Maine Bureau of Veterans' Services, nearest field office (Lincoln County)

No field office of the Bureau of Veterans' Services sits in Lincoln County, and none of the Bureau's itinerant service locations reaches the county: the Bureau's locations page lists itinerant service locations at Pittsfield, Rockland, Bridgton, Windham, South Paris, Brunswick, Lincoln, Ellsworth and Dover-Foxcroft, and the Lincoln on that list is the town in Penobscot County. The field offices nearest this county are the Lewiston Field Office, 35 Westminster Street, Lewiston, ME 04240, phone (207) 753-9106, fax (207) 783-5307, email [email protected], the Augusta Field Office, 194 Winthrop Street, Augusta, ME 04330, phone (207) 287-9933, fax (207) 626-4471, email [email protected], and the Portland Field Office, 151 Jetport Boulevard, Room 138W, Portland, ME 04102, phone (207) 822-2391, fax (207) 822-2393, email [email protected], office hours Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; to schedule an in-person or phone appointment the Bureau says to contact your nearest office. The Bureau's service officers help veterans file claims for federal and state benefits, and the county inherits every State entry. Lincoln County's own site was crawled from its sitemap, 51 pages, and no page names a veteran programme; the closest anything on it comes is the courts page's holiday list, the probate office's passport page accepting a military ID as proof of identity, and a 9-1-1 page's warning that some cordless phones send false signals when their batteries discharge. The registry of deeds page publishes recording contacts and fees with no discharge-recording line, the sheriff's-office pages and the Two Bridges Regional Jail pages name no veteran programme, and the district attorney's page none either. The commissioners' records for October 1, 2025 to October 6, 2026 - 53 agenda, minutes and Budget Advisory Committee files from the county's commissioners page, every minutes file an image scan that was read by OCR - carry no veteran item. The year's only veteran lines are in the August 18, 2026 minutes: the Maine County Commissioners' Association plans to honor departing veteran administrators and commissioners at its convention, and a promoted dispatcher had previously served in the military as an air traffic control officer; neither is a county benefit. The October 6, 2026 meeting's minutes were not yet posted when read.