An Act To Codify the County Commissioner Districts as Apportioned by Public Law 2003, Chapter 43
Maine Legislature, Session 121, LD 1609
Amends: 30-A MRSA §66, 30-A MRSA §66-A

Legislative Document 
No. 1609 
H.P.1183 
House of Representatives, May 7, 2003 
An Act To Codify the County Commissioner Districts as 
Apportioned by Public Law 2003, Chapter 43 
Reported by Representative DUNLAP of Old Town for the apportionment commission 
pursuant to the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 30-A, section 65. 
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MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec. 1. 30-A MRSA §66, as repealed by PL 2003, c. 43, §2 and 
as amended by PL 2003, c. 62, §3 and affected by §§5 and 6, is 
repealed. 
Sec. 2. 30-A MRSA §66-A is enacted to read: 
§66-A. 
County cgmmissioner districts 
1. 
Creation of Androscoggin County Cgmmissioner Districts. 
Androscoggin County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
1, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Androscoggin, 
consists 
of the 
minor civil divisions 
of 
Durham. Greene. Leeds. Lisbon. Livermore. Livermore Falls, 
Sabattus. 
Turner and Wales. 
The 
term of office of the 
county commissioner from this district expires in 2004 and 
every 4 years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
2. 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Androscoggin, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor civil divisions 
of 
Auburn. 
Mechanic Falls, 
Minot 
and Poland. 
The 
term of 
office of the county commissioner from this district expires 
in 2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
3. 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Androscoggin, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
division 
of 
Lewiston. 
The term of office of the county commissioner 
from 
this district expires 
in 
2006 
and 
every 
years 
thereafter. 
2. 
Creation of Aroostook County Commissioner Districts. 
Aroostook County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
1, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Aroostook. consists of the minor civil divisions of Amity, 
Bancroft, 
Blaine, 
Bridgewater, 
Cary Plantation, 
Crystal, 
Dyer 
Brook. 
Easton. 
Fort Fairfield, 
Glenwood Plantation, 
Hammond, 
Haynesville, 
Hersey, 
Hodgdon, 
Houlton, 
Island 
Falls. Linneus, Littleton, Ludlow, Macwahoc Plantation, Mars 
Hill, Merrill, Monticello. 
Moro Plantation. 
New Limerick. 
Oakfield, Orient, Oxbow Plantation, Penobscot Indian Island 
Reservation, Reed Plantation, Sherman, Smyrna and Weston and 
the unorganized territories of Central Aroostook and South 
Aroostook. 
The term of office of the county commissioner 
from 
this district expires 
in 
2006 
and 
every 
years 
thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
2, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Aroostook, consists of the minor civil divisions of Ashland, 
Caribou, 
Castle 
Hill, 
Chapman, 
Garfield 
Plantation, 
Mapleton, Masardis, Presgue Isle, WaShburn and Westfield and 
the unorganized territory of Northwest Aroostook. 
The term 
of office of the county commissioner 
from this d1str1ct. 
expires in 2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
3, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Aroostook, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Allagash, Caswell, Cyr, Eagle Lake, Fort Kent, Frenchville, 
Grand Isle, 
Hamlin, 
Limestone, 
Madawaska, 
Nashyille, 
New 
Canada, 
New Sweden, Perham, Portage Lake( st. Agatha, St. 
Francis, St. John, Stockholm, Van Buren, Wade, Wallagrass, 
Westmanland, Winterville and Woodland and the unorganized 
territories of Connor and Sguare Lake. 
The term of office 
of the county commissioner from this district expires in 
2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
3. 
Creation of Cumberland County COJmlissioner Districts. 
Cumberland County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
1, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Cumberland, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Cumberland, 
Falmouth, 
Long Island, Portland and Yarmouth. 
The term of office of the commissioner from this district 
expires in 2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
a. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
2, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Cumberland, consists of the minor civil divisions of Cape 
Elizabeth, Frye Island, Gorham, Scarborough, South Portland, 
Standish 
and 
Westbrook. 
The 
term 
of 
office 
of 
the 
commissioner from this district expires in 2004 and every 4 
years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
3, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Cumberland, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Baldwin, 
Bridgton, 
Brunswick, 
Casco, 
Freeport, 
Gray, 
Harpswell, Harrison, Naples, New Gloucester, North Yarmouth, 
Pownal, Raymond, Sebago and Windham. 
