Albion, Maine
Albion is a rural community located on the Northeast side of Kennebec County in Central Maine. With a total area of 39.46 square miles (38.83 sq miles land, .63 sq miles water) Albion is home to just over 2,000 people in approximately 820 households.
Land area – 24,192 Acres
Inland Water Area – 408 Acres
Previously called Freetown, Fairfax and Lagonia
Incorporated March 9, 1804, the 151st Town
Part set off to China, June 5, 1818
Name changed to Lagonia, March 10, 1821
Name changed to Albion, February 25, 1824
Part of Unity Plantation annexed March 30, 1852
Part sent off to Benton, March 14, 1853
Part of Benton annexed May 26, 1989
Population 2010 census - 2041
Town Officials
Selectpersons
Beverly Bradstreet - 207-437-4751 -
Walden Linnell - 207-649-2653 -
Town Clerk, Treasurer, Tax Collector & Registrar of Voters
Jeanie Doore - 207-437-2900 - t
Code Enforcement Officer and Plumbing Inspector
Crystal Nichols - 207-716-6338 -
Animal Control Officer
Peter E. Nerber- 207-505-0981 (Cell) 207-993-3110 (Home)
Peter A. Nerber- 207-242-9174 (Cell) 207-993-2225 (Home)
Fire Chief
Andy Clark - 680-0138 - Email
Road Commissioner
Matt Lee - 314-0498
Planning Board. Chairman
Jeanne Siviski -
Bill Gatti - Secretary - Email
Appeals Board Secretary