Snow Removal Assistance for Maine Seniors

Snow Shovelers Ready to Help Maine Seniors

Many Maine elders need help clearing snow after winter storms. Thankfully, many towns and communities have volunteers ready to meet this need. Requirements for each program vary, but generally, towns match volunteer shovelers who come after each storm to remove snow from steps and walkways (driveways and roofs excluded) for no charge.

This list includes the local snow removal programs we’re aware of. If you don’t see your town listed, call your city hall or town offices and ask if your community offers snow removal for seniors. You might also try local churches and high schools to find a volunteer.

Acton, Alfred, Lebanon, North Berwick, Sanford, Shapleigh, Springvale

Thriving in Place

Robin Bibber, 207-457-0080

Arundel 

Wendy Lank, 207-985-4201

Baldwin, Cornish, Hiram, Newfield, Parsonfield

The Grateful Undead

[email protected]

Casco, Bridgton, Harrison, Naples, Sebago

Crosswalk Community Outreach, 207-615-3226

Freeport, Pownal

Freeport Community Services, 207-865-3985

South Portland

Social Services, 207-767-7617

Portland

City of Portland Office of Elder Affairs

Linda Weare, 207-541-6620

Neighborhood contacts:

Back Cove, Carol, 207-899-3092 or 508-728-1296

Deering Center, Sally, 207-253-9943

Deering Highlands, Leah, 207-239-7051

East End, Elaine, 207-671-6132

West End, Morgan, 207-620-0843

Portland Area Villages (aging in place network)

Carol Colton, 207-370-1896 or [email protected]

Yarmouth

Joan Dollarhite,[email protected]