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School is back in session in S**o starting next week! Let’s look out for our youngest community members by following the...
08/26/2026

School is back in session in S**o starting next week! Let’s look out for our youngest community members by following these simple steps to keep everyone safe:

🚸 Follow posted speed limits, being mindful of changes in and around school zones.

🛑 Stop for school buses when the red lights are flashing or stop-arm is extended. NEVER pass a bus with its stop signal on.

📱 Maine is a hands-free state. Don’t use your mobile devices while operating your vehicle.

🚶‍♂️ Watch for children who are walking or biking, and yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.

👮‍♂️ Stop when a crossing guard directs you to stop. Their job is to ensure the safety of students crossing the road!

If you or someone you know would like to do more to help make our streets safer for students, apply to join our team as a Crossing Guard. Learn more on our website through our link in the comments.

Thank you for doing your part to make sure everyone gets to and from school safely!

Media ReleaseThe S**o Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance locating Mckenzie Cimaglia a 17-year-old f...
08/18/2026

Media Release

The S**o Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance locating Mckenzie Cimaglia a 17-year-old female.
Ms. Cimaglia’s last known location was in Portland, Me. on August 15th.
Ms. Cimaglia is described as 5’1”, 100 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes.
If you have any information on Ms. Cimaglia’s whereabouts, please contact The S**o Police Department at 207-282-8216.

Are you looking for a career change? Or seeking a workplace where supporting the community comes first?City representati...
08/12/2026

Are you looking for a career change? Or seeking a workplace where supporting the community comes first?

City representatives will be on site at a summer hiring event co-sponsored by the Biddeford S**o Chamber of Commerce + Industry, Maine Department of Labor, and others at S**o Bay Hotel (352 North Street) this Wednesday, Aug. 12, from 3 to 6 p.m.

We’re proud of our staff who work every day to make sure the City of S**o keeps running, and we’re looking for the right individuals to fill the following roles:

• Patrol Officers (Police) $37.66-$49.59/hr.
• 911 Telecommunications Specialists (Police) $29.19-$41.12/hr.
• Truck Drivers: Year-Round (Public Works) $26.01-$27.06/hr.
• Truck Drivers: Seasonal (Nov. to April) (Public Works) $26.01-$27.06/hr.
• Crossing Guards (Police) $20.00/hr.
• After the Bell Counselors (Parks and Recreation) $15.10-$16.45/hr.
• Administrative Assistant (Police) $60,000-$77,000 annually
• Deputy Director of Facilities and Maintenance (Facilities) $99,000-$105,000 annually
• Mechanic’s Helper (Public Works) $29.33/hr.

EVENT DETAILS
Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026
3 to 6 p.m.
S**o Bay Hotel (352 Main Street)

Can’t make it? Learn more and apply today at sacomaine.org/careers or call our Human Resources office at (207) 710-5037.

08/07/2026

With a heat advisory in effect on Friday, Aug. 7, 2026, the S**o Transportation Center will be open as a cooling center from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The S**o Community Center Splash Pad (75 Franklin Street) is also available for use, for all ages, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Splash Pad bathrooms are located in the S**o Community Center.

Key steps you can take before and during the heatwave include:

• Check that fans and air conditioning systems are working properly
• Stay hydrated, drinking water throughout the day
• Avoid strenuous activities during the hottest part of the day
• Wear light, loose-fitted clothing and avoid dark fabrics
• Check on family and neighbors, especially vulnerable individuals like older residents or those with limited mobility
• Never leave children or pets in parked vehicles
• Stay indoors when you can

Visit www.weather.gov/safety/heat for more information on heat-related illnesses and what you can do to stay safe during heatwaves.

Maine Emergency Management Agency hosts a full list of regional cooling centers on their website: www.maine.gov/mema/response-recovery/mass-care

We’d like to extend a big thank you to the S**o community for another wonderful National Night Out!The S**o Police Depar...
08/06/2026

We’d like to extend a big thank you to the S**o community for another wonderful National Night Out!

The S**o Police Department is grateful to have the opportunity to spend a night with such an engaged and connected community. We’d also like to thank S**o Fire Department for their support in grilling food for attendees and providing touch-a-truck experiences. Other City staff from the Planning, Economic Development, Water Resource Recovery, S**o Parks & Recreation Department, Communications, Public Works, and Human Resources departments also appreciated the opportunity to meet so many of you Tuesday night.

We hope to see everyone again this weekend at Camp Ellis HarborFest! For details, including a schedule, list of activities, and transportation information, visit sacomaine.org/harborfest.

We're almost finished setting up for tonight's National Night Out event, hosted by S**o Police Department in partnership...
08/04/2026

We're almost finished setting up for tonight's National Night Out event, hosted by S**o Police Department in partnership with City departments, municipal advisory bodies, and 20 other community organizations!

Come on down to the Thornton Academy quad at 438 Main Street between 5 and 7 p.m. for some free food from the grill, a variety of kids activities, and a night of community connection.

We'll see you soon!

