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Camden receives $5.9 million National Coastal Resilience Fund grant to launch Megunticook River restoration project
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Camden receives $5.9 million National Coastal Resilience Fund grant to launch Megunticook River restoration project
The Town of Camden has been awarded a $5,933,000 grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s National Coastal Resilience Fund, enabling the town to remove Montgomery Dam, restore the Megunticook River channel, and protect the shoreline along Harbor Park. On June 10, Camden citizens voted 1,391 to 995 to remove the Montgomery Dam and spillway at the head of Camden Harbor, with the caveat that the project's fiscal responsibility would n…
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