To upgrade facilities at Acadia’s Research Learning Center.
To expand the dental services wing of Bingham Area Health Center.
To purchase nursing education equipment.
To rehabilitate Memorial Hall, a Civil-War era building listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Old Orchard Beach.
To construct a town garage.
To purchase public safety equipment for law enforcement agencies in Washington County.
To support the construction of a new health center for Pines Health Services.
To construct public safety facilities.
To purchase equipment to train independent practice dental hygienists.
For facilities and equipment to support peer recovery services.
To purchase manufacturing and engineering equipment for Career and Technical Education schools statewide.
To support ongoing rehabilitation of the former Great Northern Paper Mill site.
To expand the infrastructure needed for housing and economic development.
To support record digitization and archival work.
To upgrade drinking water infrastructure in Presque Isle.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Richmond.
To support planning and design of a new aircraft maintenance and ground equipment facility.
To support accessibility and safety upgrades.
For facilities and equipment to support electronic medical records software upgrades.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Wells.
To renovate the Aroostook Agency on Aging’s primary facility.
To upgrade Passamaquoddy Tribe wastewater infrastructure in Washington County.
To purchase equipment for the engineering and computing department labs.
To purchase public safety communications equipment.
To support the construction of a health and life sciences complex.
To purchase equipment and develop a program to train industrial electrical and instrumentation technicians.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in North Haven.
To purchase a new ambulance.
To upgrade water infrastructure in Loring Commerce Centre.
To construct a fire station.
For technology, equipment, and facilities upgrades to expand education opportunities for students in marketing fields.
To support the construction of the University’s Forest Health Lab, which conducts spruce budworm research.
To construct a STEM community center and public spaces for educational and professional programming.
To purchase public safety equipment.
To support the construction of the Town of Eagle Lake’s Fire Department substation.
To expand the fire and ambulance department.
To support the creation of a child care resource center for child care providers in Aroostook County.
To rehabilitate State Route 4 from Madrid to Rangeley.
To renovate and expand the library.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Brewer.
To upgrade drinking water infrastructure in Monmouth.
To construct a fire and EMS facility.
To purchase new ambulances for regional EMS.
To construct a facility on the Harmony Fairgrounds.
For facilities and equipment to support biomedical research and health innovation.
To purchase new ambulances and emergency medical equipment.
To support certified nursing assistant training for long-term care statewide.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Gorham.
To support the establishment of a statewide high-performance computing hub.
To purchase equipment for senior center services.
To construct a new fire station.
To upgrade drinking water infrastructure in Old Town.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Caribou.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Veazie.
To construct housing for year-round use.
To construct a fire and rescue station.
To improve the causeway between the mainland and the towns of Deer Isle and Stonington.
For facility upgrades to support care for aging veterans.
To support 3D-printing research and design for multi-family housing development with the University of Maine Advanced Structures and Composites Center.
To support affordable housing in Indian Township.
To purchase protective gear and other public safety equipment.
To develop a small business incubator and community connectivity hub.
To purchase equipment for a simulation laboratory aboard the State of Maine training vessel.
To restore and upgrade facilities and improve accessibility.
To construct a public works and transportation garage.
To upgrade facilities and expand training for SMCC’s plumbing programs.
To purchase research equipment for biomedical imaging and advanced microscopy.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Gardiner.
To replace and modernize equipment across hospitals with labor and delivery units.
To support economic development by redeveloping a former mill site.
To rehabilitate the Eastport Masonic Hall.
To expand and update the library.
To renovate the fire station.
For facilities and equipment to expand dental services.
To purchase equipment for KVCC's electrician training program.
For facilities and equipment to support a new Health Care Education Center.
To construct and equip a new Emergency Department and oncology infusion center.
To renovate, expand, and equip the Emergency Department.
To support workforce development through small vessel training.
To improve water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure in Fort Kent.
To expand the ocean observation system in the Gulf of Maine, which is used by the maritime and fishing industries.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Vassalboro.
To expand the fire station.
To support the restoration of the historic Rumford Meeting House.
To purchase equipment for the University’s Forest Health lab.
To rehabilitate US Route 201 in Jackman.
To support facility and safety improvements.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in South Berwick.
To support facility improvements for educational and community uses.
