The Hallowell water district is a quasi- municipal cooperation (consumer owned) established in 1921 by the State of Maine.
The Hallowell water district is a quasi- municipal cooperation (consumer owned) established in 1921 by the State of Maine.
The law that created us is called a CHARTER.
This charter sets forth the purpose for our creation and a format for our
operation. This charter has been amended from time to time as our operation
has evolved. Any interested person who wishes to read our charter may do
so at the district office during normal business hours. A fee shall apply
if a copy is desired.
The business of the water district is managed by a three-member Board of Trustees. These trustees are appointed by the Mayor of Hallowell for three year terms. (See inside of the back cover for details)
Meetings of the "Board of Trustees"
The Trustees hold meetings when neccessary. These meetings are typically held on the first Monday of the month at the Hallowell Water District office. Exceptions do apply, Emergency meetings are held on an as needed basis. All meetings are advertised in the legal section of the Kennebec Journal and most meetings are held at 7:00 P.M. It is advised you call the District for the next scheduled meeting information if you wish to attend.
The Trustees are appointed by the Mayor of Hallowell
for three year terms. The Trustees terms are staggered. Being:
only one trustees term will expire in any calendar year.
Trustees may be reappointed.
Date of first appointment
Current term expires
Chairman: Janis Cross
January 2005
January 2013
Clerk:
Richard Dolby
February 2006
January 2014
Andrew McPherson
January 2012
January 2015
The District employs a superintendent, and one part time office personnel.