The term of office of 
the commissioner 
from this district expires in 2006 
and 
every 4 years thereafter. 
4. 
Creation of Franklin County Commissioner Districts. 
Franklin County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
1, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Franklin, consists of the minor civil divisions of Carthage, 
Jay and Wilton. 
The term of office of the commissioner 
from 
this district expires in 
2004 
and 
every 
years 
thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
2, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Franklin, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Chesterville, Farmington and New Sharon. 
The term of office 
of the commissioner from this district expires in 2004 and 
every 4 years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
3, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Franklin, consists of the minor civil divisions of Avon, 
Carrabassett Valley, Coplin Plantation, Dallas Plantation, 
Eustis, Industry, Kingfield, Madrid, New Vineyard, Phillips, 
Rangeley, 
Rangeley 
Plantation, 
Sandy 
River 
Plantation, 
Strong, Temple and Weld and the unorganized territories of 
East Central Franklin, North Franklin, South Franklin, West 
Central Franklin and Wyman. 
The 
term of office of the 
commissioner from this district expires in 2006 and every 4 
years thereafter. 
5. 
Creation of 
Hancock 
County 
Commissioner Districts. 
Hancock County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
1, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Hancock, consists of the minor civil divisions of Amherst, 
Aurora, Blue HilL Eastbrook, Ellsworth, Gouldsboro, Great 
Pond, Mariaville, Osborn, Otis, Sorrento, Sullivan, Surry, 
Waltham and Winter Harbor and the unorganized territories of 
Central Hancock, East Hancock and Northwest Hancock. 
The 
term of office of 
the 
commissioner 
from 
this district 
expires in 2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
2, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Hancock, consists of the minor civil divisions of Brooklin, 
Brooksville, Bucksport, Castine, Dedham, Deer Isle, Orland, 
Penobscot, 
Sedgwick, 
Stonington and Verona. 
The term of 
office of the commissioner from this district expires in 
2006 and every 4 years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
3, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Hancock, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor civil divisions 
of 
Bar 
Harbor, 
Cranberry 
Isles, 
Franklin, 
Frenchboro, 
Hancock, 
Lamoine, 
Mount 
Desert, 
Southwest 
Harbor, 
Swan's 
Island, 
Tremont and Trenton. 
The term of office of the commissioner 
from 
this district expires 
in 
2004 
and 
every 
years 
thereafter. 
6. 
Creation of Kennebec 
County 
Commissioner Districts. 
Kennebec County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
1, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Kennebec, consists of the minor civil divisions of Augusta, 
Chelsea, China, Pittston, Randolph, Sidney, Vassalboro and 
Windsor. 
The term of office of the commissioner from this 
district expires in 2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
2, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Kennebec, consists of the minor civil divisions of Belgrade, 
Farmingdale, 
Fayette, 
Gardiner, 
Hallowell, 
Litchfield, 
Manchester, Monmouth, Mount Vernon, Readfield, Rome, Vienna, 
Wayne, West Gardiner and Winthrop. 
The term of office of 
the commissioner 
from this district expires in 2006 
and 
every 4 years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
3, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Kennebec, consists of the minor civil divisions of Albion, 
Benton, 
Clinton, Oakland, Waterville and Winslow and the 
unorganized territory of Unity. 
The term of office of the 
commissioner from this district expires in 2004 and every 4 
years thereafter. 
1. 
Creation of Knox County COlllllissioner Districts. 
Knox 
County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner District Number 1, in the County of Knox, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Owls 
Head, 
Rockland, Rockport and South Thomaston. 
The term of office 
of the commissioner from this district expires in 2006 and 
every 4 years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner District Number 2, in the County of Knox, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Cushing, 
Friendship, St. 
George, Thomaston and Warren. 
The term of 
office of the commissioner from this district expires in 
2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner District Number 3, in the County of Knox, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of Appleton, Camden, 
Hope, Isle au Haut, Matinicus Isle Plantation, North Haven, 
Union, 
Vinalhaven 
and 
Washington 
and 
the 
unorganized 
territory 
of 
Criehaven. 
