Builders 19.58 Pit Stop redemption Inc C/O Stephen Scribner 25.19 Hajj Joseph 26.70 Quick Space 320.40 Hall Susan E DBA Great Balls of Fire 87.22 Quizno’s 945.18 Heritage Metalcraft Inc 165.54 Richards Robert DBA Windham Butcher Shop 256.32 Huff’s Hiperformance 234.96 Roberts Timothy & Diana d/b/a/ T D Roberts Ice Cream Distributing Co 158.42 Property Service 245.64 Intergrated Leasing Corp 16.02 Roof Masters 512.64 JHC Home Repair 83.66 Rullo Mike 124.60 Kelso Catherine 99.68 Sebago Outfitters 161.98 Lake Region Construction Inc 1,575.30 Sennett Frank DBA General Machine 60.52 Lamkin Richard A DBA Unlimited Landscaping 76.54 Smith Shirley 23.14 Lauzier James 226.06 Speedy Auto Glass DBA Champion Glass 195.80 Levesque Russell 32.04 Lewis Mike 484.16 Stackhouse Cindi 151.30 Lightguide Inc 26.70 Superior Amusements Inc 10.66 Little Guy Property Maintenance c/o James E God- Swett Alfred W DBA A W Swett Woodworking Co 17.80 frey Jr 156.64 Thuotte BJ & Heidi, Windham Country Farm Cen- Lobster Traps – James Berke 363.12 ter 158.42 Lobster Traps – David Sprague 398.72 Tim’s Counter Works Inc 115.70 Lobster Traps – Tim Strout 128.16 Toto Christopher J DBA C J Toto & Son 712.00 Losciuto Scott C d/b/a Wish List Handyman Ser- vice 30.26 Townsend Concrete 94.34 Lund Edward Sr DBA Eddie’s Automotive 26.70 Vickery Catherine 53.40 Maer Inc DBA Mr Bagel Shop 229.62 Winslow Tammy DBA Advanced Innovations 49.84 Magic City Builders 149.52 Mains Dana H Sr 1,208.74 2006 A W Richardson 97.18 Mandi Construction Inc, Mandarelli Samuel 99.68

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A W Swett 13.56 Lightguide Inc Jay Richardson 21.47 Abatement Solutions 290.41 Little Guy Property Maintenance 125.43 American Phoenician Services 18.08 Lobster Traps James Berke 288.15 Associated Merchandise 11.30 Lobster Traps Eddy Justin 169.50 Atlantic Restaurant Services 39.55 Lobster Traps David Sprague 316.40 **Audio Design Inc 9.73 Lobster Traps Tim Strout 101.70 Aurora Farms 77.97 Lymneos Treatment Associates 30.51 Bacon Russell 1,248.65 Lynn Merrifield 207.92 Beaulieu Construstion 915.30 Magic City Builders 113.00 C J Toto and Son 565.00 Maplehurst Services 162.72 Champion Karate & Fitness 89.27 Marzilli’s Inc 403.41 D & B Rental 20.34 Maven Unlimited 9.04 D & J Roofing & Siding Inc 39.55 MGM Builders 11.30 Dave’s Garage 106.22 Moving Images 5.99 David Billings Paving 200.01 Mr. Printer 174.02 DJ Maine.com LLC 42.28 My Wish List Handyman Service 21.47 E & B Construction 151.20 Nason Roger 11.30 Eastup Automotive 172.89 National Pool & Spa 396.63 Eddie’s Automotive 21.47 New England Vending 67.80 Emerson Dennis & Darren d/b/a Emerson Exca- Northeast Star Leasing 68.93 vating 1,893.88 Peter Coggins Heating Services 22.60 Engine Works Unlimited 206.79 Pit Stop Redemption Inc 21.47 Equipment, Mark Reynolds 1,009.09 Quick Space 254.25 European Motors 168.37 Quizno’s 674.61 Expert Tree Service 666.70 Rent “N” Save Signs 423.75 Exterior Alterations 126.56 Rick Ober Contractor Inc 23.73 Firestorm Paintball LLC 409.06 R J Builders 125.43 Fleet Merchant Services 51.98 Roof Masters 385.33 General Property Maintenance 99.44 Sebago Outfitters 127.69 Goldilon Restaurant 507.37 Solar Design 84.75 Goslant Albert 57.06 Sparta Vending Inc 7.73 Guidi Larry DBA Guidi Builders 13.56 Speedy Auto Glass 150.29 Healthy Perspectives 71.19 Spring Haven Services 35.03 Heritage Metalcraft Inc 131.08 Superior Amusements Inc 20.34 Huff’s Hiperformance 186.45 T D Roberts Property Service 195.49 Ingraham Paving & Sealcoating 939.76 TKC Remodeling 124.30 Interior Fine Painting 16.95 TNT Roofing 68.93 J and I Garage 150.29 Twigs and Things 16.95 JCW II 170.63 Unlimited Landscaping, Richard Lamkin 55.37 JHC Home Repair 65.54 Kid’s Stop 3.76 *White Willow Farm 98.31 Knights Flooring 21.47 Windham Country Farm Center 85.88 Lauzier Surveyor James Lauzier 180.80

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2007 H & N Corp 10.42 A W Richardson 96.05 Hair Excitement – John Langlois 47.46 A W Swett Swett Woodworking 12.43 Ice Cream Distributing Co – Thibodeau’s Farm 11.30

Advanced Landscaping, Steve Seavey Ingraham Paving & Sealcoating D. Ingraham 1,239.61 11.36

