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The latest news from the Portland Water District Drinking Water Week Events: Register Now Celebrate Drinking Water Week with us: learn where your water comes from and how it’s protected. Events are filling fast, so reserve your spot today for tours, trivia, and the Water Walk & Talk at www.pwd.org/communityevents. Sebago Lake Water Treatment Facility…
PORTLAND, Maine — Portland Water District (PWD) invites the community to celebrate National Drinking Water Week with a series of free, family-friendly events that showcase how clean, safe drinking water is protected—from source to tap. Featured FREE Events Include: Water Walk & Talk Standish, Maine May 5, 2026 | 1:30 p.m. A guided, 3-mile walk…
Following a series of water main breaks in South Portland last summer, the Portland Water District (PWD) uncovered evidence of hydrant tampering and theft of water. The Portland Water District has conducted an investigation and is pursuing legal action against RWC, Inc. to recover damages. “This is not just illegal—it causes real harm,” said Portland…
The latest news from the Portland Water District Get Curious. Get Connected to Your Water. Each year, the drinking water community comes together to recognize National Drinking Water Week, a national celebration of the vital role clean, safe drinking water plays in our daily lives. At Portland Water District, we’re proud to bring that…
The latest news from the Portland Water District From Sebago to the Sidelines Hydration that Shows Up for the Community At a sold-out Fitzpatrick Stadium, the energy is high, and now, staying hydrated is part of the fan experience at a Hearts of Pine soccer match. Portland Water District is proud to bring a custom…
At the Portland Water District Board of Trustees’ annual March meeting, William Lunt was reelected President and Frederick McCann was reelected Vice President. David Kane was reelected as treasurer and elected clerk, and Kaitlin Tibbets was reelected assistant clerk. Lunt has been a member of the Board since 1996 and has previously served as President….
The latest news from the Portland Water District Committed to Our Community At the Portland Water District, our work goes beyond pipes, plants, and pumps. It’s about people—supporting our neighbors, investing in our workforce, and protecting the water resources we all depend on. Here are a few ways we’re putting that commitment into action. We…
The deadline to apply for the Joseph A. DiPietro Scholarship is March 31. The scholarship serves students in communities served by the Portland Water District who are pursuing a career applicable to the water/wastewater industry (e.g., water/wastewater treatment technology, HVAC, electrical, automation technology, instrumentation, plumbing, pipefitting, fire science, environmental studies, applied sciences, engineering, public administration)….
The Portland Water District (PWD) is updating its Cross Connection Control Program to improve efficiency, accuracy, and customer service while continuing to protect public health and the drinking water system. Beginning March 1, 2026, PWD will use the VEPO CrossConnex platform to manage backflow prevention device inspections and test report submissions. Backflow prevention devices are…
The latest news from the Portland Water District Water Meter Replacement Project Expands to Cumberland and Falmouth The Portland Water District is completing its meter replacement pilot in Gorham, where installations have progressed smoothly and as planned. The project will now expand to Cumberland and Falmouth. Customers in upcoming service areas will receive a letter…
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