E-News

  • Sebago Lake Land Reserve E-Newsletter – Summer 2026

    What’s New Around Sebago Lake’s Lower Bay Summer 2026 The water intakes for Greater Portland’s drinking water supply are located in Lower Bay of Sebago Lake. To safeguard water quality, access to areas on both the land and lake in Lower Bay are restricted. However, the public is welcome to visit and enjoy the Sebago…

  • From Source to Tap, Water You Can Trust: Your Annual Water Quality Report is now available.

    The latest news from the Portland Water District From Source to Tap Drinking Water You Can Trust Sebago Lake: Your water comes from one of the cleanest water sources in the country. Exceptionally pure and unfiltered Protected by forests that naturally filter water  Only about 50 systems nationwide can serve water without filtration Protecting…

  • Attend a free screening of the award-winning wastewater documentary everyone is talking about plus behind-the-scenes facility tours during Clean Water Week

    Attend the Award-Winning Wastewater Documentary Everyone is Talking About Unless Something Goes Terribly Wrong June 13, 2026 | 12:30 p.m.Free | Portland Museum of Art official trailer What really happens after the water goes down the drain? Filmed over two years at our East End Wastewater Treatment Facility, Unless Something Goes Terribly Wrong takes you…

  • Spring Water Main Maintenance Begins, Stay Safe on Sebago, Scholarships Awarded

    The latest news from the Portland Water District Spring Cleaning of Water Mains Begins The Portland Water District began spring water main maintenance in May. Crews started in Cape Elizabeth and Windham and will soon move to other parts of the system. Maintenance flushing activities generally occur, Monday through Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 2:00…

  • Don’t Miss Out, last chance to sign up for free Drinking Water Week events, Reminder About Risks of Unauthorized Hydrant Use

    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…

  • Our Commitment to our Community Runs Deep: Lifeline rates, $1,500 scholarship, environmental education, and water fountain grants

    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…

  • Water Meter Replacement Project Moves to Cumberland and Falmouth, Wastewater Helps Track Severe Flu Season, Local Wastewater Documentary Turning Heads, 2025 Hydration Station Grant Recipients

    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…

  • Sebago Lake to Casco Bay Calendar- 2026

    Available Now Our popular Sebago Lake to Casco Bay Calendar is now available! The public can pick up a copy from the outdoor receptacle at the Sebago Lake Protection Office, located at 1 White Rock Road in Standish or PWD’s Customer Service Lobby at 225 Douglass Street in Portland. Calendars are available from 8 a.m….

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