Town Council
On behalf of the Town Council, welcome to our website! Founded in 1814, Hermon has become a gem in the heart of Maine providing its residents with a quiet country lifestyle with excellent recreational opportunities, while providing all of the necessary services and more to its residents. With a population of 6,000 and growing, Hermon has several business parks that provide many jobs for its residents and surrounding communities.
You can be assured the Hermon Town Council is committed to helping provide the best services for Hermon’s residents while maintaining a stable tax rate. Whether you are looking to establish your business or are looking for a great place to raise a family, Hermon has it. It is our hope that you will take an opportunity to visit our down-home friendly community, we’d be happy to meet you! If you’d like to contact members of the Town Council, feel free to search our staff directory for our contact information!
The Town Council meets monthly and we welcome your participation. The are Council Rules attached to help explain the format of each meeting and answer your questions about Town Government. We look forward to seeing you at the next meeting!
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Joshua Berry – term #1 – expires 06/30/2027
Richard Cyr – term #1 – expires 6/30/2025
Christopher Gray – term #1 – expires 6/30/2026
Terry Hamm- Morris – term #1 – expires 6/30/2027
Ronald Murphy – term #2 – expires 06/30/2026
John Snyer III – term #3 – expires 06/30/2025
Derek Wood – term #1 – expires 6/30/2025
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The Hermon Town Charter states: ” Councilpersons shall be at least 21 years of age, shall be registered voters of the Town and shall reside in the Town during their term of office. After serving three full consecutive terms as a Councilperson, an individual must wait one year before serving on the Council again.”
Town Committees
On occasion, the Town Council appoints Ad Hoc committees to study, review and report on specific topics.
To learn more about Hermon’s committees visit ; Town Committees