Starting July 29, High Street at Denny Road will be closed to all traffic for the sewer interceptor installation as part of the Harward Street Pump Station and Sewer Interceptor Upgrade.Detour routes will be in place and clearly marked with signage — please follow posted DETOUR signs in the area.Several streets will be closed to thru traffic but remain open for local access.
On street parking may be disrupted in the project area; alternate parking can be found in the municipal lot on Water St, on street parking along Front St north of the project area, and along Commercial St.
The Harbormaster’s primary responsibilities are the safety of boaters and the regulation of mooring permits for residents and nonresidents in the Bath region. Other responsibilities include ensuring the safety of the navigable waterway, and enforcement of regulations and laws pertaining to watercraft.
The Harbormaster handles a variety of calls from watercraft in distress to overdue boaters and they work with the Coast Guard and Maine Marine Patrol as needed. The Harbormaster also assists in emergency operations with police and fire rescue personnel, including man overboard incidents, drowning victims, bridge jumpers, suicide attempts and watercraft accidents. The Harbormaster handles many types of water-related incidents on the Kennebec River from North Bath to Popham Beach.
You can now pay mooring fees online by selecting Mooring Fees from the "Select Payment Item" menu.
MuniciPay
*Please note, the City uses a third party provider, MuniciPAY, for this service. There is a min of a $1.50 or 2.5% processing fee, the same fee charged to those who pay at the office with a card.
Harbor Master - Sgt. Dan Couture 250 Water St Bath, ME 04530 207-443-5563 207-200-7514 (Cell) dcouture@cityofbathmaine.gov