FRYEBURG NEEDS More Clean, Responsible Businesses like this:

What would that mean for our town? For one, it would decrease the tax burden for residential tax payers. It would also mean expanded services and repaired infrastructure.

It's time to get Fryeburg moving toward renewed economic, prosperity. Like a surfer catching a wave, Fryeburg needs to 'paddle' hard a catch the next economic 'wave'!

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ABOUT POLAND SPRING: Since 1845, Poland Spring has been investing in Maine and creating good jobs using an abundant, renewable resource. Today, Poland Spring operates three bottling plants in Poland Spring, Hollis and Kingfield. The Kingfield facility, opened in February of this year, represents a $60 million investment and 40+ new jobs in western Maine. Poland Spring operates additional spring sources in Fryeburg, Poland, Dallas Plantation, Pierce Pond Township and St. Albans. Currently, Poland Spring is investing $4.1 million in a new spring water station project in Fryeburg and Denmark, Maine. Today Poland Spring:

• Employs nearly 800 full-time and seasonal workers across Maine
• Has invested over $439 million in capital in Maine since 1992
• Provides about $40 million to the economy in payroll
• Spends $65 million directly with other Maine companies
• Has invested over $2.5 million in community giving since 2000 to support schools, fire and rescue, environmental conservation, and many local and statewide causes.

For more information about Poland Spring in Maine visit the Poland Spring web site.