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  • Photos Wanted for 2027 Sebago Lake to Casco Bay Calendar

    Portland, Maine — The Portland Water District invites photographers of all skill levels to submit images for the 2027 Sebago… Read more

  • Portland Water District Presents Two 2026 Scholarships: Danica Taylor (Standish) and Aiden Cahill (Gorham)

    Portland Water District is proud to recognize these two outstanding students as this year’s recipients of the Joseph A. DiPietro… Read more

  • Spring Water Main Flushing

    The Portland Water District began spring water main maintenance in May. Crews started in Cape Elizabeth and Windham and will… Read more

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    PWD Leak Notification – Cumberland, 112 Grey Rd
    Water has been restored. FMI visit https://www.pwd.org/leak-announcements/.
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Learn More About What We Do

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Water Main Replacement

Water main replacement projects are important to maintain water quality and uninterrupted service. Check to see if your neighborhood is affected–view planned projects, statuses, and other related information here.

Meter Replacement Project

PWD launched a major project to replace nearly all 55,000 water meters across the service area with the latest technology in Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI). Installations begin in October 2025 and will continue over the next three years.

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Sebago Lake Monitoring Buoy

The Sebago Lake Monitoring Buoy is a real-time data buoy located in Sebago Lake’s Lower Bay. It records and wirelessly transmits data on temperature and dissolved oxygen to the internet.