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Preservation is the nonprofit statewide advocacy organization for historic
preservation. Join
us to help the voice of preservation be heard.
Legislative Updates
Communities
for Maine's Future Act
Maine
Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit
Uniform
Building and Energy Code
Resources
- Web access to the Maine
State Legislature is easy, fast and essential for up-to-date information
on bills.
- To search for bills, click here.
- 2009 Public Hearing Schedule, click here.
- 2009 Work Session Schedule, click here.
- To find your Maine State Representative, click
here.
- To find your Maine State Senator, click here.
- If you are not sure who your U.S. House representative
is, go to www.house.gov/writerep/
and type in your zip code.
Our
Representatives
Maine's
First District
Congressman Chellie Pingree
Washington
Office:
Phone: (202) 225-6116
Main
District Office:
57 Exchange St. , Portland, ME 04101
Phone: (207) 774-5019, Fax: (207) 871-0720
Web
Site: http://pingree.house.gov/
E-mail: contact-form
Maine's
Second District
Congressman Michael H. Michaud
Washington
Office:
Phone: (202) 225-6306, Fax: (202) 225-2943
Main
District Office:
202 Harlow St., Room 235, Bangor, ME 04401
Phone:
(207) 942-6935
Fax: (207) 942-5907
Web
Site: michaud.house.gov
E-mail: Contact Via 'Write Your Rep.'
List
of list of Historic Preservation Caucus members http://www.preservationaction.org/caucus/caucus06.htm
U.S.
Senator Olympia Snowe
olympia@snowe.senate.gov
154
Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 -
(202) 224-5344
U.S.
Senator Susan Collins: collins.senate.gov/low/contactemail.htm
172
Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 - (202)
224-2523
- Contacting
the US Congress is an up-to-date database of congressional contact
information for the 110th Congress of the United States.
- For the latest on Federal legislation for
historic preservation, visit Preservation
Action.
Lobbying
by 501(c)(3) Organizations: The Basics
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SPEAK
OUT!
Become
a preservation e-advocate!
Our lead
partner in historic preservation is the Maine
Historic Preservation Commission, located in Augusta. Contact
them at (207) 287-2132.
Become
a member of the Preservation Action!
In both
the public and private forums at the federal, state and local levels,
Maine Preservation works hard to support and shape public policy to
protect the historic environment.
We follow
the activities of selected bills during legislative sessions and will
keep you posted on the status of bills we are watching. Check
back here often!
Our efforts
are largely grassroots. We rely on our growing membership to keep us
informed and to add strength to our voice - whether it be heard in Town
Hall, in the halls of the State House, or in Washington, D.C.
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