Bangor City Council

The City’s Interim Director of Engineering Jefferson Davis says the project is progressing nicely.

All of the units were supposed to be installed by the end of the summer, but have hit a speed bump of sorts.

Police will have the green light to start enforcing the amended ordinance in early July.

While folks can still use the website to file a service request, when they do so now, they'll be redirected to an easier way of contacting the correct department.

Instead of the traditional port-a-potty set up... these units have a holding tank that will be emptied periodically.

By letting builders add extra floors, City officials hope the extra living space will translate into more affordable housing.

The piece, which runs along Hammond Street, from Main St. to Franklin St., is being worked on by dozens of local volunteers...

Bangor city officials have a plan to build five new public restrooms at various locations in the city. Here's the latest on those efforts.

A lot of people speculate as to what rules there were about sidewalk clearing within Bangor's city limits.

The City is still in conversations as to whether these units will be open 24/7 or if there will be hours of operation adopted.