PUBLIC NOTICE
2026 Surplus Vehicle Auction
*YOU MAY BID ON BOTH VEHICLES OR SEPARATELY*
- 2016 GMC 1-ton 4×4, straight cap with 84-inch chassis, 9.5 Fisher minute mount V-plow, Automatic Allison transmission, 6.6 Duramax diesel, AC, Bluetooth, 92,063 miles
Minimum bid- $20,000
- 2016 Ford F-150 4WD, Automatic transmission, V-8, AC, Bluetooth, fully enclosed aluminum cap with side tool compartments & ladder rack, 126,390 miles. The overall condition is fair with the exhaust system needing attention.
Minimum bid- $15,000
The equipment may be inspected at the District’s Office at 281 River St., Springvale.
The Board of Trustees will accept individual sealed bids for said vehicles at the District’s office at 281 River St., Springvale until 4:30 PM, Monday April 13, 2026.
The sealed bids will be opened and the high bid will be awarded at the Board of Trustee’s Meeting which starts at 5:00 PM. The vehicle is to be sold “as is” with no warranties. The Board of Trustees holds the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Additional information may be obtained by contacting the Superintendent of the District at 324-5313.
BIG NEWS!
The Sanford Sewerage District has started its new administration/maintenance building construction project located at the treatment facility on Gavel Road. The project started in April and should be substantially completed within a year. The move will be taking place in June- July of 2026. We have been planning this project for over 5 years. The administration staff and maintenance personnel have been working out of the 281 River Street location since 1968. The move will bring 14 employees under one campus. The building will have all the amenities to conduct our monthly trustee meeting plus any future public hearings. Our customers will still be able to make in-person payments although we now have the ability for the customers to pay online with customer portal options. More pictures to follow as construction progresses.
JOB OPENING
no open positions at this time!
DO NOT FLUSH WIPES!
Please do not flush wipes of any kind. Wipes are not flushable. They clog the pipes and our pump stations. This puts our crew at a risk at anytime, but more so during this time of Covid-19. We have to manually by hand remove these wipes when they get clogged exposing any of workers.
Wipes can also clog your own pumps and cost you up to $300 to have a plumber to clean them out for you. Think twice before you flush your wipes!
Maine DEP Press Release – What Not To Flush
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 338, 281 River Street, Springvale, ME 04083