Allen Chris d/b/a CMA Carpentry JHC Home Repair – James Copp 65.54 126.56 Jimino’s Motor Co 9.94 ASI Abatement Solutions Inc 247.47 Jsd Wlding 58.08 Atlantic Restaurant Services – M Weimer 36.16 Kid’s Stop – Lauren Baker 25.99 Audio Design Inc – Stephen A Crain 37.29 Knights Flooring – Andrea Knight 22.60 Aurora Farms – Catherine Kelso 83.62 Lake Region Counseling – Katie Littlefield 13.56 Backpackers Inc - Trish Leroyer 28.94 Lauzier Surveyor – James Lauzier 162.72 Bacon Russell – Lake Region Construction Inc 1,237.35 Liberty Tax Service 11.30 Beaulieu Mike 906.26 Lightguide Inc 23.73 C J Toto and Son 28.25 Little Guy Property Maintenance c/o James E God- Champion Karate & Fitness – Darren Stevenson 80.23 frey Jr 124.30 Cherry’s Ice Cream – Rob Chapman 276.85 Lobster Traps – David Sprague 284.76 Children’s Depot – Julie Murphy 7.91 Lobster Traps – Tim Strout 91.53 Classic Glass – Kay Sloan 16.25 Lymneos Treatment Assoc – Michael Lymneos 30.51 Coffee Pause Co 22.60 Magic City Builders – Kevin Tibbits 97.18 Cone Heads Ice Cream 35.03 Maine Street Mortgage Co Inc 53.11 D & B Rental 16.95 Maplehurst Services 160.46 D & J Roofing & Siding Inc 38.42 Marzilli’s Inc 342.39 Dave Gutter’s Butcher Shop 45.76 Merrifield Lynn 221.48 Dave’s Garage – David Fifield 103.96 Morrell John DBA Morrell Construction 416.97 David Billings Paving 218.09 Moving Images 89.27 Dell Leasing 6.40 My Wish List Handyman Service 19.21 DJ Maine – Com LLC - Jim Webb 77.97 Nason Roger 22.60 E & B Construction – Eugene Bellanceau 319.79 Eastup Automotive 177.41 National Pool & Spa - DaveWallace 377.42 Eddie’s Automotive – Edward Lund 21.47 New England Vending 44.07 Emerson Dennis & Darren d/b/a Emerson Exca- North Star Leasing – Jackie Lee 61.02 vating 1,650.93 Northeast Acadmey of Dance – Michelle Keyes 11.30 Equipment- Mark Reynolds 998.92 Partridge Woodworking 15.82 Espirit Décor – Lee Anne Debree 36.16 European Motors 167.24 Peter Coogins Heating Services – Peter Coogins 19.21 Expert Tree Service 667.83 Pinewood Realty – Ronald Glantz 15.25

Exterior Alterations, Jeff Murphy 125.43 Pit Stop Redemption Inc 41.81 Floor Fashions – Michael Briggs 145.10 Plourde Financial – Charles C Plourde 22.60 Frank Erika L Esq 44.52 Quantitude Inc C/O Burr Wolf L 4.52 General Property Maintenance – Don Black Jr 98.31 Quick Space 229.39 Goldilon Restaurant – Jack Lee 445.22 Rent N Save Signs – Robert Boyd 419.23 Goslant Excavating – Albert Goslant 113.00 Rick Ober Contractor Inc 20.34 Green Grasshopper 11.30 RJ Builders – Richard Jacobson 76.84 Greg Smart 128.82 Ron’s Auto Sales –Ronald Glantz 117.52

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Roof Masters – David McKeage Jr 328.83 DJ Maine – Com LLC - Jim Webb 70.68 SD Libby & sons – Stephen D Libby 72.00 Drywall Services Inc - Jeff Church 58.25 Sebago Dock Company 21.47 E & B Construction – Eugene Bellanceau 26.22 So Maine Redemption 11.30 Eastup Automotive 173.28 Solar Design – Tom Peterson 83.62 Eby’s Automotive Ronald L Eby 28.50 Sparta Vending Inc 33.90 Spring Haven Services – Jim Maurais 29.39 Eddies Automotive Edward Lund 19.38

Superior Amusements Inc 18.08 Ehealthpartners Inc 22.80 TD Roberts Property Sev 193.23 Emerson Dennis & Darren d/b/a Emerson Excavat- ing Tea & Coffee – Larry Frank 8.47 1,044.24 Equipment – Mark Reynolds 897.18 **Thayer Store – Judith Quimby 217.52 Espirit Décor – Lee Anne Debree 30.78 TKC Remodeling – Tony Mathieu 123.17 European Motors 172.14 Trailer Diversified – Joe & Sheri Alger 16.95 Expert Tree Service 669.18 Waste Management of Me 351.75 Exterior Alterations – Jeff Murphy 112.86 *White Willow Farm – Laurie Kennedy 82.49 *Fournier’s Leadership Karate 19.07 Windham Auto Repair Service 106.22 Frank Erika L Esq 76.38 Windham Country Farm Center 90.40 General Property Maintenance – Don Black Jr 88.92 2008 Goslant Excavating – Albert Goslant 114.00 A Peaceful Place Therapuetic, April Miner 34.20 Greg Smart 172.14 A Perfect Touch 34.20 Healing Arts & Well-Being 7.49 Allen Chris 114.00 Henry Nelson D DMD 206.34 Atlantic Restaurant Services – M Weimer 43.32 Highland Builders - Scott Forbes 62.13 Audio Design Inc 37.62 H P Hood 22.80

Backpackers Inc c/o Trish Leroyer Ice Cream Distributing Co. – Thibodeau’s Farm 10.26 27.36 Ingraham Paving & Sealcoating Douglas Ingraham 1,224.36 Bacon Russell, Lake Region Construction Inc 1,223.22 JHC Home Repair 58.14 Beaulieu Construction - Mike Beaulieu 894.90 *Jimino’s Motor Co 163.02 C J Toto and Son 28.50 JSD Welding 87.78 Champion Karate & Fitness 70.68 Kid’s Stop – Lauren Baker 4.56 Children’s Depot – Julie Murphy 6.84 Knights Flooring – Andrea Knight 21.66 Classic Glass – Kay Sloan 14.82 Lampron Energy – Dennis Dillon 9.12

