City Council Passes FY26 Budget | | |
The City Council adopted the City of Saco’s Fiscal Year 2026 Municipal and School General Fund budget of $80,390,786 during the City Council meeting on Monday, May 12, 2025. This budget represents an increase of $6,760,967 or 9.2% over the current Fiscal Year 2025 budget.
General Fund appropriations include $39,918,235 for City operations, $32,947,571 for School department operations, and $7,524,980 for both TIF transfers and York County tax obligations. These appropriations represent a nearly $4.5 million, or 12.6%, increase for City operations (inclusive of debt service and capital outlay) and a nearly $1.5 million, or 4.7%, increase for School operations.
The annual budget process began in March with presentations to the City Council from School Superintendent Jeremy Ray on March 17 and City Administrator John Bohenko on March 24. Throughout April, each department head and supported entities, including Saco Main Street, Dyer Library, Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach Transit, and Age Friendly Saco, gave detailed presentations on their respective proposed FY26 budgets. After a public hearing and workshop on May 5, the City Council amended and unanimously passed the FY26 budget on May 12, which furthers Saco’s goal of providing high-quality services for community members while minimizing tax increases.
Based on the adopted budget, the mil rate (property tax rate per thousand dollars of assessed value) is estimated to be $14.20, which is an increase of 15 cents, or 1.1%, from the current tax rate of $14.05. For the median single family residential home with an assessed value of $420,000, this represents an annual increase of $63, or $5.25 a month. This increase of 15 cents remains below the rate of inflation and is 55 cents lower than the $14.75 property tax rate set in Fiscal Year 2024. The final tax rate will be set in late summer.
The net increase to City operations includes costs associated with salaries and benefits to employees providing vital community services and accounts for 72% of the operating budget. These increases include necessary adjustments to bring union wages in alignment with market value, cost-of-living adjustments for non-union positions, four new staffing positions with a focus on succession planning, and anticipated increases in benefit costs such as health insurance premiums for calendar year 2026 and the new Paid Family Medical Leave tax mandated by the state. Other increases include $750,000 for a seacoast resilience project, $230,000 for a local match of the Ferry Road culvert replacement, and $175,000 for a transfer to a special revenue fund for Dyer Library capital improvements to include fire safety upgrades, a parking lot upgrade, and youth services space reconfiguration.
While there are many factors that contribute to increasing cost pressure, the City has continued to explore improved efficiencies. Mid-year in FY25, and continuing into FY26, the creation of the Facilities Department in partnership with Saco Schools will provide an efficient, consistent, and cost-effective measure to maintain City assets.
“Department heads have worked diligently to minimize cost increases in their budgets by carefully analyzing actual costs from the previous year, identifying areas for savings, and making strategic adjustments,” said City Administrator John Bohenko. “Additionally, in partnership with the Finance Department, we identified some projects that have been deferred to future years to distribute costs more effectively, lessen the immediate financial impact, and explore alternative funding options. Department heads have demonstrated a strong commitment to fiscal responsibility while continuing to meet the community’s needs.”
The annual school budget referendum election will take place on June 10, 2025. Voters will have an opportunity to approve the school budget on Election Day at Thornton Academy’s Linnell Gymnasium from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Information about absentee and Election Day voting can be found at sacomaine.org/elections.
For detailed information on the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and the budget process, visit sacomaine.org/budget.
| | Voting Guide for June 10th School Budget Referendum | | |
Saco Residents: Absentee voting for the June 10th School Budget Validation Referendum and Special Referendum Election is underway!
There are a few different ways you can participate in this process.
ABSENTEE BALLOT REQUEST AT CITY HALL
Swing by City Hall (300 Main Street) to request your ballot from the City Clerk on the first floor. Voters can head to the booths to vote and return your ballot all at once, or take the ballot home, fill it out, and return it through the mail or the dropbox on Cutts Avenue.
ABESENTEE BALLOT REQUEST BY MAIL & PHONE
Download an absentee ballot application on our website - sacomaine.org/elections – to mail in. You can also request an absentee ballot by phone at (207) 284-4831.
