Water At Your Service
The Old Town Water District has dedicated itself to providing high quality water services to homes, businesses, and industry in Old Town, Milford, Bradley, parts of Orono, and to the Penobscot Indian Nation on Indian Island. We do that by maintaining a transmission and distribution system of sufficient capacity and pressure to provide adequate supply and fire protection throughout our service area.
 

Pay Your Bill Online

Our new online payment portal for water payment processing is now available. Please remove any previous bookmarked payment links to our website, and replace them with our new link to ensure the payments are processed on our new portal. Both the link https://oldtownwaterme.governmentwindow.com/ and QR code will direct you to the new online payment processing. Customers may choose to make a one time payment, or set up a user name and password, and store your payment method, with the option of setting up reoccurring payments. We are excited to offer the new feature of automatic payments, and are interested to hear from our customers regarding your experience.

Water Rate Adjustment for 2026
The Old Town Water District Board of Trustees will hold an in-person public hearing on Monday, May 11, 2026
at 5:30 p.m., in the Old Town Public Library located at 46 Middle Street, to discuss and receive comments on a
proposed rate increase being filed with the Maine Public Utilities Commission to be effective July 1, 2026. More  information can be found by following this link.


Our Public Water System Has Completed an Initial Service Line Inventory
As required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Old Town Water District has completed the initial water service line inventory on October 10, 2024, Old Town Water District has classified the water service line supplying your address as either lead, galvanized requiring replacement (GRR), or as lead status unknown service line (material of line unknown).  More information on this mandated serviceline inventory can be found by visiting this link.


Copper Action Level Exceedence
Water quality samples for copper collected during the 3rd quarter of 2025 exceeded the EPA limit 90th percentile concentraion of 1.3 mg/l. The water samples collected during this time period showed copper levels of the 90th percentile to be 1.4 mg/l triggereing Maines Drinking Water Rules and the National Primary Drinking Water Regulations. More information on this copper exceedance can be found here on our website. This is the notice to our customers informing them of the event.