To construct a roundabout at the intersection of Route 26-100 and Skillin Road in Cumberland.
To renovate a facility on campus to support early college students.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Clinton.
To upgrade drinking water infrastructure in Canton.
To support technology improvements.
To enhance community accessibility for individuals with disabilities, including the purchase of equipment.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Biddeford.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Machias.
To upgrade stream crossing infrastructure in the Rangeley Lakes Region.
To expand and update facilities.
To develop workforce and senior housing.
To purchase public safety equipment for law enforcement agencies in Hancock County.
To support facility improvements to the Pilley House.
For equipment to support care for aging veterans.
To repair and renovate the youth shelter.
To expand the Maine Collector Survey for lobster in the Gulf of Maine.
For curriculum development and to purchase equipment for an advanced biochemistry lab and a new physics lab.
To make safety improvements to State Route 4 from Auburn to Livermore.
To rehabilitate State Route 15 in Bucksport.
To construct a garage for police vehicles and equipment.
To purchase public safety equipment for law enforcement agencies in Waldo County.
To relocate the salt and sand storage facility.
To construct a garage for municipal vehicles and equipment.
To remediate algae blooms in Unity Pond.
To support research by The Bluefin Collaborative on bluefin tuna.
To increase evidence storage capacity and purchase public safety equipment.
To upgrade drinking water infrastructure in Lubec.
To support housing units for hospital workforce.
To purchase equipment for a logging workforce training program.
To support flood protection and mitigation in York County.
To support critical infrastructure improvements in the Town of Southport.
To expand and renovate the Rural Health Clinic.
To support affordable housing in Piscataquis County.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Southwest Harbor.
To support a child care and community center.
To expand the fire and ambulance station.
To purchase labor and delivery simulation equipment.
To support the redevelopment of an abandoned mill site.
To renovate the community center.
To construct a multi-purpose facility for pre-school, after-school, and community programs.
To support planning and design of a renovated facility to consolidate the Shipyard’s security, police, NCIS, and fire departments.
To expand early childhood literacy and physical education programs.
To renovate an existing structure to be a Behavioral Health Center.
To support renovations to the community center.
To support the creation of a computer science working.
To construct a salt and sand storage facility.
To renovate, expand, and equip the Behavioral Health Emergency Department.
To construct a facility to consolidate the town office and community center, which would also serve as an emergency shelter.
To purchase equipment for the health care profession programs at the University of Maine Presque Isle.
To construct and equip a nursing and allied health care simulation laboratory and learning center on campus.
To remediate algae blooms in North Pond.
To purchase an emergency response vessel and related equipment.
To create a cybersecurity operations center classroom.
To upgrade classroom instructional technology.
To rehabilitate State Route 27 from Belgrade to New Sharon.
To upgrade the Livermore Falls Wastewater Treatment Facility, which serves Livermore Falls and Jay.
To make pedestrian improvements along US Route 2 (Main Street) in Orono.
For facilities and equipment to expand behavioral health services.
To upgrade drinking water infrastructure in Southport.
To construct a new facility to support the Trinity Jubilee Center’s services for underserved people in the Lewiston-Auburn area.
To partner with the Maine lobster fishery and State of Maine officials to develop a strategic North Atlantic Right Whale Habitat Characterization Strategic Plan.
To construct a new child care facility for the Rangeley region.
To upgrade laboratory equipment to expand workforce training.
To upgrade water and wastewater infrastructure in Presque Isle.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Corinna.
To renovate and expand the current municipal facility, which includes the public safety station and administrative offices.
For facilities and equipment to expand LincolnHealth's oncology and infusion therapy suite.
To add safety improvements to the historic narrow-gauge line along the Portland waterfront.
To upgrade drinking water infrastructure in Brewer.
To construct an affordable multi-family building.
To improve wastewater infrastructure in Mechanic Falls.
To replace equipment used by the Portland Police Department's Hazardous Devices Team.
To support safety and facility improvements at the 102-year-old Bangor Opera House.
To construct a new facility for rare disease research.
To provide financial education, income diversification training, and business skill development for Maine lobstermen.
To construct and equip a mental health facility for youth affected by suicide.
To rehabilitate the Readfield Union Meeting House, a nearly 200-year-old building listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
To revitalize Simard Payne Park to better connect it to the riverfront and community, which aligns with Lewiston’s Riverfront Island Master Plan.
