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This bill proposes sending State Police to patrol rural areas to help keep them safer. It is currently being debated in the House of Representatives.
This bill would allow the state of Maine to borrow money to help local businesses grow. It is currently being debated in the Senate.
This is a bill to pay for state government services. The Senate is currently voting on it.
This is a proposed law that would lower property taxes for Maine families. It is currently being debated by state senators and has not yet been passed.
A new bill in the House would lower the amount of money teachers and state employees have to pay toward their retirement, allowing them to keep more of their paycheck.
This bill would provide money to colleges to fix up their bike paths, walking trails, and outdoor sports areas so they can better withstand things like storms and flooding. It is currently being discussed in the Senate.
The state is deciding whether to borrow money to help pay for LifeFlight of Maine’s emergency services. It is currently waiting for a vote in the Senate.
This bill allows the state to borrow money to build more affordable homes for working people. It also changes the rules so more families can qualify for help buying a house. It is currently being debated in the Senate.
This bill is currently being discussed in the Maine Senate. If it passes, it will make it easier and more affordable for people to get the training they need to become doctors, nurses, and other healthcare workers in our state.
This bill would allow the state to borrow money to help scientists invent new technology and turn those ideas into real-world products. The Senate is currently deciding whether to approve it.
This bill would give towns and tribes more state money to help cover the costs of providing emergency assistance to people in need. It is currently being debated in the House.
Maine is considering a plan to borrow money to help local farmers grow their businesses and survive tough times. The state Senate is currently deciding whether to approve it.
