Potholes & Politics: Local Maine Issues from A to Z
Maine Municipal Association
44 episodes
2 days ago
Send us a text In this episode, Rebecca Lambert and Amanda Campbell explore the work of the 18-member Right to Know Advisory Committee, which oversees and supports the Maine Freedom of Access Act. They discuss who serves on the committee, what the committee does, why the work maters, and how it impacts municipalities across the state. For those looking for a clear and concise overview of the committee’s role and responsibilities, this episode is worth a listen.
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Send us a text In this episode, Rebecca Lambert and Amanda Campbell explore the work of the 18-member Right to Know Advisory Committee, which oversees and supports the Maine Freedom of Access Act. They discuss who serves on the committee, what the committee does, why the work maters, and how it impacts municipalities across the state. For those looking for a clear and concise overview of the committee’s role and responsibilities, this episode is worth a listen.
Potholes & Politics: Local Maine Issues from A to Z
17 minutes
4 months ago
A Sneak Peek at Studies
Send us a text In this brief episode of 'Potholes and Politics,' hosts Rebecca Lambert and Amanda Campbell dive into key legislative updates and study bills of municipal interest in Maine. They discuss the recent legislative adjournment, the upcoming issue of the Maine Town and City magazine, and various significant study bills, including those on property taxation, unfunded mandates, unregulated stormwater pollution, and school funding. The episode also touches on their upcoming trip to the ...
Potholes & Politics: Local Maine Issues from A to Z
Send us a text In this episode, Rebecca Lambert and Amanda Campbell explore the work of the 18-member Right to Know Advisory Committee, which oversees and supports the Maine Freedom of Access Act. They discuss who serves on the committee, what the committee does, why the work maters, and how it impacts municipalities across the state. For those looking for a clear and concise overview of the committee’s role and responsibilities, this episode is worth a listen.
