$50 million investment brings upgrades to Maine state parks

WABI-TV5 • November 12, 2026

A $50 million investment is funding upgrades and improvements at state parks across Maine. State officials celebrated the investment Thursday at Sebago Lake State Park in Casco, where they cut the ribbon on a new day-use entrance station. The funding comes from Gov. Janet Mills’ Maine Jobs and Recovery Plan, which uses federal money allocated through the American Rescue Plan Act. Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry Commissioner Amanda Beal said the funding has allowed staff to take on multiple projects at parks across the state.

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