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Welcome to Bangor Water! Here's an update: (1) Our facilities remain closed to the public but our business hours are 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Mon - Fri. We're still doing business via mail, email, phone and fax (we also have a dropslot by the front door of our office building). We have suspended visits that require entering a customer's building; requests for connection of service are being reviewed individually. 2) Our Trustees continue to monitor our revenue and expenses closely, and will assess planned projects, staffing, and our delayed rate case in the coming months.

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What do you know about your drinking water? In an uncertain time, you can be certain your water is safe. Floods Pond in Otis, nestled in a pristine and highly protected watershed, provides an abundant supply of safe and reliable water. Our treatment processes are very effective at dealing with viruses and bacteria. Wash your hands frequently, knowing that Bangor Water has been committed since 1957 to providing a safe and adequate supply of water for domestic and fire protection needs.

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News from Bangor Water re COVID-19

As of March 18, Bangor Water closed its facilities to the public but our business hours remain 7 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Monday – Friday (excluding holidays).
We have postponed filing for a rate increase, scheduled to take affect July 1.
We have suspended appointments that require entering a customer’s building. Requests for connection of service are being reviewed individually.

As usual – payments can be made through our website, through the mail, and through the dropslot at our office front door. As usual – contact billing@bangorwater.org for transfer of water service. Contact payments@bangorwater.org for billing and payment information. Contact info@bangorwater.org with other questions, and we’ll redirect to the appropriate staff member as available. Our phone number is (207) 947-4516.

We’ll be closed to the public until it’s advisable – per public health officials – to re-open.