IN-PERSON VOTING ON ELECTION DAY
All voters in Saco may cast a ballot at Thornton Academy's Linnell Gymnasium (438 Main Street) on June 10th from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
WHAT IS ON THE BALLOT?
For this election, you will see two referendum questions:
- Referendum Question 1: This question allows citizens to vote on the school budget for fiscal year 2026.
- Referendum Question 2: This question is to decide if residents would rather continue to vote on the school budget annually or instead authorize City Council to approve the budget each year.
Sample ballots and additional election information are available at sacomaine.org/elections.
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Final Housing Plan Listening Session Set for June 4th | | |
Thank you to everyone who participated in our second Housing Action Plan Public Listening Session, focused on Downtown!
Your input, through lively discussions, interactive mapping, and shared experiences, was invaluable in helping shape a community-driven vision for housing in Saco.
Our third and final session, with a citywide focus, will take place at 6:00 PM on June 4, 2025, at City Hall.
Help us keep the conversation going as we continue building a roadmap that supports housing options for people of all ages and income levels across the city.
Can't attend but still want to share your input? Visit sacomaine.org/housing to find out how.
| | Household Hazardous Waste Collection in Scarborough Saturday | | |
Wondering what to do with those old paint cans and expired chemicals?
Drop them off at one of the three upcoming Household Hazardous Waste Collection events happening here in Saco, Biddeford, and Scarborough!
These events are the perfect opportunity to dispose of any chemicals and materials you have in your home or garage that you may have been holding onto. Some materials collected include oil-based paints, paint thinner, pesticides, herbicides, gasoline, degreasers, wood stain, pool chemicals, drain cleaner, cleaning agents, and solvents.
Saco Public Works (15 Phillips Spring Road) will be hosting a Household Hazardous Waste Collection on Saturday, July 19, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
Residents of Saco are also welcome to participate in our neighboring communities’ collection events:
- Collection in Scarborough (20 Washington Ave) will take place Saturday, May 17, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
- Collection in Biddeford (371 Hill St) will occur Saturday, September 13, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
Please provide proof of Saco residency, such as a driver’s license, at any event you may participate in.
For a full list of accepted materials for disposal, visit our website.
| | Memorial Day Ceremony to be Held at Waterhouse Field | | |
At our annual Biddeford-Saco Memorial Day parade and ceremonies, community members gather to mourn and honor soldiers who have given their lives.
This year, due to ongoing construction and road detours, the gathering will take place with a few changes.
While there will be no parade on Main Street, a ceremony will be held at Waterhouse Field in Biddeford on Memorial Day, Monday, May 26, at 10:00 AM. This will include performances as well as a parade on the turf at the field.
Heart of Biddeford is still seeking participants for the ceremony! To register, visit forms.gle/gey9zQasdyNqDkfZA. Registration is open until May 16, but early sign-up is appreciated.
Please note, another traditional aspect of the parade will take place privately before the Waterhouse Field event. At 9:00 AM, Biddeford and Saco Police Departments will escort selected ceremony officials to the Main Street bridge for the annual wreath-dropping and taps performance.
For those who are on the road at 9:00 AM, we thank you for your patience during this brief stoppage of traffic on the Main Street bridge while we give our respect to service members who have died while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.
We hope to see you all at Waterhouse Field!
| | National Police Week: Recognizing Saco Officers | | |
National Police Week is here, and we’re taking a moment to express our appreciation for the commitment, dedication and pride shown by officers at the Saco Police Department.
This year, Saco PD earned accreditation from the Maine Law Enforcement Accreditation Program (MLEAP). MLEAP accreditation requires police agencies to adhere to high standards for law enforcement, and this achievement was made after a yearslong effort to improve policies, organization, facilities, and records management. We are proud of Saco PD for this prestigious accreditation and their commitment to high standards of policing.
The true service they provide to the community is immeasurable, but in 2024 alone, Saco officers responded to 23,489 calls for service, averaging 64 calls per day. Saco’s officers provide safety around the clock and dedicated service to our city and its residents.
