Public Safety Information

FIRE, MEDICAL OR POLICE EMERGENCIES - CALL 9-1-1

  • Our 9-1-1 calls are dispatched by the Cumberland County Dispatch Center.
  • Frye Island and Raymond Fire and EMS will be automatically dispatched as well as the ferry for any fire or medical emergency.
  • All owners and visitors need to know their Street address (blue and silver # sign) at the front of each property to identify where they are located in the event of an emergency.  Lot numbers are unique tax-id numbers and are not meaningful for Emergency Services.

  • NON- EMERGENCIES

    Dispatch: non-emergency # 207-893-2810

 

NO FIREWORKS ON FRYE ISLAND BY LAW!

 
Speed Limit

Speed limit on Island is 20 MPH on all roads, and is strictly enforced!

No Open Burning Allowed on the Island

In order to help prevent a fire-related disaster, outdoor wood fires must be contained in a screened enclosure designed for that use, such as a covered fire pit or chiminea with a covering screen. The device must stand on sand, dirt or patio type material such as pavers or crushed stone, in a wide-open area to prevent any spread of fire. The fire pit must be continuously monitored by an adult and a fire extinguisher, charged hose or bucket of water must be nearby. Please help keep the Island safe from fires.  Do not burn on days of Extreme Danger.  Maine Wildfire Danger Report

Golf Cart Operation:
  1. All golf carts have to be registered and insured the same as any motor vehicle.
  2. Have lot number displayed at the rear of the golf cart.
  3. All OPERATORS OF GOLF CARTS MUST HAVE A VALID DRIVER’S LICENSE.
  4. Golf carts that are operated after dark must have lights on. Please be considerate and pull over to allow passenger vehicles to go around your cart.
Alcohol/Marijuana in Public Places

Frye Island takes safety and the consideration of others very seriously. Act responsibly and in compliance with State law when consuming alcohol. Remember, drinking and driving do not mix!  Marijuana consumption in public is also illegal.

Dogs on Beaches & Leashes

Please be considerate of all the people using the beaches. By town ordinance dogs are not allowed on the beaches between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Town ordinance also requires that dogs be “under control” at all times. This means they must be on a leash. Also, please clean up after your pet.

Use of Weapons Ordinance

per Ordinance Chapter 224., "Use of Weapons"

  1. No person shall shoot with or use a bow and arrow, bb gun, air gun of any kind, gas pellet gun of any kind, slingshot, a firearm of any kind or description, or any such weapon within the Town except in the performance of official duties, at authorized ranges, or in self-defense.

  2. Not withstanding the above, the Town Clerk may issue special permits for:

    1. Hunting to cull the deer herd or other animals when approved by the Board of Selectmen.

    2. The shooting of rabid animals by law enforcement agents in the performance of their duties.

    3. The special permits shall be effective only for the period established by the Board of Selectmen and may be revoked at any time.

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