Limerick Water & Sewer
The Limerick Water and Sewer Districts are quasi-municipal utilities created in 1958 and 1955 respectfully, by acts of the Maine State Legislature. Today the service area includes portions of the upper village and the lower village.
Anthony Carroll: Chair
Dean Lepage
Aaron Carroll: Licensed Class I Operator
John Medici Selectboard Chair
Jared Welsh Health Officer
Licensed Operator Service provided by 
Water Quality and Compliance Services
The Limerick Water District is overseen by a 3-member Board of Trustees that must be residents of Limerick and be elected. The terms are three years and staggered so that one board member is elected each year.
'Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine, as follows: Sec.!. P. & S. L., I955, c. I95, § 5, amended. Section 5 of chapter 195 of the private and special laws of 1955 is hereby amended by adding thereto a new paragraph, to read as follows: 'In addition to the officers set forth in this section, the chairman of the board of selectmen of the town of Limerick and the health officer of the town of Limerick shall be ex officio members of the board of trustees, with all the powers vested in them as are delegated to a regularly elected member of said board.' 98th Legislature of the State of Maine
Limerick Water and Sewer District
P.O. Box 180
Limerick, Maine 04048
Tel: 207-793-4401
email: aacarroll@limerickme.org
The Limerick Water and Sewer District meets monthly on the first Thursday of each month from 10 am to Noon at the Municipal Building on Washington Street in the Media Room.
The Water and Sewer District continue to work with the Town's Revitalization Committee on the Hollandville Project which will improve the distribution system on Westcott, Maple and Prospect streets. $500,000 CDBG funds have been awarded. Awaiting additional funding announcement by year's end from Rep. Chellie Pingree's Office. If balance is awarded, work is expected to occur in 2023.
February 2022 - Emery Corner new well online.
February 2022 - Application for the Hollandville Project sewer portion will be submitted in March to the Clean Water revolving fund. This is a loan with a percentage forgiven.
January 2022 - The Town of Limerick has been invited by the Department of Economic and Community Development to submit a grant application in March for a CDBG grant sponsored by the town's Revitalization Committee.
August 2021 - With the help of a matching grant we have drilled a new well and are working through the process of having it approved by the necessary regulatory agencies.
August 2021 - We are working with the town's Revitalization Committee on a 2022 CDBG grant application and reviewing other funding possibiities for the Hollandville Project.
October 1, 2021 - Applications for water portion of the Hollandville Project were submitted to the Maine Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. This is a loan with a percentage forgiven.
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