Beyond day-to-day public safety, they actively foster positive connections with residents through initiatives like their annual National Night Out and Socks for Seniors programs.
Please join us in thanking members of the Saco Police Department for serving our community!
| | Economic Development Week: Learn About Our Team | | |
Saco is a thriving community! On Economic Development Week, we’re reflecting on the ways that our passionate Economic Development staff support the City as it continues to flourish into the future.
Director Tracey Desjardins and Development Specialist Torie Gorman work with businesses of all kinds, from mom-and-pop shops to larger industrial production facilities. They guide business partners through City processes like permitting and licensing, connect interested entrepreneurs with potential property leases or purchases, and administer local small business grant and loan programs. In the past year, they’ve awarded small business and façade grants totaling $134,057, with recipients including local favorites like Finest Kind Restaurant, Sweets & Company and Salon 212 to name a few.
While doing all this hands-on work, they consistently promote Saco for all its offerings, from downtown to the beach and elsewhere. They also work with a community committee to fund, plan, and host the annual Camp Ellis HarborFest (sacomaine.org/campellisharborfest) and act as staff representatives for several boards and committees, including the Economic Development Commission and the Arts Commission.
As they look to bring new opportunities to Saco today, they also keep an eye on tomorrow. Economic Development staff contribute to various long-term planning initiatives, such as the ongoing Housing Action Plan and Portland Road Master Plan, both coordinated in partnership with the Planning Department.
Please join us as we say thank you to our Economic Development team for the consistent contributions they make to a bright future for our City.
If you’d like to grow or start your business in Saco, Tracey and Torie are ready to help. Reach our team today at sacomaine.org/economicdevelopment.
| | Hobson & Company Celebrate New Space with Ribbon Cutting | | |
Hobson & Company and Saco River Bookkeeping have cut the ribbon on their remodeled space in Pepperell Square!
Owners and staff from the family-run businesses, along with City officials and members of the Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce + Industry, gathered on May 5 to celebrate the grand opening of their beautifully remodeled building in downtown Saco. Hobson & Company has been proudly serving the community since 2011.
The full-service accounting firm offers a broad range of services for business owners, executives, and independent professionals with affordable pricing, experienced staff, and a friendly approach. You can visit them at 18 Pepperell Square or online at hobsonandcompany.com.
Saco's Economic Development Department was proud to partner with the firms through a small business grant and façade grant, helping enhance the storefront you see pictured. To learn more about Saco's grant and loan programs for small businesses, visit our website at sacomaine.org/economicdevelopment.
Please join us in congratulating Hobson & Company and Saco River Bookkeeping on their beautiful new location!
| | Mayor's Minute: Jodi MacPhail Meets with State & Federal Representatives | | |
By Mayor Jodi MacPhail
Saco Community Members,
On behalf of Saco and our local communities, I met with our state and federal delegations in Augusta and in Washington, D.C. during the month of April.
Discussing a wide range of topics, these meetings in Augusta with Saco’s state representatives Marshall Archer (District 129), Lynn Copeland (District 130) and Drew Gattine (District 126) and in Washington with Maine’s U.S. senators Susan Collins and Angus King included information regarding coastal resiliency, including LD1: An Act to Increase Storm Preparedness for Maine's Communities, Homes and Infrastructure, the Inflation Reduction Act, which would provide Saco with $1 million in funding towards our new school as an energy tax credit, as well as state and federal funding levels and how recent changes will impact Saco residents. Accordingly, I have also been working with the Maine Mayor’s Coalition statewide, submitting testimony in favor of, or opposing the many legislative bills being presented that will benefit or hurt our communities.
Going forward we hope to finalize a housing plan that will benefit Saco residents, develop a comprehensive strategy for the Portland Road/Route 1 corridor, continue to upgrade and work on new transportation collaborations, and continue to monitor and strengthen our zoning ordinances to provide fair and equitable treatment for all Saco homeowners and businesses alike.
Sincerely,
Mayor Jodi MacPhail
| | Beach Accessibility Mats Roll Out for the Season | | |
The Bayview Beach accessibility mat has been installed for the season!