To advance research and development of affordable and energy efficient housing applications through 3D printing.
To support STEM programming for Maine’s K-12 students.
To survey and dredge the Union River.
To replace aging public safety communications equipment for Piscataquis County.
To restore the historic Union Hall.
To create new rental low- to moderate-income housing in Bath.
To renovate the Gauvin Family Center for Cultural Arts at University of Maine Presque Isle.
To restore two 19th-century historic properties for educational and community uses.
For facilities and equipment to support care for aging veterans.
To improve drinking water infrastructure in Monmouth.
To renovate a national historic property that serves as a community center for residents of Addison and the surrounding towns.
To replace and reconfigure the stormwater conveyance and management system in downtown Greenville to help prevent flooding.
To expand Kennebec Valley Community College’s plumbing training facilities, which serves students in its Plumbing and Energy Services Applied Sciences degree program.
To make infrastructure improvements to Lincoln Technology Park.
To construct a new fire and EMS station.
To expand an early childhood intervention program.
To expand maritime and shipbuilding education and training.
To renovate the community center in Hartland.
For facilities and equipment to train health care workers.
To allow Bucksport's dock to provide services year-round.
To construct a new facility for the Waldo CAP agency.
To return to service 26 units of affordable housing with support services to low-income seniors in Calais.
To support technology upgrades to meet national child welfare clearing house standards.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Fort Fairfield.
To renovate clinic space.
To purchase equipment for a vocational training program.
To reconstruct the intersection of US Route 1 and State Road in Bath and make pedestrian improvements.
To construct an equipment and training storage facility for use by the Maine Fire Service Institute.
To rebuild the wharf in Stonington which provides crucial ferry and mailboat access for Isle au Haut residents.
To rehabilitate State Route 27 from Farmington to Eustis.
To upgrade the wastewater infrastructure that serves Maine School Administrative District #52.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Houlton.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Ogunquit.
To design for the Camp Ellis beach renourishment project.
To purchase equipment for the Forest Biomaterials Innovation Center at the University of Maine.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Hartland.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Rumford, Mexico, and Dixfield.
To survey and dredge Frenchboro Harbor.
To construct a child care center in Portage Lake.
To support purchase of ground-based critical care vehicles.
To support planning and design for the restoration and expansion of the MEANG Whiskey Ramp used to park KC-135 tankers.
To modernize, renovate, and expand existing facilities to support the creation of a PFAS Center of Excellence.
To reconstruct a portion of US Route 1A from Milbridge to Harrington.
For facilities and equipment to expand the Emergency Department.
To construct the Forest Biomaterials Innovation Center at the University of Maine.
For surgical technology facilities and equipment.
To reconstruct a portion of Route 109 in Acton.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Winterport.
To construct and equip a health center.
To purchase an ambulance and first responder equipment.
To improve water and sewer infrastructure in Winslow.
To construct a new municipal facility in Hollis.
To expand the cancer care center at MaineGeneral.
To construct a Joint National Guard Vehicle Maintenance Shop that will support maintenance of combat and tactical vehicles and equipment for the Maine National Guard.
To construct a public health dental practice, co-located with the primary care space.
To expand services for older adults in Cumberland and York Counties.
To rehabilitate Keen Hall, a 170-year-old building listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
To construct a 64-bed emergency housing facility.
To replace the Paris Fire Station generator.
To renovate and revitalize the former downtown business plaza in Madawaska.
To upgrade drinking water infrastructure in Brunswick.
To renovate the Analytical Laboratory and Soil Testing Service lab at the University of Maine.
To prepare for a dredge of the George's River.
To rehabilitate the Steamboat Katahdin, a more than 100-year-old steamboat listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
For facilities and equipment at an SUD treatment and recovery center.
For equipment to support a new engineering/manufacturing program.
To promote economic development in Augusta’s downtown district and Kennebec River waterfront area by supporting resiliency improvements to Front Street, which experiences frequent flooding.
To purchase wheelchair-accessible vehicles.
To construct and equip a Center for Nursing Workforce Development and Cybersecurity.
To create housing for low to moderate-income individuals.
To connect a sewer extension to a community-owned mobile home park housing low to moderate income individuals.