Concurrence LLC - Rana Enterprises LLC 927.96 Lanco Venders – Mike Lano 52.34 Lauzier Surveyor – James Lauzier 160.74 Country Traditions LLC – Pamela Saunders 221.73 Lease Financial Group 3.42 CPI Corp 140.22 Liberty Tax Service 21.66 Custom Pest Solutions - Angela & Michael Rowe 34.20 Lightguide Inc 22.80

D & B Rental Inc - Douglas Griffith 15.96 Little Guy Property Maintenance c/o James E God- frey Jr 123.12 D & J Roofing & Siding Inc 34.20 Lobster Traps - David Sprague 175.56

D & L Rogers Landscaping c/o Dale K Rogers Lobster Traps – Tim Strout 54.72 135.66 Lymneos Treatment Assoc – Michael Lymneos 26.22 Dave’s Garage 148.20 Lynn Merrifield 237.12 David Billings Paving 210.90

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Magic City Builders – Kevin Tibbits 84.36 Bacon Russell – Lake Region Construction Inc 1,108.03 Marzilli’s Inc 273.60 Beaulieu Construction – Michael W Beaulieu 891.83

Morrell John - DBA Morrell Construction 241.68 Bleicken Development Corp – Eric Bleicken 23.50 Buena Fortuna Catering – Tanya Landry 23.50 Moulton Motors – Lester Moulton 70.11 C J Toto & Son – Christopher Toto 32.90 Moving Images – Norcia Matthew 67.26 Cat Enterprises – Larry Welch 23.50 My Wish List Handyman Service 27.36 New England Vending 44.46 Concurrence LLC Rana Enterprises LLC 938.83 Northeast Acadmey of Dance – Michelle Keyes 22.80 Country Traditions LLC – Pamela Saunders 421.83 Partridge Woodworking 25.08 D& L Rogers Lamdscaping – Dale K Rogers 152.75 Pegs Pals & Pets 39.68 David Billings Pavings – David E Billings 229.13

Peter Coogins Heating Services – Peter Coogins 17.10 DB Accounting – Diane Belanger 22.81 DGMJ Inc – David M Garry 596.82 Pit Stop Redemption Inc 37.62 Ding Dogs – Sara Marks 58.75 Plourde Financial – Charles C Plourde 44.46 Ditchbrook CustomWoodworking – Brian Duncan- 47.00 Quick Space 205.20 son ReMax Advanced Real Estate 36.48 DJ Maine Com LLC – Jim Webb 71.68 RJ Builders Richard Jacobson 68.40 E & B construction – Eugene Bellanceau 25.85 Ron’s Auto Sales –Ronald Glantz 112.86 Eastup Automotive – Edward Eastup Jr 190.35 Roof Masters – David McKeage Jr 272.46 Ehealthpartners Inc 44.65

Scizzor Wizzards - Sumida Sferes 52.00 Emerson Excavating – Dennis & Darren Emerson 983.48

SD Libby and Sons 118.56 Equipment – Mark Reynold 890.65 Solar Design – Tom Peterson 75.24 European Motors C/O H Libby 158.63

Southern Maine Redemption - Richard Hofsaes 11.40 Expert Tree Service 677.98 Exterior Alterations – Jeff Murphy 101.05 Sparta Vending Inc 30.78 GM Pollack & Sons 352.50 Spring Haven Services – James Maurais 27.36 General Property Maintenance – Don Black Jr 79.90 Stiffler Builders – John F Chase 31.88 Goslant Excavatin – Albert Goslant 129.25 Sweet Pea Jewelry - Ashley Debrosse 11.40 Greg Smart 89.30 TD Roberts Property Sev 173.28 Henry D Nelson DMD 244.40 Thayer’s Store - Judith Quimby 421.80 Highland Builders – Scott Forbes 113.98 The Weede Shop 8.15 Ingraham Paving & Sealcoating 1,219.65 Time for Pictures 36.48 JT Motors – Tammy Glantz 82.25 Triple Nickel Tactical Supply 191.52 JHC Home Repair – James Copp 52.88 TRM ATM Corporation 3.42 *Jimino’s Motor Company 151.58 *White Willow Farm – Laurie Kennedy 66.12 JSD Welding – Doug Kasernan 84.60 Windham Auto Repair Service 191.52 KTO Builders 17.04 Windham Country Farm Center 83.22 Lanco Venders – Mike Lano 55.23 2009 Lauzier Surveyor – James Lauzier 160.98 Allen Chris – CMA Carpentry 89.30 Liberty Tax Service 44.65 AMS Popcorn Co – Nathan Charles 23.50 Lightguide Inc – Jay Richardson 25.85 Atlantic Restaurant Services – Mark Weimer 44.65 Little Guy Property Maintenance c/o James E God- frey Jr 110.45 Audio Design Inc – Stephen A Crain 37.60 LJM Builders – Jason Manley 23.50 Backpackers Inc – Trish Leroyer 24.68

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Lobster Traps – David Sprague 123.38 Allen Kevin 40.26 Lobster Traps – Tim Strout 49.35 Ams Popcorn Co 24.40 Lynn Merrifield 233.83 Atlantic Restaurant Services 46.36 Magic City Builders – Kevin Tibbits 70.50 Audio Design Inc 39.04 Maine Bean Bakehouse & Deli c/o Pamela Saun- Bacon Russell Lake Region Construction Inc 993.08 ders 1,095.69 Marzilli’s Inc 222.08 Barriault Jane L Attorney 23.23 Morrell Construction – John Morrell 239.70 Beaulieu Construction 880.84 Moulton Motors-Lester Moulton 70.50 Bleicken Development Corp 48.80

