Governor Janet Mills has signed the following bills into law:
- LD 28 An Act To Create an Alert System To Notify the Public When a Person with an Intellectual or Developmental Disability Is Missing
- LD 34 An Act To Create the Maine Forestry Operations Cleanup and Response Fund
- LD 66 An Act To Improve Livestock and Poultry Preparation
- LD 88 An Act To Amend Maine’s Wildlife Laws Regarding Species of Special Concern
- LD 128 An Act To Authorize the Commissioner of Transportation To Enter into Agreements with the United States Department of Transportation
- LD 137 An Act Regarding Absence from Work for Emergency Response
- LD 171 An Act To Enable Out-of-state Certified Public Accountancy Firms To Provide Services in Maine on the Basis of Substantial Equivalency
- LD 191 An Act To Permit Municipalities To Provide Assistance to Veterans in Paying Property Taxes
- LD 256 An Act To Adjust Sewer and Wastewater Lien Fees
- LD 325 An Act To Expand the Definition of “Education Disruption” To Include States of Emergency That Limit Students’ Access to On-site Education for Longer Than 15 School Days (EMERGENCY)
- LD 342 An Act To Establish a Permanent Appointment of a Member of the Wabanaki Tribes to the Marine Resources Advisory Council
- LD 361 An Act To Establish a Permanent Appointment of a Member of the Wabanaki Tribes to the Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Advisory Council
- LD 450 An Act To Promote the Education of Patients by Primary Care and Urgent Care Physicians Regarding the Bone Marrow Transplant List
- LD 486 Resolve, Directing the Bureau of Parks and Lands To Convey Certain Land in Township 12, Range 13 WELS in Exchange for Other Land in Township 11, Range 10 WELS
- LD 500 Resolve, Regarding Legislative Review of Portions of Chapter 895: Underground Facility Damage Prevention Requirements, a Major Substantive Rule of the Public Utilities Commission (EMERGENCY)
- LD 523 An Act Regarding Prior Authorizations for Prescription Drugs
- LD 547 An Act Regarding Nuisance Beavers (EMERGENCY)
- LD 564 An Act To Save Money by Eliminating the Requirement That the Annual Reports of State Agencies Be Printed
- LD 569 An Act To Prohibit Hunting with a Bow within 100 Yards of a Building or Residence
- LD 572 An Act To Assist Students in Preparing for Opportunities To Live and Work in Maine
- LD 594 Resolve, Directing the Department of Labor To Submit to the United States Secretary of Labor a Plan for a Self-employment Assistance Program
- LD 600 An Act To Require Insurance Coverage for Certified Midwife Services
- LD 625 Resolve, Directing a Review of Crucial Needs and Lapses in Responding to and Preventing Sexual Trauma in the Maine National Guard
- LD 653 An Act To Provide Maine Residents Losing Employer-based Health Coverage with Information about Other Coverage
- LD 784 An Act To Amend the Law Governing Approval Authority over and Oversight of Certified Nursing Assistant Educational Programs
- LD 797 An Act To Create a Registry To Improve Access to Automated External Defibrillators
- LD 799 An Act To Amend the Procedures for Veterinarians in the Controlled Substances Prescription Monitoring Program
- LD 998 An Act To Amend the Continuing Education Requirement for Pharmacists
- LD 1078 An Act To Promote Traffic Safety in Emergency Situations
- LD 1109 An Act To Align Equipment Requirements for Electric Bicycles with National Manufacturing Standards
- LD 1620 An Act To Support Maine Theaters by Expanding Eligibility for Off-premises Catering Licenses
- LD 1697 An Act To Establish a Homeowner Assistance Fund Program and Provide for the Distribution of Funds
- LD 1700 An Act To Provide Allocations for the Administration of State Fiscal Recovery Funds
Megan Diver
Megan has worked in Maine politics for more than ten years and all of her professional career, having served in many roles for elected officials (including former Secretary of State Charlie Summers), in-house with the Maine Association of REALTORS®, legislative specialist at Pierce Atwood LLP providing lobbying services and support to Pierce Atwood’s government relations clients and most recently senior government relations specialist at the Maine State Chamber of Commerce. Megan currently is the Vice President at the Maine Energy Marketers Association, utilizing her vast knowledge and legislative experience at the State House to represent MEMA on policies relating to the Association and its members.