Bangor Office - Serving Families across Penobscot, Piscataquis & Hancock Counties
Penobscot County was incorporated in 1816 and is one of Maine's largest counties, covering more than 3,250 square miles. The county is bordered by
Piscataquis County on the West and Washington and Hancock Counties on the East. The county is named for the state's longest river, Penobscot, which flows
Southeast through the county towards the Atlantic coast.
Piscataquis County was incorporated in 1838, taken from parts of adjacent Penobscot and Somerset counties. It is located at the geographic center of Maine.
Originally it extended north to the Canadian border, but in 1844 its northern portion was annexed by Aroostook County. In land area, Piscataquis is one of the
largest U.S. counties east of the Mississippi River. Piscataquis is an Abenaki word meaning "branch of the river" or "at the river branch."
Hancock County occupies 2,351 miles in the state of Maine, 32.47% of which is water. A distinguishing feature of this County is that it boasts the longest
coastline of any Maine county. Commercial fishing and tourism are the county’s most important industries. Hancock County is home to Acadia National Park
(New England’s only national park) and Cadillac Mountain.
About Our Office
Families stretching across Penobscot, Piscataquis and Hancock counties (including the islands) are served by our 25 Case Managers based out of our Bangor office. Also, our entire
administrative staff (human resources, payroll, intake, etc.) are handled out of the Bangor office on Hammond Street, where we've been since February of 2000.
To get more information about services or to apply for Case Management, call 1-800-823-2988 to speak with our Intake
Coordinator and begin the process.
Contact Us
900 Hammond St., Suite 915
Bangor, ME 04401
Phone: 207 941-2988 1 888 823-2988
Fax: 207 941-2989
Directions To Our Office
From I-95:
Take exit 183 and turn onto Hammond Street (turn left from South bound or turn right from North bound). Our office is located on the left, just before the
light.
