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Two Nights — Two Locations — Two Opportunities — Too Good To Be True!

Community Input Events

  • Your voice matters!

    Every coastal community is shaped by the people who call it home. By sharing your ideas and concerns, you help ensure our resilience plan reflects what matters most — protecting our homes, working waterfronts, and way of life. Your voice helps guide decisions today that will keep St. George and South Thomaston strong, connected, and prepared for the future.

  • Your presence matters!

    When you attend community meetings, your presence makes a difference. Being part of the conversation helps ensure our resilience plan reflects the full strength of St. George and South Thomaston. By showing up, you help neighbors, leaders, and decision-makers see that our community is engaged, united, and ready to shape a resilient future together.

  • Connections count!

    Resilience is stronger when we work together. By staying connected with your neighbors and your community, you help share ideas, spread important information, and build support for solutions that protect our coast and our way of life. Connection keeps us informed, prepared, and united in facing challenges together.

Two Meetings, Two Locations
To make it easier for everyone to attend, we’re holding back-to-back community meetings — one in South Thomaston and one in St. George. You’re welcome at either meeting (or both!) regardless of where you live. The goal is simple: more options, more access, and more voices shaping our resilience plan.

What to Expect at the Meetings

  • Welcome & Introduction
    A brief overview of why resilience planning matters for our coastal communities.

  • Informational Presentation
    Learn what resiliency planning means, how it affects St. George and South Thomaston, and what progress has been made so far.

  • Community Planning Update
    Hear the current status of local planning efforts and upcoming opportunities.

  • Open Discussion
    Share your thoughts, ask questions, and raise ideas in a supportive setting.

  • Breakout Groups
    Smaller, interactive sessions where participants can dive deeper into specific topics and help shape the plan.

So. Thomaston

Wednesday,

October 1st

Location:

Gilford Butler Community Center, 54 Spruce Head Road,

South Thomaston, ME

Time:

4:30 - 6:00 PM

    St. George.   

   Thursday,  

October 2nd

Location:

St. George School

65 Main Street,

St. George, ME

Time:

4:30 - 6:00 PM

Child Care Provided
We want everyone’s voice at the table. To make it easier for parents and caregivers to attend, free child care will be available at our community meetings. This way, you can focus on the discussion knowing your children are safe and cared for nearby.

Two Towns.

One Community.

Working Together.

St. George and South Thomaston are unique in their decision to face coastal challenges together. Both towns know the realities of rising seas, powerful storms, and the demands of sustaining working waterfronts. By forming a collaborative resilience committee, they are taking an innovative step: planning not just as neighbors, but as partners.

This joint effort recognizes that weather, water, and livelihoods don’t stop at town lines. Through shared knowledge, combined resources, and a united voice, the two communities are creating a stronger, more comprehensive plan than either could achieve alone. Their collaboration is a model of coastal innovation — proving that when towns work together, they build not only resilience, but lasting connections for the future.

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