City of Caribou, Maine

Meet Trudy, our 2025 Dog License Drawing winner! 🐾 A 10-year-old Husky mix owned by Claire Randolph, Trudy is here to remind all Caribou dog owners that 2025 dog licenses expire December 31.

Maine law requires all dogs to be licensed after 6 months of age or within 10 days of ownership. Renewals for the upcoming year are available starting October 15.

How to Renew:

• In person: City Clerk’s Office, Monday–Friday, 8:00am–4:30pm (bring current Maine rabies certificate + spay/neuter proof)

• By mail: Send documents + payment to City Clerk’s Office, 25 High Street, Caribou, ME 04736

• Online: Scan the QR code in the image to renew online for an additional fee

Fees:

• $6 – spayed/neutered

• $11 – not spayed/neutered

• A $25 late fee begins February 1

For more information, please visit: https://www.cariboumaine.org/departments/city-clerk/dog-licenses/

The City of Caribou is working to improve housing options and costs in its efforts to develop a Housing Needs Assessment & Action Plan. Please take the survey below to let us know your thoughts on existing housing options and what you’d like to see housing look like in Caribou moving forward:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Y6CF29R

FMI: Please visit https://www.cariboumaine.org/decd-housing-opportunity-program/

Application

The City of Caribou has been made aware of a fraudulent email circulating to residents and local business owners. This email pretends to be from the Caribou Planning Board and may include an invoice attachment requesting a wire transfer.

PLEASE NOTE:

Official City of Caribou email addresses end in @cariboumaine.org.

The City will never request payment by wire transfer.

If you receive questionable emails, do not respond or send money.

If you have questions or would like to verify any official city communication, please contact us directly at cariboumaine.org or by phone at (207) 493-3324.

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The City of Caribou and many other Aroostook County gems are featured in the most recent edition of the Bangor Daily News’ DISCOVER insert. Check it out here!