My Wish List Handyman Service – Scott Losciuto 27.03 Boulanger’s Earth Works 678.32 Buena Fortuna Catering 21.96 New England Vending 77.55 CJ Toto and Son 36.60 Onsite Auto Glass 23.50 C & A Property Management 7.38 Partridge Woodworking 27.03 Cat Enterprises 36.60 Plourde Financial – Charles Plourde 49.35 CFMCO Inc 7.04 Quick Space 203.28 Charlie Beigg’s 399.55 Rcn Inc – Roger Nason 23.50 Colonial Rod and Speed 76.86 Rena Enterprises 147.96 Concurrence LLC 972.34 RJ Builders – Richard Jacobson 62.28 Cui Ming Inc 68.93 Ron’s Auto Sales – Ronald Glantz 109.28 Custom Built Homes Of Maine 99.05 Roof Masters– David McKeage Jr 442.98 D & L Rogers Landscaping 156.16 Sam’s Smoke City – Patel Sarfarraz 23.50 Dave Johnson 26.23 Scizzor Wizzards – Sumida Sferes 88.13 David Billings Paving 248.88 S D Libby & sons – Stephen D Libby 133.95 Digital Video Magic 40.26 SIC Satellite Sales – Ryan Robbins 11.75 Ding Dogs 61.00 Solar Design 74.03 Southern Maine Redemption – Richard Hofsaes 32.90 Ditchbrook Custom Woodworking 47.58

Sparta Vending Inc 280.83 E & B Construction 28.06 Spring Haven Services – James Maurais 28.20 Eastup Automotive 209.84

T D Roberts Property Service c/o T D Roberts Ehealth Partners Inc 61.00 172.73 Emerson Excavating 1,017.48 Thatchers Restaurant - Thayers Store – Judith Quimby 394.80 EMS Edwards Mechanical Service 24.40

The Independent - Donato Corsetti 27.03 ERA Today Realty 341.95 Erika Frank Esquire 24.40 Three Bay auto 117.50 European Motors 164.70 Triplenickel Tactical supply 188.00 G M Pollack and Sons 341.60 *Train Construction Sheldon C Train Jr 11.75 General Property Maintenance Don Black Jr 78.08 *White Willow Farm – Laurie Kennedy 56.40 Windham Country Farm Center – BJ & Heidi Thu- Goslant Excavating 157.38 77.55 otte Greg Smart 92.72 Windham Independent – Donato Corsetti 27.03 Hanna Cumlmer Modeling and Fahion 11.03 2010 Henry Nelson D DM 269.62 10-8 Software Solutions - Richard E Dyke 30.76 Highland Builders 102.48 Allen Chris 92.72

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Indopco inc 48.80 Solar Design Tom Peterson 91.50

Industrial Parkonline.com 61.00 Southern Maine Redemption Richard Hofsaes 36.60

Ingraham Paving and Sealcoating 1,204.14 Sparta Vending Inc 289.14

J T Motors 109.80 Sprinag Haven Services James Maurais 26.84 JHC Home Repair 47.58 TD Roberts Property Service 154.94 *Jimino’s 151.28 Thayer Store Judith Quimby 369.66 JSD Welding 85.40 K R Stiffler Construction 24.40 The Coffee Capp Kathleen M Locvke 24.40

KTO Builders 39.04 The Computer Hub Jordan Benjamin & Christopher 24.40 Lasting Impressions of Maine 13.02 The Electrician Ted Hassapelis 30.50 Lauzier Surveying 30.50 The Grotto CNFI Corp 183.28 Lewis Michael 98.82 The Landing Restaurant 267.18 Liberty Tax Service 57.34 LJM Builders 35.38 The Shelterman Inc John Carlberg 39.04 Lobster Traps - David Sprague 128.10 The Siding Guy Wayne Morse 6.10 Lynn Merrifield 231.80 Tim Horton’s Shane Reagh 918.66 Magic City Builders 61.00 Train Construction 18.30 Maine Motors 36.60 Windham Country Farm 71.98 Maine Path and Paddle Guide’s 39.04 2011 Marzilli’s Inc 208.62 21st Century Family Fitness 1,259.34 Morrell construction 217.16 Advance Innovations 36.14 Moulton Motors 145.18 Affordable Plumbing 40.31 New England Vending 132.98 Allen Chris CMA Carpentry 105.64

North Atlantic Insurance Association 13.35 AMS Popcorn Co 27.80

Onsite Auto Glass 36.60 Atlantic Restaurant Services Mark Weimer 47.26

P & C Automotive 42.30 Audio Design Inc Stephen A Crain 44.48 Patriot Mortgage 20.74 Pet Quarters 252.97 Bacon Russell Lake Region Construction Inc 1,046.67

Plourde Financial 48.80 Beaulieu Construction Michael W Beaulieu 861.80 Quick Space 181.78 Bleicken Development Corp 55.60 Rain Drop Yoga Studio 10.98 Boulanger’s Earth Works 731.14 Ralph Vance Land Development 919.88 C J Toto & Son 41.70 RCN Inc Roger Nason 36.60 Rena Enterprises 163.48 C&A Property Management Anne Daigle 41.70 Ron’s Auto Sales Ronald Glantz 107.36 Cat Enterprises Larry Welch 69.50 Roof Masters David McKeage Jr 424.56 City Girl Hair Design Studio 138.38 Royal Technology Management 30.57 Club 302 James Lindvall 692.22

Scizzor Wizzards Sumida Sferes 100.04 Colonial Rod & Speed 91.74

SD Libby and Sons 126.88 Custom Built Homes of Maine Ron Smith 241.86 Sebago Basin Tile Works 42.70 Cutter’s Edge Joseph Mcneely 528.20

SIC Satellite Sales Ryan Robbins 36.60 D&L Rogers Landscaping Dale K Rogers 173.75 Signature Kitchens Tim Blackie 14.71

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Dave Johnson Building and Remodeling 51.43 LJM Builders Jason Manley 38.92 Lobster Traps David Sprague 145.95 David E Billings 303.02 Lynn Merrifield 251.59 Digital Video Magic 43.09 Ding Dogs Sara Marks 97.30 Magic City Builders Kevin Tibbits 56.99

