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Maine Revenue Files Tax Liens Against Governor Mills Over Unpaid Property Taxes

Steve RobinsonBy Steve RobinsonApril 1, 2025Updated:April 1, 20258 Comments2 Mins Read13K Views
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Maine Gov. Janet Mills (D) is shirking her duty to pay property taxes for a Salem Township lot she owns in Franklin County, according to records obtained by the Maine Wire.

Franklin County Registry of Deeds records show that Gov. Mills, who backed a litany of tax increases on everything from paychecks and hospitals to cigarettes and entertainment streaming services, has skipped out on paying Unorganized Territory property taxes that help support Maine’s public schools.

Even as Mills blasted Republican President Donald Trump for threatening to withhold federal funding from Maine unless the state complies with his efforts to protect women’s sports, Mills herself was carrying an unpaid property tax balance.

That unpaid debt caused the state to file a lien against Mills on March 7, 2024, for $179.19 in unpaid taxes.

Mills was again nagged over an additional unpaid debt of $178.91 in a March 12, 2025, letter from the State of Maine Revenue Services.

According to the Franklin County Registry of Deeds, the State of Maine has two active tax liens on Mills totaling $358.10 in property taxes, interest, penalties, and fees on her 4.62-acre lot in Salem Township — a property she 100 percent owns.

As of Tuesday morning, there’s no record in Franklin County indicating that the debt has been satisfied.

Despite serving as a state employee for her entire career, Mills has accrued a modest real estate portfolio, including two houses in Farmington and a lakefront camp in Industry.

The Salem Township liens cover back taxes from 2023 and 2024, and official documents confirm Mills was warned and formally notified before the state took action. Yet, the tax liens remain unpaid.

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Homer
Homer
11 months ago

Is this April fools, or is she the fool.

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Knot nice
Knot nice
11 months ago

No one is surprised, that’s the way democrats roll.

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sandy
sandy
11 months ago

Typical Democrat. Do as I say, not as I do.

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Mark Deschesne
Mark Deschesne
11 months ago

I will pay the taxes give me the property.

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Billy B.
Billy B.
11 months ago

Sounds like a perfect location for a hazardous waste site .
Who does she have buried out there ?

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Jays been digging
Jays been digging
11 months ago

Hey Troll everybody has to pay their fair share!
Ain’t that what your buddy that simpleton biden says?
How come your not?

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Dirk
Dirk
11 months ago

Wow such a tempest in a teapot. Did elon pay you to do this “investigation”?

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Eddie Edwards
Eddie Edwards
11 months ago

I’ve got a bunch of old tires , some used motor oil , and a dead washing machine .
Is it ok if I dump them there ?

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