Town of Oakland, Maine: Town Charter Review Citizen Survey
Dear Oakland Resident,
The Town of Oakland Charter was last reviewed in 2004. This document serves as the community’s foundational governing document. It establishes our manager–council form of government, defines the roles of elected officials and boards, and outlines how key decisions are made.
The Town Council is asking for citizen input of the Charter to ensure it remains clear, effective, transparent, and aligns the current best practices recommended by the Maine Municipal Association (MMA).
This short survey (approximately 5–7 minutes) is designed to gather resident input on what is working well and what may need clarification or modernization. Your feedback will help guide whether changes are recommended and, if so, what areas should be prioritized.
All responses are anonymous and will be summarized for the Town Council.
Thank you for helping shape Oakland’s future.
Sincerely,
Kelly Pinney-Michaud
Town Manager
Town of Oakland, Maine
Survey Instructions
- Read the Town Charter
- Required questions are marked with an asterisk (*)
- Unless noted, please select one response per question
Section 1: About You