Sugarloaf Water Association uses this page to provide customers with information that may affect water service.
Notices may include:
Planned water-service interruptions
Emergency water-main repairs
Hydrant flushing
Construction affecting water service
Drinking-water advisories
Water-quality notifications
Other important customer announcements
Sugarloaf Water Association is currently conducting routine fall water main flushing throughout the distribution system.
Customers may temporarily experience reduced water pressure or discolored water while flushing is underway. These conditions are normal and should clear shortly after flushing in your area is completed.
If your water appears discolored, run a cold-water faucet for several minutes until the water clears. Customers should also avoid washing light-colored laundry while flushing is occurring nearby.
We appreciate your patience and apologize for any temporary inconvenience.
The following organizations provide additional information about drinking water, public water systems, water quality, and conservation.
Maine Drinking Water Program
The Maine Drinking Water Program regulates public drinking-water systems in Maine and provides information about drinking-water safety, testing, regulations, and public-water-system requirements.
[VISIT MAINE DRINKING WATER PROGRAM]
U.S. EPA – Drinking Water
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency provides information about drinking-water standards, contaminants, public water systems, and the Safe Drinking Water Act.
[VISIT EPA DRINKING WATER]
Lead in Drinking Water
Information about lead in drinking water, household plumbing, service lines, and steps customers can take to reduce potential exposure.
[LEARN ABOUT LEAD]
PFAS & Drinking Water
Information about PFAS, drinking-water standards, monitoring, and current public-health guidance.
[LEARN ABOUT PFAS]
Water Conservation
EPA WaterSense provides practical information about conserving water and improving household water efficiency.
[VISIT EPA WATERSENSE]