The 
term 
of 
office 
of 
the 
commissioner from this district expires in 2004 and every 4 
years thereafter. 
8. 
Creation of Lincoln 
County 
Commissioner Districts. 
Lincoln County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
1, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Lincoln, consists of the minor civil divisions of Boothbay, 
Boothbay Harbor, 
Edgecomb, 
Southport. Westport Island and 
Wiscasset. 
The term of office of the commissioner from this 
district expires in 2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
2, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Lincoln, consists of the minor civil divisions of Bremen, 
Bristol, Monhegan Plantation, Nobleboro, South Bristol and 
Waldoboro. 
The term of office of the commissioner from this 
district expires in 2006 and every 4 years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
3, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Lincoln, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of Alna, 
Damariscotta, Dresden, Jefferson, Newcastle, Somerville and 
Whi tefield and the unorganized territory of Hibberts Gore. 
The term of office of the commissioner from this district 
expires in 2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
9. 
Creation 
of 
Oxford 
County 
Commissioner 
Districts. 
Oxford County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner District Number 1, in the County of Oxford, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of Bethel, Brownfield, 
Denmark, Fryeburg, Hanover, Hiram, Lovell, Norway, Porter, 
Stow, Sweden and Waterford and in the unorganized territory 
of South Oxford the following census units: 
Block 1032, 
Block 1033, Block 1034, Block 1035, Block 1036, Block 1037, 
Block 1038, Block 1039, Block 1040, Block 1041, Block 1196, 
Block 1197, Block 1198, Block 1199, Block 1200, Block 1201, 
Block 1202, Block 1203, Block 1204, Block 1205 and Block 
1208 
of 
Tract 
996000. 
The 
term 
of 
office 
of 
the 
commissioner from this district expires in 2004 and every 4 
years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner District Number 2, in the County of Oxford, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of Andover, 
Byron, 
Canton, 
Dixfield, 
Gilead, 
Hartford, 
Lincoln 
Plantation, 
Magalloway 
Plantation, 
Mexico, 
Newry, 
Peru, 
Roxbury, 
Rumford, Sumner and Upton and the unorganized territories of 
Milton 
and 
North 
Oxford. 
The 
term 
of 
office 
of 
the 
commissioner from this district expires in 2004 and every 4 
years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner District Number 3, in the County of Oxford, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Buckfield, 
Greenwood, Hebron, Otisfield, Oxford, Paris. Stoneham, West 
Paris and Woodstock and in the unorganized territory of 
South Oxford the following census units: 
Block 1023, Block 
1024, Block 1025, Block 1026, Block 1027, Block 1028, Block 
1029, Block 1030, Block 1031, Block 1042, Block 1043, Block 
1044, Block 1045, Block 1046, Block 1047, Block 1048, Block 
1049, Block 1050, Block 1051, Block 1052, Block 1053, Block 
1054, Block 1055, Block 1056, Block 1057, Block 1058, Block 
1059, Block 1060, Block 1061, Block 1062, Block 1123, Block 
1128, Block 1129, Block 1130, Block 1131, Block 1132, Block 
1133, Block 1l34, Block 1135, Block 1136, Block 1137, Block 
1138, Block 1139, Block 1140, Block 1141, Block 1142, Block 
1143, Block 1144, Block 1145, Block 1146, Block 1147, Block 
1148, Block 1149, Block 1150, Block 1151, Block 1152, Block 
1153, Block 1154, Block 1155, Block 1156, Block 1157, Block 
1158, Block 1161, Block 1162, Block 1163, Block 1976, Block 
1988, 
Block 
1989, 
Block 
1990 
and 
Block 
1991 
of Tract 
996000. 
The term of office of the commissioner from this 
district expires in 2006 and every 4 years thereafter. 
10. 
Creation of Penobscot County Commissioner Districts. 
Penobscot County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
1, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Penobscot, consists of the minor civil divisions of Bangor, 
Brewer, Clifton, Eddington, Holden and Veazie. 
The term of 
office of the commissioner from this district expires in 
2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
2, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Penobscot. 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Bradford, 
Carmel, 
Charleston, 
Corinna, 
Corinth, 
Dexter, 
Dixmont, Etna, Exeter, Garland, Glenburn, Hampden, 
Hermon, 
Hudson, 
Kenduskeag, 
Levant, 
Newburgh, 
Newport, 
Orrington, 
Plymouth 
and 
Stetson. 
