Welcome to Dallas Plantation

Dallas Plantation, established in 1845, is located in Franklin County, Maine, and considered to be part of an area known as the Rangeley Lakes Region. A plantation is a type of civil division exclusive to Maine that has all the power of a town but differs slightly in responsibilities; plantation assessors serve as selectmen and there are fewer officers than in towns. Current officers’ names, positions, and contact information can be found on the Municipal Officers page.

Assessor meetings are held every other Tuesday at 6:00 pm at the Plantation Town House unless otherwise noted. The public is always welcome and encouraged to attend. An agenda and minutes are posted on the website.

The annual meeting for Dallas Plantation is held on a Friday in June to elect Assessors and vote on the town budget. Written notification is posted. All residents are encouraged to attend.

Social welfare concerns may be brought to the attention of the Assessors directly or to the town clerk. A free confidential referral service can connect you to available resources by dialing 211 statewide. This is a collaborative effort with the State of Maine Health and Human Services, the United Way, and The Opportunity Alliance.