Waterville
The City of Waterville, located along the banks of the Kennebec River, has a population of over 16,000 and is the service center hub of the Central Maine region. Waterville abounds with tradition and rich heritage. This bustling urban community, known as the Elm City, has been historically important in the development of the Kennebec Valley region. Waterville is home to the famous Waterville Opera House and boasts two outstanding post-secondary educational institutions: Thomas College and Colby College.
Oakland
Known as the "Gateway to the Belgrade Lakes", Oakland is an outdoor enthusiast's dream. The attractiveness of the lakes makes Oakland a summertime hub. A strong, vibrant community with over 6,000 people, Oakland is the home to FirstPark-Maine's premier business and technology center. FirstPark is ready to provide suitable locations for the emerging businesses of the 21st century.
Fairfield
Fairfield is home to some of the oldest and most beautiful historic sites recorded in the National Historic Register. Spanning 55 square miles, Fairfield is the largest of the four towns and is home to approximately 6,700 residents. In addition to having numerous dairy farms, Fairfield is home to Kennebec Valley Community College and the Thomas M. Teague Biotechnology Center-a state-of-the-art incubator for the biotechnology industry.
Winslow
Situated at the confluence of the Kennebec and Sebasticook Rivers, the town of Winslow affords quiet suburban living with all its amenities. More than 7,800 residents live in Winslow, which provides excellent commercial, industrial, and residential opportunities. The town also boasts outstanding athletic programs and excellent recreational facilities.