The 
term 
of 
office 
of 
the 
commissioner from this district expires in 2004 and every 4 
years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
3, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Penobscot, consists of the minor civil divisions of Alton, 
Bradley, 
Burlington, 
Carroll 
Plantation, 
Chester, 
Drew 
Plantation, East Millinocket, Edinburg, Enfield, Greenbush, 
Howland, 
Lagrange, 
Lakeville, 
Lee, 
Lincoln, 
Lowell, 
Mattawamkeag, Maxfield, Medway, Milford, Millinocket, Mount 
Chase, 
Old 
Town, 
Orono, 
Passadumkeag, 
Patten, 
Penobscot 
Indian Island Reservation, Seboeis Plantation, Springfield, 
Stacyville, Webster Plantation, Winn and Woodville and the 
unorganized territories of Argyle, East Central Penobscot, 
Kingman, North Penobscot, Prentiss and Twombly. 
The term of 
office of the commissioner from this district expires in 
2006 and every 4 years thereafter. 
11. 
Creation of Piscatagyis Count;,y Commissioner Districts. 
Piscataquis County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
1, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Piscataquis, consists of the minor civil divisions of Abbot, 
Beaver 
Cove, 
Greenville, 
Guilford, 
Kingsbury 
Plantation, 
Monson, Parkman, Shirley and Wellington and the unorganized 
territories of Blanchard and Northwest Piscataquis. 
The 
term of office of 
the 
commissioner 
from 
this district 
expires in 2006 and every 4 years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
2, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Piscataquis, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Bowerbank, Dover-Foxcroft, Sangerville and Willimantic and 
in the unorganized territory of Northeast Piscataquis the 
following census units; Block 1674, Block 1675 and Block 
1676 of Tract 960300; 
and Block 1025, 
Block 1026, 
Block 
1027, Block 1030, Block 1031, Block 1032, Block 1033, Block 
1034, Block 1035, Block 1036, Block 1037, Block 1038, Block 
1039, Block 1040, Block 1041, Block 1043, Block 1044, Block 
1045, Block 1046, Block 1047, Block 1048, Block 1049, Block 
1050, Block 1982, Block 1983, Block 1984, Block 1987 and 
Block 1988 of Tract 960400. 
The 
term of office of the 
commissioner from this district expires in 2004 and every 4 
years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
3, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Piscataquis, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Atkinson, Brownville, Lake View Plantation, Medford, Milo, 
Sebec, the unorganized territory of Southeast Piscataquis 
and in the unorganized territory of Northeast Piscataquis, 
the following census units: 
Block 1000, Block 1001, Block 
1002, Block 1003, Block 1004, Block 1005, Block 1006, Block 
1007, Block 1008, Block 1009, Block 1010, Block 1011, Block 
1021, Block 1025, Block 1026, Block 1027, Block 1028, Block 
1029, Block 1030, Block 1031, Block 1032, Block 1033, Block 
1034, Block 1035, Block 1036, Block 1037, Block 1038, Block 
1039, Block 1041, Block 1043, Block 1044, Block 1045, Block 
1046, Block 1047, Block 1048, Block 1049, Block 1050, Block 
1051, Block 1052, Block 1053, Block 1054, Block 1055, Block 
1056, Block 1057, Block 1058, Block 1059, Block 1060, Block 
1061, Block 1062, Block 1063, Block 1064, Block 1065, Block 
1066, Block 1067, Block 1068, Block 1069, Block 1070, Block 
1071, Block 1145, Block 1146, Block 1147, Block 1148, Block 
1149, Block 1150, Block 1151, Block 1152, Block 1153, Block 
1237, Block 1238, Block 1240, Block 1241, Block 1243, Block 
1245, Block 1246, Block 1257, Block 1258, Block 1259, Block 
1260, Block 1261, Block 1262, Block 1263, Block 1264, Block 
1265, Block 1266, Block 1267, Block 1268, Block 1269, Block 
1270, Block 1271, Block 1272, Block 1273, Block 1274, Block 
