To protect Toddy Pond and its watershed through responsible stewardship and education so that we and future generations may enjoy its beauty.
Toddy Pond Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your tax-deductible gifts help protect Toddy Pond.
We invite you to learn more about Toddy Pond and all it has to offer.
Here you will be able to learn about our organization, our mission and our ongoing projects, read up on our pond's history and meet our board members.
You will also be able to become a member, pay your dues, donate additional funds and contact us with questions or comments.
The public access to Toddy Pond is at the East Orland Boat Landing on Route One in East Orland. There, you can park your vehicle and unload your boats. It is free to park and use the launch site. There is also a toilet facility.
Toddy is a beautiful pond to boat, kayak and paddle board. Enjoy !
The 5 Town Dam Committee is seeking public input in order to craft legislation for the creation of an entity to assume ownership of Alamoosook and Toddy Pond dams. Please see the 1-20-2025 5 town meeting report below. All meetings are scheduled for 6-7:30pm.
February 12, 2025 at the Town Hall Auditorium, 18 Union St.
February 17, 2025 at the Penobscot Community School, 66 North Penobscot Rd.
You can submit questions or comments in advance to be incorporated into the meeting at alamlaketoddypond@gmail.com The meetings will be taped, but will not be live, questions need to be submitted beforehand.
The 2025 Slims Fishing Derby will be held on February 15 and 16, 2025 with weigh in at the Toddy Pond boat ramp. Prizes will be awarded for adults and kids in several categories.
Kevin Turcotte is a Surry resident and Professor Emeritus of Geography at Ball State University where he introduced the first courses in GIS. Kevin has used his skills to generate maps of Toddy Pond at various water levels. It is not designed to be used on cell phones.
Attention Toddy Ponders!
The 4 towns and Toddy Pond Association NEED to have BOTH year round and seasonal residents to fill out a survey about preferences for dam funding and ownership.
Have a great idea? Want to help with preservation of our dam? There are many opportunities to help out. Please contact us at toddymail@toddypond.org
You can help by contributing to the five towns' legal fees. Link to the GFM page below.
To read AIM's answers to questions from the public meeting Nov. 14, 2024 or submit more questions before Dec. 2, 2024 go to www.BucksportMillAnswers.com
Write your representative and let them know how much Toddy Pond means to you.
State Senator: Nicole Grohoski, Hancock County, email: nicole.grohoski@legislature.maine.gov
State House: 207-287-1515 cell: 207-358-8333
Representative: Blue Hill and Surry
Nina Milliken email: nina.milliken@legislature.maine.gov
276 Turkey Farm Rd, Blue Hill, ME 04614 207-412-8828
Representative: Orland and Penobscot
Steven Bishop email: steven.bishop@legislature.maine.gov
P.O. Box 214, Bucksport, ME 04416 207-991-7909
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Support efforts at keeping our lake clean and beautiful for the enjoyment of all. The Toddy Pond Association is an all-volunteer organization and relies on your donated funds and dues to support the programs that we conduct for the greater good of Toddy Pond.
Membership runs for each calendar year, from January through December and includes our twice yearly newsletter The Toddy Ponder.
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