FREEPORT
Bay Bridge Estates of Brunswick recently won The Maine Rural Water Association’s annual Outstanding Small Water System award.
The award and recognition was for Bay Bridge’s commitment to compliance with the Federal Environmental Protection Agency’s Safe Drinking Water Act and the Maine Drinking Water Program’s Safe Drinking Water Rules.
Each year, MRWA recognizes various Maine drinking water systems for their commitment to providing safe drinking water and quality service to their customers.
Awards and recognitions are presented at MRWA’s Annual Water and Wastewater Technical Conference in Freeport each December. Bay Bridge was honored during the 2012 conference at the Hilton Garden Inn.
MRWA’s Tom Bahun praised Bay Bridge Estates for its commitment to deliver safe, reliable and affordable drinking water to their residential community.
Dick Hathaway, manager and water operator of Bay Bridge Estates accepted the award.
Maine Rural Water Association is a private non-profit that provides training and technical assistance to Maine’s community water systems and wastewater utilities. MRWA trains over 1,200 water and wastewater operators annually.
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