Senate President Alfond on Bill Green’s Maine
Senate President Justin Alfond talks with Bill Green about his life and his plans for the 126th Maine Senate.
City Council District Meetings
Since the election, I have been traveling around the District going to annual in-district meetings. On November 10th, I attended the District 2 City Council annual meeting at Reiche School. The District 2 annual meeting was well attended. We discussed issues involving trash, snow and grass removal, graffiti, zoning issues and other topics. It was...
Labor Committee Saved
On Wednesday, December 15th, I had the honor of participating in negotiations with Republican leadership to preserve the Labor Committee. This was my first time working within my role as Assistant Democratic Leader.
Committees Chosen
I am happy to announce that I have been re-appointed to serve as the lead Senate Democrat on the Education and Cultural Affairs Committee. As the Senate Chair in the 124th Legislature, I am glad to be returning for many reasons. One is that I can provide consistency on the Committee. The lack of consistency...
Panels will be merged
… “Republicans backed off the proposal in the face of strong public opposition,†said Sen. Justin Alfond of Portland, the assistant Senate minority leader, said in a press release. “We put working people before politics to develop a real solution that Republicans and Democrats could agree on.†Read more at The Morning Sentinel.
