Portland Water District

The Limerick Water and Sewer Districts are quasi-municipal utilities established in 1958 and 1955, respectively, by acts of the Maine State Legislature. They provide essential water services to the upper and lower villages of Limerick, Maine, while emphasizing the importance of protecting and preserving local drinking water resources for the community's future. Overseen by a three-member Board of Trustees, the District is committed to maintaining high-quality water standards and implementing infrastructure improvements, such as the recent upgrades to the Emery Corner Pump House and ongoing projects like the Hollandville Project. The District actively collaborates with local government and community organizations to ensure sustainable water management and enhance public health and safety. Generated from the website

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Gray Water District, established in 1929, provides reliable drinking water to over 1,100 connections, including local businesses and residences in Gray, Maine. Their primary water source is the Libby Brook aquifer, complemented by a secondary source on Yarmouth Road. The district is committed to delivering safe and high-quality drinking water at a fair cost while conducting operations in a professional and courteous manner. They actively engage in routine maintenance and infrastructure improvements to ensure the integrity and safety of their water supply. Generated from the website