Staff from the Saco Facilities and Parks & Recreation departments rolled out the mat and staked it in place during a gap in last week's rain.
The accessible walkway allows those who may have issues traveling on sand (from strollers to wheelchairs) to get closer to the ocean. Three benches are placed at the end of the mat, offering a perfect spot to take in the beautiful Saco Bay coastline.
Saco Parks & Recreation Department also offers their beach wheelchair and beach walker throughout the season, pending availability, to further improve access to Saco’s shoreline.
Starting June 14, when lifeguards are on duty, they will be available to assist with the free wheelchair and walker rentals. For other questions about the rentals, reach out to Saco Parks & Recreation Director Ryan Sommer at rsommer@sacomaine.org.
If you’re ready to plan your first beach day of 2025, visit our website at sacomaine.org/beaches to get started.
| | Parks Department Hiring Seasonal Parks Maintainer | | |
Saco Parks & Recreation Department is looking for a Seasonal Parks Maintainer to join our awesome crew!
If you're looking for work where you get fresh air, do something different every day, operate high-quality equipment, and help keep our city beautiful, this is the job for you. You'll get to maintain parks, school grounds, athletic fields, and more. With each day comes a new adventure across Saco!
Apply today at sacomaine.org/apply.
| | Lifeguard Positions Open For Summer 2025 | | |
Ready to hit the beach this summer? How about making it your 9 to 5?
Saco Parks & Recreation Department is hiring lifeguards for the 2025 season!
Saco’s lifeguards are responsible for making sure beachgoers have a safe time on Bayview Beach and Kinney Shores. The rate for this seasonal job ranges from $18 to $20/hour. Applicants must complete their Lifeguard Certification and be certified in First Aid and CPR, but if you aren't certified, the City will reimburse you for certification costs.
For more information on being a lifeguard in Saco, visit sacomaine.org/apply.
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BPAC Engages with the Community Through Bike Month & Beyond | | |
BOOKS PROVIDED TO THE DYER LIBRARY
This month, Saco’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) donated new books to the Dyer Library/Saco Museum that focus on bicycle and pedestrian safety, and the need for complete streets.
The BPAC is a group of Saco residents who advocate for infrastructure and policy changes that support and encourage active transportation within the City. The books provided to the Dyer Library aim to educate community members of all ages about the need for safe and complete streets.
Here are some of the new titles you can now find at the library:
- “Spot's Parking Lot” by B.C. Brown
- “The Car That Wanted to be a Bike” by Lior Steinberg
- “Paved Paradise: How Parking Explains the World” by Henry Grabar
- “The Death and Life of Great American Cities: 50th Anniversary Edition” by Jane Jacobs
- “Killed by a Traffic Engineer: Shattering the Delusion That Science Underlies Our Transportation System” by Wes Marshall
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RIDE OF SILENCE
For the BPAC is inviting community members to participate in the International Ride of Silence! This year’s ride will take place on Wednesday, May 21, at 6:30 PM.
The International Ride of Silence is hosted in more than 400 locations around the world with the purpose of honoring cyclists and pedestrians who have been injured or killed while walking or cycling on public roadways and to raise awareness of the importance of sharing the road.
Participants should meet in the parking lot of the Dyer Library at 6:30 PM to allow time for individuals to congregate. The ride will start promptly at 7:00 PM.
The local route is less than three miles, centered around downtown Saco, and suitable for all ages and skill levels. A helmet is required for all participants, and bicycle lights are encouraged.
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SACO BIKE RODEO
Saco’s bike rodeo is rolling into town again this year, aimed at teaching bike safety to children through various interactive activities and courses. Join us on June 14 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM on the Thornton Academy campus at 438 Main Street.
Saco's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is hosting the event, where instructors will go over bicycle safety checks (ABCs – air, brakes, chains), helmets, and footwear. Then, they will cover rules of the road, hand signals, and signage.