Ditchbrook Custom Woodworking 52.82 Main Motors Don Osterbergs 83.40 Maine Path & Paddle Guide’s 40.31 Diversified Staffing 41.70 Marston’s Redemption 13.87 E&B Construction Eugene Bellanceau 44.48 Marzilli’s Inc 261.32 Eastup Automotive 255.76 Mollie’s Bed & Biscuit Inc 43.09

Ehealthpartners Inc Robert Ferrell 69.50 Morrell Construction John Morrell 209.89

Emerson Excavatin Dennis & Darren Emerson 1,274.63 Moulton Motors Lester Moulton 162.63 New England Vending 133.44 EMS Edwards Mechanical Service 27.80 North Atlantic Insurance Assoc David Gleeson Jr 166.80 Equip Me Bike Shop 41.70 Onsite Auto Glass 45.87 Erika Frank Esquire 55.60 European Motors Skip Black 166.80 Plourde Financial Charles C Plourde 54.21

Family Homestead Lloyd Bennett 102.16 Quick space 173.75

Rain Drop Yoga Studio Kathy Deschene 55.60 G E Miller Wood Floors Gary Miller 20.85 RCN Inc Roger Nason 69.50 G M Pollack & Sons 358.62 Redefining Yoga & Pilates Tracy Noyes 41.70 Goslant Excavating Albert Goslant 198.77 Roof Master David Mckeage Jr 412.83 Green Leaf Buffet Andy Chen 158.75 Henry Nelson D DMD 325.26 Royal Technology Management C/O Alex Roy 139.00

Higher Ground Landscaping Caleb Purves 20.49 Safe Water & Air Testing Laura Larrivee 27.80

Highland Builders Scott Forves 100.08 Sam’s Smoke & Novalties Patel Sarfarraz 83.40

Hoglunds Custom Cuts Mark Hoglund 151.51 SD Libby & Sons Stephen D Libby 132.05

Industrail Park Online. Com Jay Richardson 125.10 Sebago Basin Tile Works Scott & Denise Dyer 47.26

Ingraham Paving & Sealcoating Douglas Ingraham 1,177.33 Solar Design Tom Peterson 41.70

Southern Maine Redemption Richard Hofsaes 328.04 J Miller & Associates Kaleo Kristen Esq 27.80 Sparta Vending Inc 27.80 J T Motors Tammy Glantz 125.10 JHC Home Repair James Copp 44.48 Spring Haven Services James maurais 298.85

*Jimino’s Motor co 234.91 Stone Dog Café Jeff Graham 30.03 JSD Welding Doug Kasernan 93.13 Sunovian Pharmaceuticals Inc 147.34 K R Stiffler Construction 27.80 TD Roaberts Property Service 364.18 KTO Builders 48.65 Thayers Store – Judith Quimby 27.80 LaValley Lumber Company LLC 4,547.49 The Grotto CNFI Corp 227.96

Levinsky’s Inc 237.69 The Independent - Donato Corsetti 20.85 Lewis Michael 94.52 Train Construction 41.70 Little Log Cabin Learning Academy 31.97 White Knuckle Customs Adam Zajac 41.70

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2012 Gosland Excavating - Albert Goslant 438.90 21st Century Family Fitness 1,231.20 Henry Nelson D DMD 326.33 Advance Innovations - Tammy Winslow 35.63 Higher Ground Landscaping - Caleb Purves 125.40 Affordable Plumbing - Bruce Yelitz 45.60 Highland Builders - Scott Forbes 85.50 Allen Chris CMA Carpentry 108.30 Hoglunds Custom Cuts - Mark Hoglund 139.65 AMS Popcorn Co 28.50

Atlantic Restaurant Services 42.75 *Hot Tub Repair Shop Jonathan Meehan 28.50 Audio Design Inc 45.60 IndustrialParkOnline.com - Jay Richardson 1,007.48 Bacon Russell Lake Region Construction Inc 977.55 Ingraham Paving & Sealcoating 1,007.48 Beaulieu Construction 736.73 J T Motors - Tammy Glantz 128.25 Boulanger’s Earth Works 706.80 J.A.F. Security Service - James Fitzgerald 55.55 C J Toto & Son 42.75 JHC Home Repair - James Copp 37.05 C&A Property Management Anne Daigle 37.05 Jimino's Motor Co 253.65 Cat Enterprises Larry Welch 99.75 JSD Welding - Doug Kasernan 94.05 City Girl Hair Design Studio 156.75 K R Stiffler Construction 17.40 Club 302 James Lindvall 615.60 Leased Equipment - Dale Morrell 417.53 Colonial Rod & Speed 96.90 Lewis Michael 76.95 Coolcore LLC 139.65 Little Log Cabin Learning Academy 32.78 Cooper Roofing 95.48 LJM Builders - Jason Manley 37.05 Custom Country Carpet & Cab 79.80 Lobster traps - David Sprague 149.63 D&L Rogers Landscaping Dale K Rogers 175.28 Lynn Merrifield - Lynn Merrifield 245.10 Dave Johnson Building & Remod 47.03 Magic City Builders - Kevin Tibbits 45.60 David Billings Paving - David Billings 220.88 Maine Indoor Garden Supply - Igor Rakuz 2.58 Digital Video Magic 42.75 Maine Path & Paddle Guide’s 39.90 Ding Dogs - Sara Marks 114.00

Dirt on Cake - Emily Adams 28.50 Marston's Redemption John & Pamela Marston 166.73 Marzilli's Inc 267.90 E&B Construction Eugene Bellanceau 37.05

Eastup Automotive 280.73 Mollie's Bed & Biscuit Inc - Mary Strawn 44.18

Emerson Excavating – Dennis & Darren Emerson 1,306.73 Morrell Construction - John Morrell 178.13 Moulton Motors - Lester Moulton 165.30 EMS Edwards Mechanical Service 42.75 New England Vending 128.25 Equip Me Bike Shop 85.50

Erika Frank Esquire 85.50 Plourde Financial - Charles Plourde 54.15 European Motors - Skip Black 149.63 Quick Shift Transmission 143.93

