Senator Donna Bailey:
Getting results for our communities
Highlights from this legislative session
Sen. Bailey’s bills that passed & became law
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Sen. Bailey’s bills that passed & but were vetoed
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Sen. Bailey’s bills that passed & but weren’t funded
- 1914 - An Act to Enact the Maine Psilocybin Health Access Act
Constituent Services
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I am always available to help a constituent with matters before the State. One story does stick out though. I was contacted by a woman who was having difficulty in getting her hairdressing business up and running because she could not get her license approved through the State. Within hours of contacting me, I was able to secure her license and to get an apology from the Commissioner as to the way her situation had been handled. Cutting through red tape is my super power!
During the early part of the Covid state of emergency, I was contacted by a local small business owner, a seamstress, who had to close her shop due to the pandemic, as she was not considered an essential business. She contacted me because she had been approached by a local grocery store, as well as many of her customers, asking if she could sew masks for them. Within an hour, we were able to get her face mask sewing part of her business deemed essential and she was able to
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Working across the aisle:
- Bi-Partisan Coastal Caucus member – working together on issues that affect Maine coastal
communities - Bi-Partisan Aging Caucus member – working together to support legislation that improves life
for Maine Seniors - Bi-Partisan Children’s Caucus member – working together to support legislation that improves
life for Maine children