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Keep up to date with changes on the City of Saco website. By using the links below, you can request that you be notified by email whenever parts of the site are updated. News updates Subscribing to the news service will allow you to receive updates whenever the news section of the site is updated. Just follow this link and enter your email address in the space provided Calendar updates You can also subscribe to the city's calendar. Just follow this link and then complete the form to receive notice whenever the city's calendar is updated.

Household Hazardous Waste Day, July 17
The second Household Hazardous Waste Day of 2010 is scheduled for Saturday, July 17. For more information, follow this link.
06/16/10

New fire station page
We have set up a page for information regarding the construction of the new fire station To see the page, follow this link.
03/09/10

Saco voters approve fire station
Saco voters on Tuesday approved a $5.9 million bond for the construction of a new fire station by a vote of 2864 to 503. For the complete results, follow this link.
02/11/10

Citizen satisfaction continues to climb
In the most recently released Citizen Satisfaction Report, residents are reporting a growing satisfaction with their city.
11/18/09

Saco tax program featured on Fox News
Saco's innovative program allowing seniors to work off some of their tax bill was featured recently on Fox News. Click here to view the video.

Learn more about the program
08/07/09

Find Saco City Documents with "Find-A-Doc"
City documents can now be found in a single spot, online, 24 hours a day.
04/15/09

Beach Profiling
You may view the slide show presented by Peter A. Slovinsky, a geologist for the State of Maine, by by following this link Note: You must have javascript and pop up windows enabled to view this presentation
10/02/07

An Inconvenient Truth for Saco?
Given recent concerns about the effect of global warming and rising sea levels, we have put together two GIS maps showing what effect a rising sea level will have on Saco. We mapped two scenarios: a 20-foot rise and a 40-foot rise. You may download the maps in PDF format by clicking on the links below:

• Street map with flooded areas marked;
• Aerial city image with flooded areas marked.

08/09/07

Museum Walk now on Main Street
A series of colorful plaques along Main Street tell the fascinating stories about the city's past.
01/12/07

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