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The Commission has returned to in-person meetings. Meetings are open to the public.
Deadline to file an Application: Wednesday, March 1st
Rules Committee Meeting: Wednesday, March 8th at 7 PM – SRCC Office; 81 Maple Street Cornish, Maine 04020
Commission Meeting: Wednesday, March 22nd at 7 PM – Porter Town Hall; 71 Main Street, Porter, ME 04068
Click HERE to view the meeting agenda and materials.
We strongly encourage submitting applications in advance of the application deadline in order to avoid potential delays in the permitting process.
Deadline to file an Application: Wednesday, April 5th
Rules Committee Meeting: Wednesday, April 12th at 7 PM – SRCC Office; 81 Maple Street Cornish, Maine 04020
Commission Meeting: Wednesday, April 26th at 7 PM – Dayton Town Hall; 33 Clarks Mills Road, Dayton, ME 04005
Brookfield White Pine Hydro, LLC: Bar Mills Decommissioning Project website:
Click here to visit website for further information.
If you would like to inquire about volunteering for the RIVERS program, contact us.
Have suggestions? Email us to let us know what you would like to see on the website and how we can improve!
The Saco River Corridor: Protecting Maine’s Water is a half-hour video produced by Saco River Community Television with a grant from the Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund.
It features information on the Commission’s water quality monitoring program and explains the tremendous importance of safeguarding the Corridor’s water.
Watch MPBN’s special report, Return of a River, featuring the successful efforts to renew the Saco River estuary.
Read a Portland Press Herald article on the Saco River Corridor Commission’s essential contribution to water quality.
Saco River Corridor Commission’s 2020 Water Quality Analysis
Prepared by: FB Environmental Associates for the Saco River Corridor Commission
Support provided by the Maine Outdoor Heritage Foundation
SRCC Presentation to the Committee on the Environment and Natural Resources (ENR) 2021
Prepared by:
Dalyn Houser, SRCC Executive Director
The Saco River Corridor Commission is committed to protecting public health and safety and the quality of life for the state of Maine. The commission regulates land and water uses, protects and conserves the region’s unique and exceptional natural resources, and prevents the detrimental impacts of incompatible development. The commission was established in 1973.