INCORPORATED 1718 FALMOUTH MAINE Dog Licenses Dog licenses are now available for 2023. All current dog licenses expire December 31, 2022. Dogs over age 6 months must be licensed by January 1. Cost Neutered/Spayed Dog: $6.00 Unaltered Male or Female: $11.00 ($1.00 fee for online registrations) Register In person: Clerk's Office, Falmouth Town Hall. Present a current Maine rabies certificate and a neutering certificate if the dog has been altered. Online: Register at: www.maine.gov/dacf/ licensing. Provide a credit card, rabies certificate, your veterinarian's information, a license/tag number (if a renewal), and a spay or neuter certificate (if your dog has been altered). 2023 Short-Term Rental Registrations & Renewals The registration/renewal deadline for short- term rentals in Falmouth is January 1, 2023. Pursuant to Falmouth's Short-term Rental Ordinance, effective January 1, 2022, no person shall advertise, operate, or rent a short-term rental in the Town of Falmouth without first registering the short-term rental with the Town. Town staff are happy to assist with the registration process. Email str@falmouthme.org or call Julie Baxter at 207-699-5335 for additional information or if you intend to advertise, operate, or rent your short-term rental before the end of the year and have not already registered with the Town. Please note: New registrations after November 2 will be considered 2023 registrations. 2023 Transfer Station/Parking Stickers Available 2023 Transfer Station & Parking stickers to access the Transfer Station and to park at Town Landing in the coming year are now available. Stickers are $5.00 annually and can be purchased at either Town Hall or the Public Works Office on Woods Road. Stickers are valid from January 1 through December 31, 2023. Parking Ban Falmouth's overnight parking ban is in effect until April 15, 2023. Parking is prohibited on all Town-maintained roads from midnight until 6am. Falmouth Public Schools Campus Master Planning Community Input Session Thu, January 12, 2023 6:30-8pm Falmouth Middle School 52 Woodville Rd Hatti JHUH Snow day: January 25 Join Falmouth Public Schools and Master Planning consultants Oak Point A Associates for a conversation to guide planning of our 125-acre campus for the next decade and beyond. Our goal? Create a plan that supports our district and community needs, and promotes what is best for our students. Why is campus master planning important? Several factors demand a careful review and reconsideration of our campus learning environment: Age and wear of facilities and infrastructure Program expansion and staff to serve evolving student needs . Proactive planning avoids costly. reactive decisions What does the planning process look like? for Gather data, input, and feedback from all stakeholders (students, staff, families, community, etc.) Optimize campus d s design fo security, accessibility. functionality, sustainability, efficiency, aesthetics, and mental well-being, while considering benefits to the broader community . Establish realistic priorities that account for the importance of both long-term vision and fiscal responsibility If you are unable to attend, stay informed at www.almouthschools.org/aboutcampu masterplancing INCORPORATED 1718 FALMOUTH MAINE Dog Licenses Dog licenses are now available for 2023. All current dog licenses expire December 31 , 2022. Dogs over age 6 months must be licensed by January 1 . Cost Neutered / Spayed Dog : $ 6.00 Unaltered Male or Female : $ 11.00 ( $ 1.00 fee for online registrations ) Register In person : Clerk's Office , Falmouth Town Hall . Present a current Maine rabies certificate and a neutering certificate if the dog has been altered . Online : Register at : www.maine.gov/dacf/ licensing . Provide a credit card , rabies certificate , your veterinarian's information , a license / tag number ( if a renewal ) , and a spay or neuter certificate ( if your dog has been altered ) . 2023 Short - Term Rental Registrations & Renewals The registration / renewal deadline for short term rentals in Falmouth is January 1 , 2023. Pursuant to Falmouth's Short - term Rental Ordinance , effective January 1 , 2022 , no person shall advertise , operate , or rent a short - term rental in the Town of Falmouth without first registering the short - term rental with the Town . Town staff are happy to assist with the registration process . Email str@falmouthme.org or call Julie Baxter at 207-699-5335 for additional information or if you intend to advertise , operate , or rent your short - term rental before the end of the year and have not already registered with the Town . Please note : New registrations after November 2 will be considered 2023 registrations . 2023 Transfer Station / Parking Stickers Available 2023 Transfer Station & Parking stickers to access the Transfer Station and to park at Town Landing in the coming year are now available . Stickers are $ 5.00 annually and can be purchased at either Town Hall or the Public Works Office on Woods Road . Stickers are valid from January 1 through December 31 , 2023 . Parking Ban Falmouth's overnight parking ban is in effect until April 15 , 2023. Parking is prohibited on all Town - maintained roads from midnight until 6am . Falmouth Public Schools Campus Master Planning Community Input Session Thu , January 12 , 2023 6 : 30-8pm Falmouth Middle School 52 Woodville Rd Hatti JHUH Snow day : January 25 Join Falmouth Public Schools and Master Planning consultants Oak Point A Associates for a conversation to guide planning of our 125 - acre campus for the next decade and beyond . Our goal ? Create a plan that supports our district and community needs , and promotes what is best for our students . Why is campus master planning important ? Several factors demand a careful review and reconsideration of our campus learning environment : Age and wear of facilities and infrastructure Program expansion and staff to serve evolving student needs . Proactive planning avoids costly . reactive decisions What does the planning process look like ? for Gather data , input , and feedback from all stakeholders ( students , staff , families , community , etc. ) Optimize campus d s design fo security , accessibility . functionality , sustainability , efficiency , aesthetics , and mental well - being , while considering benefits to the broader community . Establish realistic priorities that account for the importance of both long - term vision and fiscal responsibility If you are unable to attend , stay informed at www.almouthschools.org/aboutcampu masterplancing