Orono-Veazie Water District

Bangor Water District is a quasi-municipal utility providing public drinking water and fire protection services to the residents of Bangor, Maine, and portions of the neighboring communities of Clifton, Hermon, Eddington, Hampden, Orrington and Veazie, Maine. More than 9,000 tests have been conducted on over 4,100 samples in the district s lab that is certified for bacteria and certain chemical analyses. Bangor s water treatment is done at Johnston Pump Station, Ozone Contractors and various pump stations and standpipes. A supervisory control and data acquisition system computer supports operations of the pump station and standpipes, chemical dosing and monitoring of equipment. Water is then routed through a 30-inch reinforced pre- stressed concrete pipeline from Floods Pond to the Penobscot River.

The Old Town Water District is committed to delivering high-quality water services to residents, businesses, and industries in Old Town, Milford, Bradley, parts of Orono, and the Penobscot Indian Nation on Indian Island. They maintain a comprehensive transmission and distribution system to ensure adequate water supply and fire protection across their service area. The district also prioritizes water quality and regulatory compliance, having recently completed an initial service line inventory and addressing issues such as copper exceedance in water samples. Through initiatives like the ongoing water meter upgrade program, the Old Town Water District strives to enhance its services and maintains transparent communication with customers regarding their water quality and utility payments. Generated from the website

is a water utility company located in Hampden, Maine. They provide high-quality water to their customers sourced from Floods Pond, which boasts a pristine watershed and requires minimal treatment. The company ensures public health by monitoring contaminants and follows regulations to ensure safe drinking water. Additionally, they prioritize fire protection by providing adequate measures to protect structures and maintain infrastructure such as water lines, fire hydrants, and treatment facilities.Generated from the website