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We are excited to announce that we are now offering a monthly newsletter to keep you informed about upcoming events, town news, and important updates.
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Water service at the park will be turned on, and the pickleball and tennis nets installed, on the first Monday following the first day of spring each year.
Water service will be turned off, and the pickleball and tennis nets removed, on the Monday before Halloween (October 31), weather permitting and subject to the Garrett County Public Utilities schedule.
We appreciate your cooperation and look forward to another enjoyable season at the park and courts.
The Town
of Friendsville is pleased to welcome Brandon Schmidt as our newest Laborer/Maintenance employee, beginning February 2026. Brandon joins our team with a strong work ethic and a commitment to serving our community. In his role, he will assist with the maintenance and upkeep of town facilities, streets, and community park, helping ensure that Friendsville remains a safe, clean, and welcoming place for residents and visitors. Please join us in welcoming Brandon to the Town of Friendsville and wishing him great success in his new position.
Effective March 16, 2026, the Town of Friendsville will no longer receive mail at P.O. Box 9.
All mail will be serviced by street delivery at the following address:
Town of Friendsville
945 Community Drive
Friendsville, MD 21531
Please update your records to reflect this change and ensure that all future correspondence is sent to the new street address.
Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.
The Town of Friendsville announces the official results of the Municipal General Election held on Tuesday, February 10, 2026.
A total of 100 voters participated in the election.
Spencer R. Schlosnagle was elected Mayor of Friendsville. Elected to the Friendsville Town Council were Michael Artice, Pamela S. Humberson and Edward B. Kelley.
The current terms expire on the first Monday in March, at which time the re-elected officials will begin a new two-year term.
As we celebrate our 17th year as a proud Tree City USA, we’re inviting all Friendsville Town residents to help us keep our community flourishing for generations to come.
Do you have ideas for places around town where more trees would make a difference? Whether it’s a park, schoolyard, roadside, or open space in need of shade, beauty, or environmental impact — we want to hear from you!
Together, we can continue building a healthier, greener, and more beautiful Friendsville.
Let’s keep planting the future — one tree at a time. 🌱
All the light displays were fantastic, showcasing the true essence of the holiday season!
A huge round of applause to all participants for spreading joy and festive cheer throughout our community. The Friendsville Mayor & Town Council extend their heartfelt gratitude to everyone who participated. Your creativity and enthusiasm truly made this season special! 🎁🎅
Residential Category
1st Place: Anthony & Alison Oliverio
Business Category
1st Place: The Root Cafe
When anything but rain goes down the storm drain, it can become a drainage problem. Improper disposal of yard waste, including leaves and grass clippings cause a drainage problems. Please do not blow or swept grass clippings in the streets. We appreciate your cooperation. Mayor & Town Council