To replace a failing fishway at Woodland Dam on the St. Croix River.
To develop a network of automated weather stations across Maine that will enhance weather prediction and climate monitoring, assisting Maine farmers and forestry producers and improving hazard monitoring.
To prepare for a dredge of the Royal River.
To reconstruct a portion of State Route 161 from Cross Lake Township to New Canada.
For facilities and equipment to establish a regional ambulance service for three rural Maine communities.
To rehabilitate State Route 11/157 from Medway to Millinocket.
For curriculum and professional development to expand Maine’s rural educator workforce.
To support the expansion of Tree Street Youth's services including, parenting support, health and wellness services, financial literacy training, and workforce development.
To improve ADA accessibility of the Millinocket Library.
To purchase and install air quality control equipment.
To upgrade the Town of Castine's floating dock and piling arrangements to preserve vessel access.
To purchase equipment at the Analytical Laboratory and Soil Testing Service lab at the University of Maine.
To facilitate training for expert witnesses and attorneys who deal with sexual assault cases.
For facilities and equipment to expand CMCC’s health care training programs.
To replace the Lincoln Street Bridge in Dover-Foxcroft, which is an access point for emergency response.
To purchase security equipment to help detect and prevent contraband from entering the jail.
To upgrade drinking water infrastructure in Calais.
To enable nine Maine towns to draft a Community Wildfire Protection Plan.
To construct, expand, and equip the Black Bear Academy, expanding the University of Maine's childcare center to a total of 120 slots.
To support the development of a doctoral nursing program.
To survey and dredge the Kennebunk River.
To purchase equipment to assist in criminal investigations and prosecutions, including those related to illegal narcotics detection.
To construct an early child education and school age center.
To construct an ADA-compliant municipal building that will also serve as an emergency response and emergency warming center.
To replace Presque Isle Airport's passenger terminal.
To acquire telehealth devices for hospice and home health patients.
To renovate a facility that supports programs servicing children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
For construction of new sites to expand residential treatment facilities across Maine.
To rehabilitate a historically significant bell tower, which houses an original Paul Revere foundry bell.
To create a rural training program to care for patients with dementia in outpatient and hospital-based settings.
To expand the Orono Public Library.
To improve the health and wellness of approximately 300 households within the Passamaquoddy Tribal Reservation by upgrading heating and cooling, mold remediation, insulation, and replacing exterior windows, doors, and siding.
To purchase equipment and technology to advance STEM education.
To improve accessibility for people with disabilities.
To improve wastewater infrastructure in Wiscasset.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Baileyville.
To support infrastructure upgrades at the CTE center in Houlton.
To make public safety improvements to the Gray-New Gloucester Middle and High School complex, including for emergency use and meeting ADA accessibility needs.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Eastport.
To build a new, modern fire station, replacing the existing outdated facility.
To purchase radiation therapy equipment for cancer treatment.
To promote energy efficiency research and development using locally sourced biomass.
To purchase, process, and donate seafood to schools, community groups, and food banks.
To support construction of a new facility that would consolidate Preble Street's daytime Teen Center and nighttime Teen Shelter into one building.
To redevelop the middle pier and related facilities in the downtown waterfront.
To construct and equip a health care facility in Washington County.
To construct an early childhood center.
To improve the streets and sidewalks by Bon-Aire housing site.
To improve ADA accessibility of the Porter Memorial Library.
For facilities and equipment to provide medical, mental health, and other health services.
For facilities and equipment to improve safety and accessibility.
To make renovations that will allow this facility to continue to host childcare programs and other expanded services.
To convert the intersection of Route 22 and Broadturn Road in Buxton, a high crash location, into a roundabout configuration.
To rehabilitate Route 155 from the intersection of Route 2 to Route 188.
To improve the structural integrity of the Town of Howland’s public water tank and standpipe.
To purchase training equipment for law enforcement and other first responders in York County.
To replace the State Route 17 bridge over the Saint George River, which provides a vital connection between Augusta and Rockland.
For facilities and equipment to expand an SUD recovery center.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Lubec.
To purchase and install a new MRI machine.
To create the Maine Enterprise Campus Corridor to support small businesses through research and workforce development.