Kids will also have an opportunity to get on the simulated roadway, practicing skills by navigating through two-way streets and one-way streets as well as intersections with two-way stops, four-way stops, and yield signs. This chance to expand bike safety skills will take place in a safe and fun environment, with a marked and barricaded course.
May is National Bike Month in Saco, as stated by Mayor Jodi MacPhail in a Mayoral Resolution on April 28, 2025. The City of Saco encourages families to take part in the bike rodeo to help instill confidence and knowledge in our younger residents.
| | Saco Fire Department Holds Another Fun-Filled Open House | |
Thank you to everyone who braved the rain and joined us for Saturday’s Saco Fire Department Open House!
We had a great time connecting with community members alongside our guests, including Maine Forest Rangers, Smokey Bear, American Red Cross of Northern New England, Maine Strong Balance Centers, Age Friendly Saco, Saco Parks & Recreation Department, and Saco Police Department.
At the Saco Fire Department, we create opportunities to educate and form relationships with people of all ages. If you are interested in educational or outreach opportunities, including safety training for organizations, contact Lt. Karl Finley, Public Education Coordinator, at kfinley@sacomaine.org.
| Reminders About Open Burning in Saco | | |
As we move into spring, community members have more campfires, and open burning becomes more common. Saco Fire Department would like to remind residents about recent updates to state statute regarding burn permitting.
Two major changes should be remembered:
- All fires exceeding three feet in diameter at the base or three feet high require a burn permit. This includes campfires, outdoor grills, and outdoor fireplaces. Previously, recreational fires of this size did not require a permit if they were in an enclosed fire-pit.
- No burn permits will be issued when red flag warnings are in effect, which indicate there are high, very high, or extreme wildfire danger conditions in your area.
It's easy to check if a red flag warning has been issued! Visit mainefireweather.org or call the fire station directly. As always, fires are not permitted on any of Saco's beaches.
For more information about Maine’s open burning laws, please visit the Maine Forest Service website: maine.gov/dacf/mfs/forest_protection
To apply for a burn permit, visit the Maine Forestry website: www.maineburnpermit.com
(Photo from Thornton Academy's October 2023 Homecoming Bonfire, lit and managed by the Saco Fire Department)
| | Spring Cleaning Safety Tips from Saco Fire Department | | |
It’s time for spring cleaning, and as we power up our lawnmowers, rake leaves, and touch up paint, the Saco Fire Department would like to share some safety tips from the National Fire Protection Association:
PROPERLY USE AND STORE GAS
- Use gasoline only as motor fuel, never as a cleaner or to break down grease.
- Only store gasoline in a container that is sold for that purpose and never bring it indoors, even in small amounts. Make sure the container is tightly capped when not in use.
- Never store gasoline containers in a basement or in the occupied space of a building. Keep them in a detached garage or an outdoor shed.
CAREFULLY DISPOSE OF RAGS WITH PAINT AND STAIN
- The oils commonly used in oil-based paints/stains release heat as they dry. If the heat is not released in the air as the rags dry, the heat is trapped, builds up, and can cause a fire. When you’re finished using the rags, take them outside to dry, keeping them well away from the home and other structures.
- Put dried rags in a metal container, making sure the container is tightly covered. Fill the container with a water and detergent solution, which will break down the oils.
- Keep containers of oily rags in a cool place out of direct sunlight and away from other heat sources.
USE/STORE FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS WITH CARE
- Flammable and combustible liquids should not be used near an open flame.
- Never smoke when working with these liquids.
- If you spill flammable liquids on your clothing, remove your clothing and place it outside to dry. Once dry, clothing can be laundered.
- Keep liquids in their original containers, keep them tightly capped or sealed, and never store the liquids in glass containers.
INSPECT GRILLS
- Inspect your grill carefully and make sure it’s free of grease or fat buildup. Clean out any nests, spider webs, or other debris you may find.
- For propane grills, check the gas tank hose for leaks before using it for the first time each year.
KEEP DEBRIS AWAY FROM YOUR HOME
- Dispose of branches, weeds, leaves, pine needles, and grass clippings to reduce fuel for wildfires.
