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Public beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Goals of the Project Are to Restore Access to Historic River and Lake Habitat for Multiple Sea Run Fish, Rebuild a Self Sustaining Population of Alewives in the Sabattus River Watershed, Improve Public Safety, and Increase Climate Resilience by Removingtwo Dams in the Sabattus River Located in Androscoggin County Maine the Mill Remnant Dam Is Located in Sabattus 44 120 70 108 and Upper Town Dam Is Located in Lisbon 44 033 70 104 the Objective of the Project Is to Restore Habitat Connectivity, Improve Public Safety, and Promote Climate Resilience by Removing Two Dams on the Sabattus River the Project Will Remove Two Dams on the Sabattus River in the Towns of Lisbon and Sabattus, Maine Removal of These Dams Will Significantly Improve Habitat Connectivity for Sea Run and Resident Fish Species in the Sabattus, Including Alewife, American Eel, American Shad, Atlantic Salmon, Eastern Brook Trout, and Sea Lamprey Project Construction Expectd to Occur in 2022 and 2023
Committed
$350,000
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