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 Dick Lambert, Code Enforcement Officer |
Code Enforcement Office
The City of Saco Inspections Department is eager to assist individuals and developers from concept to completion of projects both large and small. Their long experience can be an invaluable tool in both planning and implementation of residential and commercial development alike. The staff has also formed close working relationships with other agencies such as the Army Corp of Engineers, Maine Department of Environmental Protection, FEMA and the Maine State Planning Office. What's new?Input sought on adoption of 2011 National Electrical Code The Code Enforcement office will hold a meeting on February 6 at 7 p.m. to discuss the adoption of the 2011 National Electrical Code. The meeting will be held in the first floor conference room in City Hall. 01/23/12 Beware of Bed Bugs Bedbugs are everywhere, including Saco. Read this article for information on how to deal with them, and, better yet, how to keep them out of your house. 10/19/10 Changes in smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector laws As of October 31, 2009, carbon monoxide detectors will be required in multifamily buildings and in some single family buildings. For details, you can download this summary from the State Fire Marshal's Office 10/19/09 Attorney General's warning regarding home contractors and repairs Home construction and repair contracts now must include a warning from the Attorney General's Office. For details, follow this link.
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Services • Get a form • Pay city bills • Register your car • Register your snowmobile • Register your boat • Get a fishing license • Pay traffic violations • Search marriage/death archives Information • Find your ward • City Hall telephone numbers • More information  GIS MAPPING You can now research property lots through the city's Geographic Information System (GIS) maps. Just follow this link. Note: This will take you off the City of Saco website. 
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