SMRWC

The Southern Maine Regional Water Council (SMRWC) is an organization of water and wastewater utilities united by the mission to advance regional water supply objectives, including promoting regional cooperation, improving public water system resiliency, developing cooperative programs to reduce expenses for the existing and future customers, and planning for future public water supply needs of the region. SMRWC was formed in 2005 and is made up of seven water utilities. Combined, these seven utilities serve approximately 350,000 people in 25 communities or 25% of Maine's population... The SMRWC was formed in 2005 as a result of utility-sponsored legislation to encourage regional solutions for public water delivery. The Council has organized and accomplished several steps towards regionalizing the delivery of public water. Member water utilities are already realizing cost savings through a group purchasing program and benefit from an emergency response mutual aid plan. The Council has..

Also known as: Southern Maine Regional Water Council

Primary location: Kittery United States