Family Homestead - Lloyd Bennett 229.43 Raezor's Salon - Rae Ann Knightly 26.07 Feroci's - Jonathan M Braun 124.69 RCN Inc - Roger Nason 71.25

G E Miller Wood Floors - Gary Miller 42.75 Roof Masters - David McKeage Jr 394.73

G M Pollack & Sons 303.53 Safe Water & Air Testing - Laura Larrivee 28.50

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David Billings Paving 212.42 SD Libby & Sons Stephen D Libby 114.00 Season Home & Cottage - Pamela Saunders 351.54 Design Tech 28.90 Dirt On Cake - Emily Adams 28.90 Sebago Basin Tile Works - Scott & Denis Dyer 44.18 Eastup Automotive 304.90 Sharmila Daswattley Podiatry - Dr Daswattley 71.25 Emerson Excavating 1,325.07 Solar Design - Tom Peterson 98.33 EMS - Edwards Mechanical Service 39.02 Erika Frank Esquire 86.70 Southern Maine Redemption - Richard Hofsaes 42.75 European Motors 130.05 Spring Haven Services - James Maurais 25.65 Family Homestead - Lloyd Bennett 232.65 Feroci's 244.21 Sprinkler Services - Marsha Westberry 67.69 Finest Kind Auto Detail 36.13 Stone Dog Café - Sarah Plummer 337.73 G E Miller Wood Floors 43.35 Summit Services - Daniel Searway Jr 28.50 GM Pollack & Sons 338.13 TD Roaberts Property Service 122.55 Goslant Excavating 368.48 Thayers Store – Judith Quimby 327.75 Higher Ground Landscaping 127.16 Train Construction - Sheldon C Train Jr 42.75 Highland Builders 69.36 Whitney's Automotive - Jeff Whitney 85.50 Hoglunds Custom Cuts 140.17 2013 Howe Construction Inc 49.13 21st Century family fitness 1,189.24 Ibcontrols 110.85 4x4 Groupbuy.com 144.50 Industrial Parkonline.com 158.95 A&B Painting & Staining 28.90 Ingraham Paving & Sealcoating 819.32 Advanced Innovations - Tammy Winslow 34.68 J T Motors - Tammy Glantz 144.50 Allen Chris, CMA Carpentry 109.82 *J.A.F. Security Service 115.60 Ally Rey Photoghraphy 28.90 Jimino's Motor Co 247.10 Atkinson Robert Jr 60.24 JSD Welding - Doug Kaserman 93.93 Audio Design Inc - Stephen A Crain 46.24 K R Stiffler Construction 192.19 Bacon Russell 803.42 Leased Equipment - Dale Morrell 423.39 Balanced Ground Yoga 28.90 Levinsky's Inc 251.43 Beaulieu Construction 599.68 Lewis Michael 59.25 Black Sparrow Tatoo 86.70 *Little Log Cabin Learning Academy 31.79 Body Art 86.70 Lobster Traps David Sprague 151.73 Boulanger's Earth Works 280.33 Lynn Merrifield 234.09 Cat Enterprises 101.15 Magic City Builders - Kevin Tibbits 40.46 Cleaning Genies 28.90 Maine Indoor Garden Supply 479.48 Club 302 Kenneth Ray 514.42 Maine Path & Paddle Guides - David Buttler 39.02 Colonial Rod & Speed 9,393.00 Marston's Redemption John & Pamela Marston 163.29 Compassionate Care Pet Hospital 605.45 Marzilli's Inc 297.67 Coolcore LLC 255.77 MGM Builders Inc Michael Manning 72.25 *Cooper Roofing - Ron Cooper 82.37 Morrell Construction 141.61 Custom Country Carpet & Cabinet 80.92 Moulton Motors Lester Moulton 183.52 D & D Fun Zone 80.20 New England Vending 119.94

D & L Rogers Landscaping 174.85 Northeast Chop Shop - Jason Grimes 75.14 Dave Johnson 44.80 Northeast Wind LLC Joe Gagne 43.35

