Maine Water

Summer is prime time for commonly-occurring household molds to appear in moist areas. Good news- it's not coming in from your drinking water, which still meets all state and federal safe drinking water regulations, no matter the season!

Brendon Joyce and Jon Meier, from Maine Water's Engineering Department, shared their expertise by leading a technical session on GPS at the Maine Water Utilities Association Summer Outing recently. At association events, water professionals from throughout the state learn to better serve their customers by sharing ideas and solutions to matters affecting water utilities.  

It's National Water Quality Month! Clean water is essential to life and the environment. The trained, passionate water professionals at Maine Water take a number of steps to champion water quality all along water's journey from the source to your tap.

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Delivering quality drinking water to you is our highest priority. Our teams conduct more 110,000 water quality tests each year across more than 120 parameters. We test water samples at the source of water, during the treatment process, before it heads to your home and also throughout the delivery system. Learn more or view water quality reports at - https://lnkd.in/eXk-BnGA

It’s #DrinkingWaterWeek 2024! This week, we celebrate the value of high-quality, life-giving water, the importance of water infrastructure, and the critical role of water professionals. Stay tuned for insights into how we bring water to your home each and every day!

Proud to have joined over 60 volunteers on #EarthDay2024 to help clean up litter and marine debris at Harbor Park in Rockland.

At Maine Water, our dedicated team is as passionate about our communities and the environment as they are about water. Maine Water employee volunteers joined in on Earth Day clean up activities with the Saco Parks & Recreation Department and at Scarborough Marsh. #EarthDay2024

Water professionals from throughout the state came out to the Saco River Drinking Water Resource Center in Biddeford recently for the Maine Water Utilities Association bi-monthly meeting. In addition to the regular business meeting, our team led tours and spoke about the design and construction of the plant, which will bring high-quality water to customers for generations to come. 

Have you ever wondered what happens at a wastewater facility? About 70 students in 6th grade science classes recently toured the Bucksport Wastewater Treatment Facility to learn all about it. We had a blast. Thanks for stopping by!