Part of what makes S**o’s National Night Out special is that you can not only meet the City’s first responders, but you ...
07/28/2026

Part of what makes S**o’s National Night Out special is that you can not only meet the City’s first responders, but you can also get to know staff from a variety of City departments and volunteers who serve on City advisory bodies.

Representatives from the following departments and advisory bodies are looking forward to meeting you on Tuesday, Aug. 4, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Thornton Academy (438 Main Street):

• FIRE DEPARTMENT: Explore a fire engine and ambulance, learn about S**o’s emergency alert system, and make your way through a new obstacle course! We’ll also have information about our car seat inspection program.
• PARKS & RECREATION: Get your face painted, ride down an inflatable slide, grab a popsicle, and enjoy kid-friendly games and activities designed to keep families moving, smiling, and having fun.
• PUBLIC WORKS: Learn about how S**o’s infrastructure is improved and maintained by our team and hear about open truck driver and mechanic’s helper positions at our Public Works facility off Industrial Park Road.
• PLANNING DEPARTMENT AND CONSERVATION COMMISSION: Pick up a handout on invasive species, grab a native seed packet, and participate in an interactive activity focused on open spaces in S**o.
• ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: Talk with your City Hall business liaisons about how to start or grow your business in S**o and available grant and loan opportunities.
• COMMUNICATIONS: Learn how you can stay connected with the City of S**o based on your communications preferences.
• WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY: Complete educational coloring pages focused on the journey water takes from your faucet to the treatment plant before being cleanly returned to the S**o River and walk away with handouts on how to support our wastewater infrastructure by properly disposing of fats, oils, and grease.
• HUMAN RESOURCES: Ask questions about current job openings and see if a career in municipal government might be right for you!

To make the most of National Night Out, take a few minutes to visit each table, ask questions, and get to know the people who serve our community every day.

We can’t wait to see you there and share an evening of connection, learning, and fun!

FINAL REMINDER: S**o Emergency Alert Test Tomorrow On Thursday, July 16, 2026, at 11:00 AM, the City of S**o will conduc...
07/15/2026

FINAL REMINDER: S**o Emergency Alert Test Tomorrow

On Thursday, July 16, 2026, at 11:00 AM, the City of S**o will conduct a semi-annual test of our emergency notification system, CodeRED.

If you're enrolled, you may receive a phone call, text message, and/or email depending on your preferences:

• Calls: 206-536-3695
• Texts: Short code 24639
• Emails: From .onsolve.net

This test alert will also be distributed to all contacts in the CodeRED public database, so you may receive an alert even if you have not enrolled.

Consider adding these contacts to your phone address book or e-mail whitelist, as call screening settings on some devices may block CodeRED calls from coming through if you do not add this number as a contact.

Haven’t signed up or need to log in to update your info? Visit our website at sacomaine.org/emergencyalerts.

This is only a test and no action is required. Thank you for helping us keep S**o safe and informed!

2026 National Night Out with the S**o PD is less than a month away!Join S**o Police Department at Thornton Academy on Tu...
07/14/2026

2026 National Night Out with the S**o PD is less than a month away!

Join S**o Police Department at Thornton Academy on Tuesday, Aug. 4, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM for an evening of community fun. Enjoy some BBQ, kids activities, and touch-a-truck displays while connecting with local first responders, School Resource Officers, and other City staff and volunteers.

For details about activities and participating agencies, visit our link in the comments.

06/23/2026

On Thursday, July 16, 2026, at 11:00 AM, the City of S**o and its emergency notification provider, CodeRED, will conduct a test of the City’s emergency notification system. This test will send a notification to all numbers and e-mails in the City’s emergency notification database.

If you’ve enrolled in S**o’s CodeRED emergency alert system, or your number is in CodeRED’s public database, we will reach out to you with this test alert through your enrolled devices:

• If your number is in the database for voice calls, you will receive a phone call from the CodeRED emergency notification system. If no one answers, the system will leave a voicemail.
• If your number is in the database for text messages, you will receive a text from the CodeRED emergency notification system.
• If your e-mail is in the database, you will receive an e-mail with a message from the CodeRED emergency notification system.

The sender information below is what you will see when you receive a message. Consider adding these contacts to your phone contacts or e-mail whitelist — call screening settings on some devices may block CodeRED calls from coming through if you do not add this number as a contact.

• Phone Calls: 206-536-3695
• Text Messages: Sent from phone number short code 24639
• Emails: Sent from the domain “.onsolve.net”

Community members are encouraged to visit our website at sacomaine.org/emergencyalerts to log in and update contact information or enroll today. Paper sign-up forms are available at S**o City Hall (300 Main Street) from Executive Assistant Michelle Beasley.

S**o is committed to keeping our community safe and informed through our emergency notification system. This system ensures you receive timely updates from the S**o Police Department or other public safety officials during emergencies.

Thank you for your understanding as we test our system to make sure the community receives notices when they are needed.

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20 Storer St
S**o, ME
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