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Plourde Financial - Charles C Plourde 52.02 Compassionate Care Vet Hospital 1,003.43 Raezor's Salon 57.02 *Computer Repair Service Mathew Henick 18.87 Roof Masters - David McKeage Jr 371.37 *Cooper roofing Ton Cooper 80.69 SD Libby & Sons 101.15 Custom CountryCarpet & Cab 89.49 Seasons Home & Cottage 632.91 Cutter's Edge Joseph Mcneely 677.75 Sebago Basin Tile Works 41.91 D & D Fun Zone 161.37 Sharmila Daswattley Podiatry - Dr Daswattley 72.25 D & L Rogers Landscaping 174.57 Sixth Sense Massage & Bodywork 28.90 Dancemakers 29.34 Solar Design - Tom Peterson 95.37 Dave Johnson Building & Remodeling 41.08 Southern Maine Redemption 43.36 David Billings Paving 233.25 Spring Haven Services - James Maurais 28.90 Design Tech 29.34 Sprint Nexterl Com / Property Tax Dept 160.40 Dirt On Cake - Emily Adams 29.34 Stone Dog Café - Sarah Plummer 377.15 Dirty Paw Dog Wash/Print House 47.68 T D Roberts Property Service 96.37 Dust Bunnies Shannon Verrill 36.68 Thatchers Restaurant - David M Garry 492.75 Eastup Automotive 338.88 Thayer Store - Judith Quimby 284.67 Electronics & More Don Harmon 29.30 The Nail Spa at Turning Leaf - Melinda Smith 13.60 Emerson Excavating 1,480.20 Train Construction - Sheldon C Train Jr 43.35 EMS Edwards Mechanical Service 44.01 Whitney's Automotive - Jeff Whitney 65.03 Erika Frank Esquire 96.82 2014 European Motors Skip Black 110.03 4 X4 Groupbuy.com 146.70 Windham Flower Shop Rhonda Davis 33.74 A to Z Automotie 146.70 Family Homestead Lloyd Bennett 236.19 Advanced Innovations - Tammy Winslow 41.08 *Farinella's Krista Farinella 159.60 Affordable Plumbing Bruce Yelitz 46.94 Forever Two Wheels Nicholas Beaulieu 73.35 Alaina's Day Care 29.34 Fox & Gammon Rigging 731.30 Allen Chris CMA Carpentry 111.49 *Freedom Day Spa 146.70 Ally Rey Photoghraphy 29.34 GM Pollack & sons 378.49 Atkinson Robert Jr 110.03 GDL Paint 82.15 Audio Design Inc Stephen A Crain 51.35 Get Hosted USA. Com 73.35 B Leavitt Moving & Trucking 15.80 God Speed Recovey Book 29.34 B & K Construction 1,035.70 Goslant Excavatin 366.75 Bacon Russell Lake Region Construction Inc 29.34 Half Moon Antiques 51.35 Beaulieu Construction Michael W Beaulieu 578.00 Higher Ground Landscaping 142.30 *Better Homes & Gardens 3.08 Highland Builders Scott Forbes 68.95 Boulanger's Earth Works 416.63 Hoglunds Custom Cuts 148.17 Bowie 'N' Dad Scott Biller 36.68 Home Construction Inc 39.61 *Breton Masonry John Breton 187.78 Hot Tub Repair Shop Jonathan Meehan 29.34 *Carpet Town Leon Foster 86.55 Ibcontrols 296.33 Cat Enterprises Larry Welch 102.69 Industrial Microwave Over Service 20.18 Chimera Day Spa Alice Rinier 73.35 Industrial Parkonline.com 177.51 Club 302 Kenneth Ray 469.44 Ingraham Paving & Sealcoating 789.25 Collection Solutions Gary Worthing 36.68 It Link Maine Dan Doucette 44.01 Colonial Rod & Speed Michael Weeks 95.35 J T Motors Tammy Glantx 146.70

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*JAF Security Service James & Jacqueline **Sneaky Pete's Sports Bar 13.03 Fitzgerald 112.96 Solar Design Tom Peterson 105.62 Jimino's Motor Co 275.80 Southern Maine Redemption Richard JSD Welding Doug Kasernan 95.36 Hofsaes 48.41 Spin Streak David Earl 36.68 K J Sensei 29.34 Stone Dog Café Sarah Plummer 382.89 K R Stiffler Construction 268.46 *Superior Amusements Inc 51.35 Levinsky's Inc 275.80 Switch Electronics Justin Lewis 29.34 Lewis Michael 66.02 T D Roberts Property Service 92.42 *Little Log Cabin Learning Academy 35.21 Thatchers Restaurant David M Garry 459.17 Lobster Traps David Sprague 154.04 Thayer Store - Judith Quimby 315.41 Lynn Merrifield 233.25 The Childrens Adventur Center 36.68 Mackenzie Robert Photography 36.68 The Nail Spa at Turning Leaf Melinda Magic City Builders 41.08 Smith 151.10 Maine Indoor Garden Supply 89.49 The Reconnection 36.68 Maine Mariculture Scott Burner 44.01 TLC Realty Tammy Caron 17.60 Maine Path & Paddle Guide's 44.01 Train Construction - Sheldon C Train Jr 44.01 Maine Street Designs Inc 36.68 *Traktec Anania & Associates 44.30 Marston's Redemption John & Pamela Mars- Trident Fly Fishing 44.01 ton 158.44 Up in Arms 73.35 Marzilli's Inc 333.01 Whitney's Automotive - Jeff Whitney 73.35 MGM Builders Inc Michael Manning 80.69 Windham Residential Care Carol Rogers 26.88 Morrell Construction John Morrell 158.44 Windham Way Motel Robin Wescott 266.99 Moulton Motors Lester Moulton 205.38 2015 *New England Special Occasion 29.34 4x4 Groupbuy.com 160.59 Northeaset Wind LLC Joe Gagne 73.35 *A Joyful Noise 141.11 *Old School Home Services David Beaudoin 36.68 *AA Lock & Key Service 39.39 P & C Automotive Phil Adams 118.83 Abram Enviromental Colin Beckwith 74.24 Pleasant River Properties 41.08 Adaptive Entertainment Joel Crowley 45.46 Plourde Financial Charles C Plourde 70.42 Advanced Innovations - Tammy Winslow 42.42 Primitivce Days Diane and Brent Day 29.34 *Advanced Towing 36.36 Radio Shack Falmouth Electronics Inc 809.44 *Advanced Vision Care 31.60 Raezor's Salon Rae Ann Knightly 54.28 Affordable Plumbing Bruce Yelitz 48.48. *Reliant Mortgage Co Llc 73.35 *Aklik Group 37.88 Rohan Strength & Fitness Meredith & Robert Hanby 1,120.79 *Alaina's Day Care 30.30 Roof Masters David Mckeage Jr 382.89 ** All In One Insulation 18.94 *Royal Cleanng Company Scott Butts 46.94 *All Seasons Power Equipment 75.75 Ruggiero's Pizza Southside Premium Pizza Allen Chris CMA Carpentry 115.14 LLC 212.72 *Amcomm Wireless Inc 151.50 SD Libby & Sons Stephen D Libby 111.49 Anchour Studio 151.50 Seavey's Furniture & Appliance 271.40 Andrew Moore Cottage Concepts 37.88 Sebago Basin Tile Works Scott & Denis Dyer 38.14 Arvogast Energy Auditing 151.50 Sharmila Daswattley Podiatry - Dr Daswattley 146.70 ASA Animal Surgery & Advocacy 2,045.25 Sixth Sense Massage & Bodywork 29.34 *Asyst Healthcare Services 20.45 Smarties Child Care Center Martha Crockett 137.68

