Maine § 27 §102 Free public libraries established in village corporations

Maine Statutes

§ 27 §102 — Free public libraries established in village corporations

Maine § 27 §102

Title 27LIBRARIES, HISTORY, CULTURE AND ART

Ch. 3PUBLIC LIBRARIES

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 27, § 27 §102 (2026).

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Any village corporation located in a town where no free library exists may establish a library within its limits for the free use of all its inhabitants and may levy and assess a corporate tax and make appropriation therefrom for its maintenance and increase annually. Village libraries established under this section shall be subject to all the duties and entitled to all the privileges prescribed by the laws relating to free public libraries in towns.

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Any village corporation located in a town where no free library exists may establish a library within its limits for the free use of all its inhabitants and may levy and assess a corporate tax and make appropriation therefrom for its maintenance and increase annually. Village libraries established under this section shall be subject to all the duties and entitled to all the privileges prescribed by the laws relating to free public libraries in towns.