Topic · Water · Maine · public record

Lead and water quality across Maine

Drinking-water quality and lead service lines: testing, inventories and replacement programs, and the compliance and funding decisions behind them.Our definition of the class.

6
towns on the record
8
events on the record
4
in the last 90 days

What this page is for one topic across Maine's municipalities on the public record: where it is moving, which towns carry it, the documents behind it. A subscriber sees it cut to their own towns and questions. If it does not, write to us; that is what changes the next edition.

Where it is on the record6 towns, most movement first

Every town carrying this class on the record through 2026-08-31: events in the last 90 days against the 90 before, the same 90-day count as a rolling line, whose right-hand point is that number, the latest document.
Saco2 events2 in 90 daysnew on the recordlatest 2026-08-10, 25 Cross St_Application and Materials - Redacted_R
Brunswick2 events1 in 90 daysnew on the recordlatest 2026-08-10, Agenda — 2026-06-18
South Portland1 event1 in 90 daysnew on the recordlatest 2026-08-31, CH 29 Sewer Pretreatment and Permits
Augusta1 event0 in 90 dayslatest 2026-02-26, test
Bath1 event0 in 90 dayslatest 2026-02-22, 2025-10-02-CAC-mintues.pdf(PDF, 79KB)
Lebanon1 event0 in 90 dayslatest 2026-03-05, 2026 Consumer Confidence Report - Water Quality

Who this typically touches

Business types a matter in this class typically reaches. Our inference from the class, not the record's words; a specific organization is named on these pages only when the record itself names it.

Likely to gain: water-testing laboratories; pipe-replacement and plumbing contractors.

One scope up

The same class at a wider scope: Lead and water quality in Maine · Lead and water quality in Massachusetts · Lead and water quality in New Hampshire · Lead and water quality in Illinois · Lead and water quality in Vermont · Lead and water quality in Connecticut · Lead and water quality across the country.

The site's story: Lead Pipes Are a $50B Problem Hiding in Municipal Agendas.

Counts and dates are taken from the documents on the record in this window. The class and its definition are ours.