Welcome to The Scarborough Sanitary District's Web Site. This web site has been developed to aid the public in accessing information about The District and how it works. On this site you will find information regarding how we are governed, who the Trustees are and how they are elected. Also, you will be able to find our rules and regulations, by-laws, fees and other information regarding sewer connections and extensions. The Trustees and staff of The Scarborough Sanitary District hope you will find this site easy to use and informative. If you need further information or have questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Scarborough Sanitary District
Located in Southeastern Maine on the Atlantic Ocean, the Town of Scarborough was settled by seafarers. A small community of less than 2,500 until after World War II, the population has now increased to almost 17,000 - an increase of more than 650%. The growth can be attributed to Scarborough's proximity to the city of Portland, a comfortable seven-mile commute, and the Town's rural character and extensive natural resources. Read more...
Scarborough Sanitary District News
Black Point Road Pipe Rehabilitation
This project affected a large sewer main in Black Point Road that is called an "interceptor" sewer, which conveys the majority of wastewater from the Town of Scarborough to the treatment plant near Prout's Neck. Read more...
Replacement of Pump Station at 35 Old County Road
This project combined the functions of the existing pump stations on Old County Road and Eastern Road into a new pump station at 35 Old County Road. This project eliminated the Eastern Road pump station which is in a Resource Protection Zone and replaced the existing pump station at 35 Old County Road which is in an Overlay Zone. Read more...