- Remove leaves, pine needles, and other flammable material from the roof, gutters, and on or under the deck to help prevent embers from igniting your home.
- Remove dead vegetation and other flammable materials, especially within the first five feet from the home.
- Move construction material, trash, and woodpiles at least 30 feet away from the home and other outbuildings.
CLEAN OUT YOUR DRYER
- Make sure the air exhaust vent pipe for your dryer is not restricted and that the outdoor vent flap will open when the dryer is operating.
- Move things that can burn, such as boxes, cleaning supplies and clothing, away from the dryer.
Note: The Saco Fire Department provides this information as a public service to improve safety within our city and "promote a safe community.” This bulletin provides general information on fire safety in the home and is not designed to cover all situations.
| | Saco Public Works is Hiring an Advanced Mechanic | | |
Join the Team That Keeps the City Moving
From snowplows to school buses, cruisers to construction gear — Saco Public Works mechanics are the unsung heroes powering our city every day. This spring, we’re looking for an experienced Advanced Mechanic to join our talented crew at our modern garage facility, which opened in 2020.
You'll Work On:
- Gas & diesel-powered vehicles
- Police cruisers, school buses, heavy equipment & more
- On-site and in the field across Saco
Pay Range: $30.18 – $31.40/hour (based on experience)
Benefits: Health, Vision, Dental, Vacation, Sick, 14 Holidays, Personal Time, Income Protection, and multiple retirement options, including the Maine Public Employee Retirement (MainePERS) pension plan.
Hours: 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM (Monday through Friday) with occasional overtime.
Apply now at sacomaine.org/apply
If you have the skills and drive to keep Saco’s engines running, we want to hear from you!
| | Dyer Library/Saco Museum Updates | |
REPAIR CAFE THIS SATURDAY
Don't miss Dyer Library/Saco Museum's Repair Cafe this Saturday, May 17, with Age Friendly Saco!
Is your...
... bike making a funny sound?
... favorite shirt missing a button (or two)?
... houseplant drooping and you don't know why?
... desk lamp flickering and it's driving you crazy?
We'll have friendly fixers on hand from 10:00 AM to Noon to help repair clothes, jewelry, small appliances, bikes, small tech, answer plant questions, and more!
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PEEK BEHIND CLOSED DOORS AT THE SACO MUSEUM
Have you ever been curious about how the magic happens at a museum? Visit the Saco Museum to see “Behind Closed Doors: The Secrets of Museum Work” from May 24 to Aug. 23 to find out.
Some of their oldest collections dating from the late 19th century will be featured along with our most recent acquisitions. They plan on setting up various workstations in their large gallery so that they can photograph objects, vacuum and box textiles, and generally work on cataloguing projects. Museum staff will usually be available in the gallery to answer questions on weekdays the Saco Museum is open.
Check out dyerlibrarysacomuseum.org for hours and special exhibition-related programs.
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FREE MUSEUM ADMISSION FOR VETS THIS SUMMER
Saco Museum is welcoming active-duty military personnel and their families with free admission from Armed Forces Day on Saturday, May 17, through Labor Day, on Sept. 1, thanks to the Blue Star Museums program.
The program includes those serving in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Space Force, Coast Guard — including reservists – National Guardsman (regardless of status), Public Health Commissioned Corps, NOAA Commissioned Corps. Up to five family members will also be admitted free of charge.
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Mayor's Office Hours typically take place on the first and third Tuesday of each month. To share feedback, join Mayor Jodi MacPhail in her office on the second floor of City Hall between 4:30 and 6:30 PM at upcoming office hours on May 20 and June 3. Please check the City calendar for any cancellations before attending. Alternatively, reach out to the mayor anytime using the contact information listed at www.sacomaine.org/citycouncil.
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| | Apply Today to Join Our Team | | |
The City of Saco has open positions.
We encourage you to take a look at the job opportunities currently available with the City of Saco on our Careers page. There is so much important work that goes in to keeping the City running, often behind the scenes.
If nothing is a great fit for you, consider passing the listings along to friends and family who might be looking for a satisfying and important career.
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