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In 1873 the Legislature granted permission to Lewiston & Auburn to take water
from Wilson Pond (later renamed Lake Auburn). It is the responsibility of this
division to oversee the Water and Sewer infrastructure for the City of Lewiston.
Annual Drinking Water Disinfectant Switch
Scheduled for June 24th
(Press Release
of 06/22/2010)
Kevin Gagne
Public Services
Deputy Director &
Water & Sewer Superintendent
Water & Sewer Division
Public Services Department
E-Mail: kgagne@ci.lewiston.me.us
(207) 513-3003 Ext. 3430
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Richard "Butch" Boucher
Capital Projects Superintendent
Water & Sewer
Division
Public Services Department
E-Mail:
bboucher@ci.lewiston.me.us
(207) 513-3003 Ext. 3431
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Other personnel staffing the Water and Sewer Division |
Marcel Lauze
Water & Sewer
Foreman
Cross Connection Control Inspector
Public Services Department
E-Mail: mlauze@ci.lewiston.me.us
(207) 513-3003 Ext. 3432 |
Pamela LaBelle
Business Manager
Business Off. Division
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Public Services Department
E-Mail:
plabelle@ci.lewiston.me.us
(207) 513-3003 Ext. 3402 |
The City of Lewiston maintains the following in regard
to it's water distribution:
- 1,100 of 48 diameter intake pipe
- A chemical feed facility that includes chlorination and fluoridation
- An intake facility that includes a clear well, instrumentation and control
systems and chemical injection and standby power
- Transmission mains:
3,045 of 36 cast iron pipe
14,000 of 24 cast iron an ductile iron pipe
7,970 of 20 cast iron redundant main
735 of 24 ductile cast iron river crossing pipe
- Pump Station
- Booster Pump Station
- 146 miles of distribution mains, sized 6 t 24
- Two 4.3 million gallon above ground concrete water storage tanks
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Recognizing
the 30th anniversary of the