1275, Block 1276, Block 1277, Block 1278, Block 1279, Block 
1280, Block 1281, Block 1282, Block 1283, Block 1284, Block 
1285, Block 1286, Block 1287, Block 1288, Block 1289, Block 
1290, Block 1291, Block 1293, Block 1294, Block 1295, Block 
1296, Block 1297, Block 1301, Block 1302, Block 1303, Block 
1304, Block 1306, Block 1307, Block 1308, Block 1309, Block 
1398, Block 1399, Block 1400, Block 1401, Block 1402, Block 
1403, Block 1404, Block 1405, Block 1406, Block 1407, Block 
1408, Block 1409, Block 1410, Block 1411, Block 1412, Block 
1413, Block 1414, Block 1415, Block 1416, Block 1417, Block 
1418, Block 1419, Block 1420, Block 1421, Block 1422, Block 
1423, Block 1428, Block 1444, Block 1446, Block 1447, Block 
1448, Block 1449, Block 1450, Block 1451, Block 1452, Block 
1453, Block 1454, Block 1455, Block 1456, Block 1457, Block 
1458, Block 1459, Block 1460, Block 1461, Block 1462, Block 
1463, Block 1464, Block 1465, Block 1466, Block 1467, Block 
1468, Block 1469, Block 1470, Block 1471, Block 1472, Block 
1473, Block 1474, Block 1475, Block 1476, Block 1477, Block 
1478, Block 1479, Block 1480, Block 1481, Block 1482, Block 
1483, Block 1484, Block 1485, Block 1486, Block 1487, Block 
1488, Block 1489, Block 1490, Block 1491, Block 1492, Block 
1493, Block 1494, Block 1495, Block 1496, Block 1497, Block 
1498, Block 1499, Block 1500, Block 1501, Block 1502, Block 
1503, Block 1504, Block 1505, Block 1506, Block 1507, Block 
1508, Block 1509, Block 1510, Block 1511, Block 1512, Block 
15l3, Block 1514, Block 1515, Block 1516, Block 1517, Block 
1518, Block 1519, Block 1520, Block 1521, Block 1522, Block 
1523, Block 1524, Block 1525, Block 1526, Block 1527, Block 
1528, Block 1529, Block 1530, Block 1531, Block 1532, Block 
1533, Block 1534, Block 1535, Block 1536, Block 1537, Block 
1538, Block 1539, Block 1540, Block 1541, Block 1542, Block 
1543, Block 1544, Block 1545, Block 1546, Block 1547, Block 
1548, Block 1549, Block 1550, Block 1551, Block 1552, Block 
1553, Block 1554, Block 1555, Block 1556, Block 1557, Block 
1558, Block 1559, Block 1560, Block 1561, Block 1562, Block 
1563, Block 1564, Block 1565, Block 1566, Block 1567, Block 
1568, Block 1569, Block 1570, Block 1571, Block 1572, Block 
1573, Block 1574, Block 1585, Block 1586, Block 1587, Block 
1588, Block 1589, Block 1590, Block 1591, Block 1592, Block 
1593, Block 1594, Block 1595, Block 1596, Block 1597, Block 
1598, Block 1599, Block 1600, Block 1601, Block 1602, Block 
1609, Block 1611, Block 1640, Block 1641, Block 1642, Block 
1643, Block 1644, Block 1645, Block 1646, Block 1647, Block 
1648, Block 1650, Block 1651, Block 1652, Block 1653, Block 
1654, Block 1655, Block 1656, Block 1657, Block 1658, Block 
1659, Block 1660, Block 1661, Block 1662, Block 1663, Block 
1664, Block 1665, Block 1666, Block 1667, Block 1668, Block 
1669, Block 1670, Block 1671, Block 1672, Block 1673, Block 
1677, Block 1678, Block 1679, Block 1680, Block 1681, Block 
1682, Block 1683, Block 1684, Block 1685, Block 1686, Block 
1687, Block 1688, Block 1689, Block 1690, Block 1691, Block 
1692, Block 1693, Block 1694, Block 1695, Block 1696, Block 
1697, Block 1698, Block 1699, Block 1700, Block 1701, Block 
1702, Block 1703, Block 1704, Block 1705, Block 1706, Block 
1707, Block 1708, Block 1709, Block 1710, Block 1711, Block 
1712, Block 1713, Block 1714, Block 1715, Block 1716, Block 
1717, Block 1718, Block 1719, Block 1720, Block 1721, Block 
1722, Block 1723, Block 1724, Block 1725, Block 1726, Block 
1727, Block 1728, Block 1729, Block 1730, Block 1731, Block 
1732, Block 1733, Block 1734, Block 1735, Block 1736, Block 
1737, Block 1738, Block 1739, Block 1740, Block 1741, Block 
1818, Block 1819, Block 1820, Block 1841, Block 1842, Block 
