City of South Portland Municipal Services Building
Faced with outdated and inefficient facilities, the City of South Portland partnered with Sebago Technics to reimagine its municipal services infrastructure.
Location
South Portland, Maine
Sector
Municipal
Services
- Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessments
- VRAP Coordination
- Environmental Consulting
Completed
2017
Project overview
This multi-phase planning, design, and development project united critical municipal departments under one efficient, future-ready campus.
project Details
Transforming public infrastructure through collaborative land development planning
Beginning in 2010, Sebago guided the City through feasibility planning and site selection for a consolidated campus to house Public Works, Solid Waste Transfer, Public Bus Transportation, and Parks & Recreation.
Following voter-approved funding in 2014, Sebago provided comprehensive civil and site design, permitting, and construction services. A phased approach was adopted for the project’s Highland Avenue location, beginning with the successful completion of a new solid waste transfer facility in 2015. The full 71,000-square-foot campus was completed in 2017 and includes a sand and salt storage building, a city fueling station, new utilities, and internal roadway infrastructure.
Sebago Technics provided end-to-end support—including project management, land surveying, civil engineering, environmental permitting, and landscape architecture—ensuring the new facility met the City’s long-term operational needs and environmental goals. This project stands as a model for municipal reinvestment and infrastructure modernization.
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