Bram Public Policy Lab at Colby College collaborates with Waterville to study effectiveness of paramedicine program
Researchers say that for every five 911 calls, the city could save money if paramedicine responds to at least two of them.
Waterville City Council considers new limits on Purnell Wrigley Field amid resident concerns
Suggested changes include setting firm hours of use and requiring one rest day each week to help reduce noise and on‑street parking problems.
Waterville chicken owner pushes to expand city residents’ right to raise, slaughter chickens
Leo St. Peter claims city regulations unconstitutionally limit who has a right to raise food.
Two bills before Legislature aim to ease municipal costs for emergency services, shelters
There is widespread support from social service agencies and municipalities to establish statewide initiatives to help people in crisis.
Waterville City Council releases 2026 goals, opens them to public review and discussion
The goals reflect themes of growth and improvement that have been council priorities in recent months.
Waterville meets shelter needs for unhoused residents during cold snap
Emergency officials said early outreach to residents of the city’s homeless encampment made it easier to find space for everyone in need.
Waterville takes another step toward establishing public health board
City councilor says the board could collaborate with community paramedicine programs, the Mid‑Maine Homeless Shelter & Services and others.