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Millbrook Sewage Treatment Plant out of compliance
September 22, 2026
Millbrook Sewage Treatment Plant is in Significant Non-Compliance with its EPA Clean Water Act permit. The facility's status shows no specific violation details synced from EPA, indicating the non-compliance is administrative. This requires immediate regulatory attention to determine what compliance-schedule deadline or reporting requirement is missed.
American eel recorded moving through the watershed
September 22, 2026
An , a catadromous fish, was recorded August 26 in the watershed. Eels migrate to the Atlantic to spawn, beginning their downstream movement in late summer and fall, which is why the observation aligns with the season when young glass eels and elvers move through local streams.
Caddisfly larvae found near Millbrook and Poughquag
September 22, 2026
Caddisfly larvae were recorded in three locations between September 10 and 19, including near Millbrook and Northern Caddisflies near Poughquag. Caddisflies indicate well-oxygenated, clean water where they spend most of their lives as aquatic larvae filtering organic matter and grazing algae.
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