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1. How to I learn more about Lewiston's elected officials?

Lewiston has an elected mayor and seven (7) elected city councilors, the latter of whom respectively each represent one of Lewiston's seven wards. Lewiston's current elected officials can be found here. Lewiston's Elected Officials

2. How do I contact the Mayor's Office.

You may reach the Mayor's Office by calling (207) 513-3121.  

3. What are your hours of operation, and what holidays does Lewiston municipal government observe?

Lewiston City Hall is open to the public from 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Phone calls are answered 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. We observe several holidays whereby municipal offices are closed--with the exception of uniformed emergency personnel. Hours and Holidays Observed

4. What if I am not sure which Lewiston department/employee to contact for municipal information?

You may access a City of Lewiston municipal staff directory right here. Staff Directory

5. If I'm interested in possibly moving to this area, is any type of relocation informational packet available?

Welcome in advance!  Visit our relocation informational link:  We'd Love to Have You Become Part of the Lewiston Community!

6. How do I learn about Lewiston public records and Freedom of Information access?

You have access to documents of interest. Public Records & Freedom of Information

7. How do I learn about Lewiston's winter parking ban procedures?

Click below to learn what a ban means, locations for alternate parking, etc. Also, you have the option of signing up for NOTIFY ME so that you'll receive a text, email, or both when there is a ban. Winter Parking Ban Information

8. How do I learn more about the Lewiston School Department?

Here is the Lewiston School Department's web site, which has a school-by-school overview.
Lewiston Public Schools

9. How do I learn about the City's Ethics Policy and Whistleblower Policy?

Click here for details. Ethics Policy and Whistleblower Policy

10. How do I learn more about the Lewiston Youth Advisory Council (LYAC)?

LYAC members serve a one-year tenure from July - July, and applicants must be going into 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade in the forthcoming fall, as well as be a Lewiston resident. Applicants apply via an application/interview process. Lewiston Youth Advisory Council

11. How do I learn more about single stream or zero sort recycling?

Here are the details that you are looking for! Single Stream Recycling - What Do I Do?