To purchase transit vehicles and associated infrastructure for workforce and regional public transportation to serve Androscoggin, Cumberland, Franklin, Oxford, and Somerset Counties.
To expand the Jesup Library and showcase cross-laminated timber.
For facilities and equipment to support health care workforce training.
To support planning and design for reconstruction of the MEANG light duty ramp, which supports KC-135 parking, fuel cell maintenance, and base requirements.
To promote economic development in Rumford through infrastructure improvements at Black Mountain of Maine.
To renovate a 19th-century historic building to support economic development.
To construct and equip a new Rural Health Center.
To rehabilitate the Caribou Fire Department's living quarters for first responders and improve ADA-accessibility.
To reconstruct a portion of State Route 161 in Fort Kent.
To expand services for older adults.
To purchase communications, dispatch, and other equipment to support public safety and criminal investigations.
To renovate 12 of Community Concepts' low-income rental housing properties in Androscoggin, Franklin, and Oxford Counties.
To upgrade drinking water infrastructure in Pittsfield.
To improve water infrastructure in Richmond.
To upgrade water infrastructure in Ellsworth.
To extend the reach of an emergency alert system in rural Maine including Aroostook, Oxford, Piscataquis, Penobscot, Washington Counties.
To replace the aging public works facility.
To construct affordable housing units for adults with disabilities.
To expand workforce training to support the forest products industry.
To purchase a mobile health unit to serve unsheltered individuals in Mid-Maine.
To complete municipal pier improvements in Searsport.
To construct a new fire station in Sinclair.
To build a new facility to house the fire station, town office, and warming shelter.
To conduct site feasibility analysis for the proposed Maine Science Park.
To expand residential treatment programs in Biddeford and Saco.
To expand technical assistance, training, and startup programs for small businesses in Washington County.
To support economic development in the Mars Hill region through infrastructure improvements at Big Rock Mountain.
To develop, plan, and support nonprofit volunteer transportation.
To renovate the Snow Pond Center for the Arts.
To construct and equip a new dental, medical, and behavioral health center.
For facilities and equipment to support an electronic medical records platform.
To develop a multi-purpose Wabanaki Youth and Cultural Center.
To repair the Llewellyn Estes Bridge (formerly the Stillwater Bridges), which crosses the Stillwater River.
To construct a consolidated facility for county-wide emergency response.
To rehabilitate and preserve the exterior of Masonic Hall, a more than 135-year-old building in the downtown National Register Historic District.
To create a consolidated hub for several social service agencies.
To continue the redevelopment of the former Great Northern Paper Mill site.
To construct a vocational fire training facility.
To upgrade communications equipment on NMCC’s campus.
To construct a new public safety building.
To upgrade wastewater infrastructure in Castine.
To relocate the Road Salt/Sand facility to meet environmental standards.
To construct a kelp and shellfish aquaculture demonstration farm to support the development of innovative technologies and practices.
To conduct a feasibility and planning study for workforce transportation needs in the City of Bath.
To extend the existing Auburn Riverwalk and link it to other local trails.
To support energy efficiency and safety upgrades on campus.
To rehabilitate State Route 27 from Wiscasset to Augusta.
To purchase high-tech equipment for labs and classrooms.
To rehabilitate the Abbe Museum, a Smithsonian Affiliate located within Acadia National Park, dedicated to exploring the history and cultures of Maine’s Native people.
For facilities and equipment to support emerging drug discovery technologies.
To construct and equip a new Emergency Department.
To improve drinking water infrastructure in Stonington.
To replace an aging patrol boat to enhance policing, security, and response capacity in Portland Harbor.
For facilities and equipment at the SUD inpatient treatment unit.
To construct a new library to allow for more storage and community space.
To conduct research on advanced semiconductor technology for harsh environments.
To support the expansion of the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens' Conservatory and Discovery Center.
To rehabilitate a 19th-century historic building for economic and educational development.
To expand two mental illness treatment residential programs.
To construct a community cultural center.
To support construction of the Black Bear Parkway, including roads, water, sewer, electricity, and high-speed fiber, into city-owned land to develop an industrial park.
To construct an aquaculture demonstration, training, and research center at the University of Maine.
For facilities and equipment to support EMS services.
To upgrade one of the main sub-transmission feeds for the Houlton Water Company. This line helps power critical infrastructure, including a hospital, fire station, and police station.