1843, Block 1844, Block 1845, Block 1846, Block 1847, Block 
1848, Block 1849, Block 1850, Block 1851, Block 1852, Block 
1853, Block 1854, Block 1855, Block 1856, Block 1857, Block 
1858, Block 1859, Block 1860, Block 1861, Block 1862, Block 
1863, Block 1864, Block 1865, Block 1866, Block 1867, Block 
1868, Block 1869, Block 1870, Block 1887, Block 1888, Block 
1891, Block 1911, Block 1912, Block 1913, Block 1914, Block 
1915, Block 1916, Block 1917, Block 1918, Block 1919, Block 
1920, Block 1921, Block 1922, Block 1923, Block 1924, Block 
1925, Block 1926, Block 1927, Block 1928, Block 1929, Block 
1930, Block 1931, Block 1932, Block 1933, Block 1934, Block 
1948, Block 1949, Block 1950, Block 1951, Block 1952, Block 
1953, Block 1954, Block 1955, Block 1956, Block 1957, Block 
1958, Block 1959, Block 1960, Block 1961, Block 1962, Block 
1963, Block 1964, Block 1965, Block 1966, Block 1967, Block 
1968, Block 1969, Block 1970, Block 1971, Block 1972, Block 
1973, Block 1975, Block 1976, Block 1977, Block 1979, Block 
1980, Block 1981, Block 1982, Block 1989, Block 1990, Block 
1991, Block 1992, Block 1993, Block 1994, Block 1995, Block 
1996, Block 1997, Block 1998 and Block 1999 of Tract 960300; 
and Block 1969 and Block 1981 of Tract 960400. 
The term of 
office of the commissioner 
from this district expires in 
2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
12. 
Creation of Sagadahoc County COllllllissioner Districts. 
Sagadahoc County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
1, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Sagadahoc, consists of the minor civil divisions of Bowdoin 
and Topsham. 
The term of office of the commissioner from 
this district expires in 2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
2, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Sagadahoc , 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Bowdoinham, 
Georgetown, 
Phippsburg, 
Richmond 
and Woolwich 
and 
the 
unorganized territory of 
Perkins. 
The 
term 
of 
office of the commissioner from this district expires in 
2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
3, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Sagadahoc, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Arrowsic, Bath and West Bath. 
The term of office of the 
commissioner from this district expires in 2006 and every 4 
years thereafter. 
13. 
Creation of Somerset County Commissioner Districts. 
Somerset County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
1, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Somerset, consists of the minor civil divisions of Anson, 
Athens, 
Bingham, 
Brighton Plantation, Cambridge, Caratunk, 
Dennistown Plantation, 
Embden, 
Harmony, Hartland, Highland 
Plantation, 
Jackman, 
Moose 
River, 
Moscow, 
New 
Portland, 
Palmyra, 
Pleasant 
Ridge 
Plantation, 
Ripley, 
St. 
Albans, 
Starks, The Forks Plantation and West Forks Plantation and 
the unorganized territories of Central Somerset, Northeast 
Somerset, Northwest Somerset and Seboomook Lake Plantation. 
The term of office of the commissioner from this district 
expires in 2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
2, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Somerset, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Fairfield, 
Madison, 
Mercer, 
Norridgewock, 
Smithfield 
and 
Solon. 
The term of office of the commissioner from this 
district expires in 2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner 
District 
Number 
3, 
in 
the 
County 
of 
Somerset, consists of the minor civil divisions of Canaan, 
Cornville, Detroit, Pittsfield and Skowhegan. 
The term of 
office of the commissioner from this district expires in 
2006 and every 4 years thereafter. 
14. 
Creation of Waldo County Commissioner Districts. 
