County of Sagadahoc
 Sagadahoc County, incorporated in 1854, is located in what is known as the mid-coast region of Maine. The name Sagadahoc is derived from the Sasanoa Indian word meaning “mouth of big river.”
Bath is the County’s only city and home to the shipbuilding company Bath Iron Works, Maine’s largest employer.
Sagadahoc County is a popular county for visitors to Maine because of its coastline, antique shops and other attractions. It also is home to the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath, an outstanding resource for appreciating Maine’s marine heritage.
Maine visitors as well as citizens enjoy the coast of Sagadahoc County at places such as Popham Beach State Park.
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County Officials
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| County Commissioner, Chairman |
Alan J. Houston |
| County Commissioner |
Crispin H. Connery |
| County Commissioner |
Lawrence M Dawson |
| County Administrator |
Pam S Corrigan |
| County Treasurer |
Karen Hamilton |
| Judge of Probate |
Honorable John W. Voorhees |
| Register of Probate |
Joan M. Atwood |
| District Attorney |
Geoffrey Rushlau, Esq. |
| County Sheriff |
Mark A. Westrum |
| Chief Deputy Sheriff |
Jay Manhardt |
| Finance Director |
Denise Deveaux |
| Emergency Management Director |
Misty Green |
| Communications Director |
Phyllis Gamache-Jensen |
| Registrar of Deeds |
Barbara J. Trott |
Cities, Towns, & Townships
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Bath | Bowdoin | Bowdoinham |
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