The Town of Livermore Falls, located in Maine, has a rich history dating back to its incorporation in 1795. Named after Deacon Elijah Livermore, one of the town's first English settlers, Livermore Falls offers a town manager select board system of government and a variety of services for its residents.
With roots in Abenaki Indian territory, Livermore Falls was settled in 1786 and later divided by the Androscoggin River into Oxford and Kennebec counties. The town continues to thrive with a dedicated team of officials, including the town manager, treasurer, tax collector, and various department heads overseeing essential services for the community.
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