Waldo 
County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner District Number 1, in the County of Waldo, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of Belfast, Belmont, 
Islesboro, Lincolnville, Northport and Waldo. 
The term of 
office of the commissioner from this district expires in 
2006 and every 4 years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner District Number 2, in the County of Waldo, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of Frankfort, Jackson, 
Monroe, Prospect, Searsport, Stockton Springs, Swanville and 
Winterport. 
The term of office of the commissioner from 
this district expires in 2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner District Number 3, in the County of Waldo, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of Brooks, 
Burnham, 
Freedom, 
Knox, 
Liberty, 
Montville, 
Morrill, 
Palermo, 
Searsmont, Thorndike, Troy and Unity. 
The term of office of 
the commissioner 
from this district expires in 2004 
and 
every 4 years thereafter. 
15. 
Creation of Washington County Co ..... issioner Districts. 
Washington County is divided into the following 3 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner District Number 
L 
in Washington County, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil 
divisions 
of 
Alexander, 
Baileyville, 
Baring, 
Beddington, 
Calais, 
Charlotte, 
Codyville Plantation, Cooper, 
Crawford, Danforth, Deblois, 
Dennysville, 
Grand 
Lake 
Stream 
Plantation, 
Meddybemps, 
Northfield, 
Passamaquoddy 
Indian 
Township 
Reservation, 
Princeton, Robbinston, Talmadge, Topsfield, Vanceboro, Waite 
and 
Wesley 
and 
the 
unorganized 
territory 
of 
North 
Washington. 
The term of office of the commissioner from 
this district expires in 2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner District Number 2, in Washington County, 
consists 
of 
the 
minor 
civil divisions 
of Cutler, 
East 
Machias, 
Eastport, 
Lubec, 
Machias, 
Passamaquoddy Pleasant 
Point 
Reservation, 
Pembroke, 
Perry 
and 
Whiting 
and 
the 
unorganized territory of East Central Washington. 
The term 
of office of the commissioner from this district expires in 
2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner District Number 
3, in Washington County, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of Addison, 
Beals, 
Centerville, 
Cherryfield, 
Columbia, 
Columbia 
Falls, 
Harrington, 
Jonesboro, 
Jonesport, 
Machiasport, Marshfield, 
Milbridge, Roque Bluffs, Steuben and Whitneyville. 
The term 
of office of the commissioner from this district expires in 
2006 and every 4 years thereafter. 
16. 
Creation of York County CODBDissioner Districts. 
York 
County is divided into the following 5 districts. 
A. 
Commissioner District Number L 
in the County of York, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of A.cton, 
Berwick, 
Buxton, 
Cornish, 
Hollis, 
Lebanon, 
Limerick, 
Limington, 
Newfield 
and 
Parsonsfield. 
The 
term 
of office of 
the 
commissioner from this district expires in 2006 and every 4 
years thereafter. 
B. 
Commissioner District Number 2, in the County of York, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of Arundel, Biddeford, 
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Kennebunk 
and Kennebunkport. 
The 
term of office of the 
commissioner from this district expires in 2006 and every 4 
years thereafter. 
C. 
Commissioner District Number 3, in the County of York, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of Dayton, Lyman, Old 
Orchard Beach, Saco and Waterboro. 
The term of office of 
the commissioner from this district expires in 2006 
and 
every 4 years thereafter. 
D. 
Commissioner District Number 4, in the County of York, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of Alfred, 
North 
Berwick, Sanford, Shapleigh and South Berwick. 
The term of 
office of the commissioner from this district expires in 
2004 and every 4 years thereafter. 
E. 
Commissioner District Number 5, in the County of York, 
consists of the minor civil divisions of Eliot, Kittery, 
Ogunquit, 
Wells 
and 
York. 
The 
term of office 
of 
the 
commissioner from this district expires in 2004 and every 4 
years thereafter. 
SUMMARY 
This bill carries out the legislative intent of Public Law 
2003, 
chapter 
by 
specifying, 
per 
United 
States 
Census 
designations, 
those 
areas 
that 
are 
located 
in 
each 
county 
commissioner 
district 
as 
reapportioned 
by 
the 
apportionment 
commission and submitted to the Clerk of the House April 3, 2003.