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There are lots of fun ways to get outside and learn a thing or two this Spring!
We will be at the SMCC South Portland campus on Tuesday, September 8th chatting with students from 11:30am to 1:30pm about the ways that stormwater pollution is impacting their campus! Stop by and say hello!
Join the Natural Resources Conservation Service, Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District, and York County Soil & Water Conservation District for the 2026 Local Working Group Meeting.
This meeting will facilitate discussion of Fiscal Year 2027 program delivery priorities. Local Working Groups assist the USDA in matters relating to the implementation and technical aspects of conservation programs under Title II of the Agricultural Act of 2014 (the 2014 Farm Bill).
This meeting is open to the public and may be attended either in-person or virtually. To request a virtual meeting link or for persons with disabilities who require accommodations to attend or participate in this meeting, please contact Abby Olszewski at aolszewski@cumberlandswcd.org.
Are you a resident of Yarmouth? Join us at Yarmouth Public Works for the annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day on Saturday, September 12th! From 9am-12pm, residents can drop off one unit for free (must fit in a 5-gallon bucket or can) and any additional units are $20.00 each.
Join us for the monthly Board of Supervisors Meeting. The public is always welcome to attend, please contact us for Board meeting information.
The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact us for the meeting information.
Maine has approximately 45,000 miles of rivers and streams, many of which intersect with the 30,000 miles of roads throughout the state. The design and proper installation of stream crossings is important for the continued resiliency of the road network and reducing flooding impacts; its also extremely important for the ability of fish and wildlife to access the habitat needed to sustain their populations for generations to come. During this four (4) hour introductory course, participants are exposed to various aspects of stream crossing design such as structure selection and sizing; requirements for aquatic organism passage; regulations related to new and replacement stream crossings; and tools and techniques for the installation of crossings that minimize the impacts of construction activities on the stream to maintain water quality.
This training is intended to be a resource for road managers and association members, town officials, contractors, and watershed organizations as an introduction to proper selection and installation of stream crossings throughout Maine.
Join us for the monthly Board of Supervisors Meeting. The public is always welcome to attend, please contact us for Board meeting information.
Join us for the monthly Board of Supervisors Meeting. The public is always welcome to attend, please contact us for Board meeting information.
The Interlocal Stormwater Working Group meets on the third Thursday every other month to discuss stormwater issues. If interested in attending the ISWG meeting, please contact us for the meeting information.
Join us for the monthly Board of Supervisors Meeting. The public is always welcome to attend, please contact us for Board meeting information.