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Old Town City Manager Announces Retirement After 15 Years

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Bill Mayo, the city manager for Old Town, submitted his 90-day notice of retirement on November 2, 2026. City Council President Christian Pushor announced the retirement during a council meeting, noting that Mayo has served in the role for over 15 years. Mayo will remain in his position until January 7.

From bangordailynews.com

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Mayo was responsible for navigating Old Town through major challenges, including two mill closures and a downtown fire. During his tenure, he also secured millions of dollars in grants for the city. Old Town will advertise the job opening through the Maine Municipal Association, with the City Council conducting interviews.

From bangordailynews.com

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  • MayoCity Manager of Old Town
  • Old TownCity governed by the City Council
  • city councilLegislative body that governs Old Town

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