

Lincoln County
Emergency Management Agency

Our Mission Statement here at the Lincoln County Emergency Agency is...
...to protect the lives and property of the citizens and visitors of Lincoln County by ensuring mitigation of, preparation for, response to, and recovery from, the effects of natural and man-made disasters, consistent with the resources provided...
MAINE DROUGHT MAP FROM THE US DROUGHT MONITOR
Updated 11/20/2025

For more information: US Drought Monitor
Drought conditions have generally improved throughout the state. Coastal communities in Lincoln County continue to experience extreme drought conditions.
If your well has run dry, you can report it here: Dry Well Survey. Please be aware that this is for data collection purposes only. If you need help in locating local community water resources, please contact our local Community Navigator at the CLC YMCA or Community Resource Council or your town office.
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As of 11/21, the US Secretary of Agriculture has issued a Natural Disaster Designation due to ongoing drought conditions. Certain emergency loans are available to replace essential equipment or livestock, reorganize operations, or refinance certain loans. To learn more: USDA Designates Maine Counties as Primary Natural Disaster Areas
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Community Navigation at the CLC YMCA: (207) 403-4116 or khagar@clcymca.org
Community Navigation at the Community Resource Council: (207) 350-1743 or hannah.corkum@crcboothbay.org

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Serving The Towns Of
~Alna ~ Boothbay ~ Boothbay Harbor ~ Bremen ~ Bristol ~ Damariscotta ~ Dresden ~ Edgecomb ~ Jefferson ~ Monhegan Island ~ Newcastle ~ Nobleboro ~ Somerville ~ Southport ~ South Bristol ~ Waldoboro ~ Westport Island ~ Whitefield ~ ~Wiscasset ~