To construct a facility to support maintenance of Maine’s 267-mile portion of the Appalachian Trail.
To construct a multi-use facility for economic and community development.
To rehabilitate portions of the Thomas A. Hill House, a nearly 200-year-old building listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
To upgrade electronic equipment and 911 dispatch consoles for Waldo County's 911 dispatch center.
To replace an old fire station that is in disrepair.
To support the University of Maine Tick Lab's establishment of a coordinated system of tick and tick-borne pathogen surveillance and risk communication in northern New England to address the staggering growth of the tick population in the region.
To build a new facility to house early child care programs, after-school programs, and a community center.
To develop a strategic plan to support Maine's small-scale agricultural workforce and business growth.
To build a new child care center that will help meet demand in the Midcoast region.
To improve the town’s aging water infrastructure.
Improvements to operations and security at USDA National Cold Water Marine Aquaculture Center.
To upgrade and replace public safety communications equipment for Washington County.
To replace a 70-year-old fire station, which is structurally unsound
For the purchase of equipment to provide support to Mainers impacted by cancer.
To support targeted public health outreach and education to rural communities in order to prevent tick-borne diseases.
To reopen a preschool and child care program that closed during COVID-19, which will expand access to early education opportunities and serve low-income families in Kittery.
To construct a facility to house the Fort Kent Police Department's fleet of police vehicles.
To build fire station barracks for full-time staff and student trainees from the Fire Science program at Eastern Maine Community College.
To identify alternatives to conventional pesticides designed to kill ticks and examine the intersection between climate and alternative tick management interventions.
To establish a comprehensive community college training program at Washington County Community College and Southern Maine Community College for Maine's seafood workforce. The curriculum will include seafood processing, logistics, transportation, marketing, and sales.
To reconstruct a section of US Route 1 to address deficiencies with safety, mobility, pavement structure, drainage, pedestrian access, ADA compliance, and bicycle access. Route 1 is a highly used commuter route for the regional workforce and plays a role in providing a link to the passenger ferry terminals in Lincolnville and Rockland, both vital to the coastal islands.
To help new child care entrepreneurs in the Portland area open their own sustainable child care businesses with the necessary training and investment to succeed. A strong child care system will help working parents and parents seeking to complete or continue their education.
To purchase equipment to support research for pediatric rare diseases, including Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, which will have benefits for all Americans, including Mainers. (National project)
To support the launch of a network of virtual dental homes serving eight rural counties in Maine. This pilot project will engage community partners, including non-profit dental centers, federally qualified health centers, and Head Start programs, to expand the delivery of dental care to children in Maine.
To purchase a pediatric and obstetric mobile simulator and simulator equipment to support health care workforce training. This equipment will help increase clinical training capacity in these specialties, and train critically-needed nurses in rural communities. The $1 million request will purchase and outfit a 40-foot mobile simulation unit with high-fidelity pediatric and infant simulators, a high-fidelity birthing manikin and virtual reality equipment and headsets to maximize and standardize the clinical learning experience. The van will provide a full-scale simulation center with two rooms that mimic a hospital room, a control room to operate the technology, and a debriefing space. The van will travel through the UMaine system, but is a critical need for nursing students at UMaine-Presque Isle and UMaine-Fort Kent.
To purchase equipment and develop curriculum for Northern Maine Community College's Mechanized Logging Operations program. This successful program has placed graduates into well-paying logging careers by providing training with the latest technology to meet the industry's needs. Students learn hands-on while operating highly technical, industry-standard equipment with field instructors.
To upgrade the Presque Isle and Houlton Lines and the Maine Northern Railroad mainline from Millinocket to Scopan Township, allowing for 25 mile per hour speeds. Increases in both speed and capacity will improve freight rail service and serve more commercial entities in northern Maine.
To support the continuation of veterans' outreach activites related to accessing mental health and substance use disorder care, rehabilitation, and other health services.
To promote new jobs and business start-ups in nine Maine communities, including Augusta, Bath, Belfast, Brunswick, Ellsworth, Gardiner, Houlton, Rockland, and Westbrook. These communities will undergo an audit process to identify gaps and opportunities to better build their entrepreneur ecosystem, and a comprehensive report for each community will be generated with prioritized action items for implementation.