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Atkinson Robert Jr 124.23 *Dipietro LLC 37.88 Atlantice Life Safety Services 37.88 Dirt On Cake - Emily Adams 30.30 *Audio D/Fine Tone 136.35 Dirty Paw Dog Wash/Print House 3.37 Audio Design Inc 53.03 Dust Bunnies Shannon Verrill 37.88 B Leavitt Moving & Trucking 30.30 Eastup Automotive 349.97 Bacon Russell Lake Region Construction Inc 871.13 Efficiency Electric 49.89 Balanced Ground Yoga 30.30 Emerson Excavating 1,528.64 Boss Barrel co 37.88 EMS Edwards Mechanical Service 45.45 BCL Paving and Sealcoating 320.30 *Enterprise Rent A Car 36.36 Beaulieu Construction 575.70 Ericka Frank Esq 99.99 Benny's Barber & Style 31.82 European Motors 90.90 *Better Homes & Gardens 121.20 Farinella's 165.14 Boulanger's Earth Works 430.26 Fast Laps Racing 42.42 Bowie "N" Dad 37.88 *Filter Fresh Coffee 17.68 *Brackett Floors Inc 51.51 Forever Two Wheels Nicholas Beaulieu 75.75 *Breton Masonry John Breton 193.92 *Four C Solutions 45.45 *Busy Bee Laundry & Dry Cleaning 420.41 *Fournier's Leadership Karzate 36.36 C & A Electric 30.30 GDL Paint 162.11 *Camper Kirk S Noble 208.42 General Carriage and Supply Co 436.36 Camper Naomi H Richard 22.72 God Speed Recovey Book 30.30 Carols Boarding Home Carol Rogers 36.36 *Gorham Motor Sales 151.50 Carpet Town Leon Foster 92.03 Goslant Excavating 369.66 Cat Enterprises Larry Welch 106.05 *Gray Family Vision 754.47 Cellamare Dennis 27.27 Hadidian Refrigeration 45.45 Chimera Day Spa Alice Rinier 75.75 Halcyon Tatoo 46.97 *chute's Coffee Shop 131.44 *Hale Trailer 23.48 Collection Solutions Gary Worthing 37.88 Half Moon Antiques 53.03 Colonial Rod and Speed 98.48 Higher Ground Lanscaping 146.96 *Computer Repair Services 36.36 *Higher Lievel Contracting Serv 15.15 **Conopco Inc 1.29 Highland Builders 71.21 *Cooper Roofing 81.81 Home Construction Inc 30.30 Countryside Butchers The Painted Turtle 151.50 Home Snuggers Inc 113.62 *Creative Explorations Dev Ctr 75.75 *Homestead Mortgage Loans Inc 59.08 Crossfit MF 227.25 *Horsepower Autocare 633.27 *Currie and Sons 30.30 *In a Jam Technology 30.30 IndustrialParkOnline.com - Jay Richard- Custom country Carpet and Cab 92.42 son 183.32 Cutter's Edge Joseph Mcneely 769.62 Ingraham Paving & Sealcoatin 786.29 D & L Rogers Landscaping 178.77 Inner Mirror Healing 37.88 Dave Johnson Building and Remodeling 40.91 Inspiration Hair Studio 42.54 Dave Billings Paving 240.89 It Link Maine Dan Doucette 45.45 *Dead Level construction 30.30 J T Motors 33.33 *Deck House Tavern 305.93 J & S Solutions 75.75 Design Tech 30.30 Jimino's Motor Co 284.82

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JSD Welding 107.57 Radio Shack Falmouth Electronics Inc 882.20 K J Sensei 30.30 Raezor's Salon 53.03 K R Stiffler Construction 277.25 Rain Drop Yoga Salon 60.60 Levinsky's Inc 281.79 Roof Masters 90.90 LJM Propperties 37.88 Ruggiero's Pizza Southside Premium Pizza LLC 219.68 Lobster Traps 159.08 Seavey's Furniture & Appliance 280.28 Mackenzie Robert Photography 37.88 Sebago Basin Tile Works 39.39 Magic City Builders 42.42 Select Residential LLC 22.73 Maine City Builders 42.42 Sharmila Daswattley Podiatry - Dr Daswattley 151.50 Maine Indoor Garden Supply 92.42 Smarties Child Care Center Martha Crockett 207.37 Maine Mariculture Scott Burner 45.45 So Maine Speech & Language 249.98 Maine Path & Paddle Guid's 45.45 Solar Design 109.08 Maine Street Designs Inc 37.88 Southern Maine Redemption 50.00 Marzilli's Inc 343.91 Spin Streak David Earl 37.88 Mcinnis Electric 18.94 Summit Services - Daniel Searway Jr 45.45 Merrifield Lynn 237.86 Superior Amusements Inc 53.03 Mgm builders 92.42 Susan Cropper 7.38 Morrell Construction 163.62 Switch Electronics Justin Lewis 30.30 Moulton Motors 212.10 TD Roberts Property Service 93.93 Nordieco Air 37.88 Thayer Store - Judith Quimby 321.18 Northstar Mortrgage Group LLC 57.57 The Nail Spa at Turning Leaf 154.53 Patriot General Contracting 30.30 The REconnection 37.88 Paul's Mechanical Services 83.33 Train Construction 45.45 Pet Quarters 276.63 Up in Arms 106.05 Plourde Financial 72.72 Whitney Automotive 75.75 Quantum Marketing Inc 48.48 Windham Way Motel Robin Wescott 275.73 R H Winslow Excavating 151.50 Wyman Electric 37.88

Page 85 The complete audit report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2016, as compiled by Runyon Kersteen Ouellette, 20 Long Creek Drive, South Portland , Maine 04106, is on file in the Town Manager’s office. Included there in is management’s discussion and analysis.

The Financial Audit Reports for July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016 can also be found online at www.windhammaine.us by selecting Finance from the departments listed in the Government submenu. Click on the Most Recent Reports link beneath the View Reports heading on the Finance page to see all audit documents.