Part A of the 2016-2017 Biennial Budget submitted by the Governor.

Part A of the 2016-2017 Highway Budget as submitted by the Governor.

Part A, Governor's Highway Fund Recommended Biennial Budget 2020 - 2021

Part A, Governor's General Fund Recommended Biennial Budget 2020-2021 

Part A, Governor's General Fund Recommended Supplemental Budget 2019

Part B of the 2016-2017 Biennial Budget submitted by the Governor.

Part B, Governor's General Fund Recommended Biennial Budget 2020-2021 

Part F of the 2016-2017 Biennial Budget submitted by the Governor.

Part H of the 2016-2017 Biennial Budget submitted by the Governor.

Part of our Legal Resources for Non-Lawyers Series

Part of our Legal Resources for Non-Lawyers Series

PDF document

PDF format

Peer-to-Peer Car Sharing Program Model Act

Post-Up order

Preliminary agenda for Council meeting 23-Jan-20

Preliminary agenda packet for the Legislative Council meeting scheduled for Thursday, December 19^th, revisions to this document are expected.

Preliminary List of Working Titles for Precloture R2 Legislator Bills Sorted By Subject

Presentation by attorney representing MITSC and Rep. Henry Bear before the Jt. Standing Committee on Judiciary on March 2, 2017

Presentation handout by Beth Ashcroft on the Office of Information Technology Follow-Up Review to AFA on October 13, 2015

Proposal for Legislative Review of Tax Expenditures

Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact

Ranked Choice Voting - Maine Supreme Judicial Court Procedural Order 4/11/2018

Report backs from policy committees on the Supplemental budget

Report of the Committee To Study Court-ordered Treatment for Substance Use Disorder, December 2022

Report

Request for Screening by Subject

Request Screening by Sponsor

Revised Legislative Council Meeting Agenda Packet 2019-12-19

Revisor’s Report 2017, Chapter 1

Revisor's Report 2019 Chapter 1, searchable PDF

Right to Know Advisory Committee Meeting - Sept. 14, 2016

Rulings from the Speaker as recorded in the Legislative Record

Sample Report - Search by Subject

Sample Sponsor Report

Schema files for statute publication (XSD), and an image of the LEAP drafting metadata model structure (JPG).

Seizure and Forfeiture Reporting Act

Senate Filing related to 4/4/2018 Superior Court Order for Ranked Choice Voting

Session Laws of Maine, 128th Legislature, Revisor's Report 2017, Chapter 2.

SOS and DOC

Sponsor order

Sponsor's proposed amendment.

State House Map of Accessibility Resources/Services (rev. 03-2022)

STATE OF MAINE HISTORY AND FINAL DISPOSITION OF LEGISLATIVE DOCUMENTS of the 129th LEGISLATURE First Regular Session December 5, 2018 – June 20, 2019 First Special Session August 26, 2019

Statute title and section list for the 129th First Special Session.

Table of votes on citizen-initiated referenda.

Table of votes on general referenda that are not bond issues, citizen initiatives or people's vetoes.

The Compendium of State Fiscal Information, updated on an annual basis, provides a summary of the most important fiscal information affecting Maine State Government.  It includes a summary of actual operating revenue and expenditures, descriptions of revenue sources, and summaries of Maine’s debt, General Fund reserve fund balances and Maine’s tax burden.  The Office of Fiscal and Program Review hopes you find this information useful.  Recent additions and changes to this report as part of efforts to improve its usefulness may result in some questions for those using this information for historical purposes.  Questions regarding conversions of data or suggestions for improvements to this report should be directed to:  Office of Fiscal and Program Review, 5 State House Station, Augusta, Maine 04333-0005, Telephone:  (207) 287-1635.

The Cumulative Subject Index provides access by subject to Laws of the State of Maine for the years 2007 to 2022, encompassing the work of all sessions of the 123rd through the 130th Legislatures. This issue of the Cumulative Subject Index is a companion to all volumes of Laws of the State of Maine from 2007 to 2021.

The House Green Independent minority caucus responded to Gov. Paul LePage's State of the State address, with its own vision for Maine and statement of purpose within the Legislature.