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Maine’s childhood vaccination rates have benefited from the elimination of nonmedical exemptions
In 2019, Maine passed a law that eliminated religious and philosophical exemptions in response to dropping rates of ...
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Public safety expenses make up largest share of Maine counties’ ARPA budgets
Maine counties budgeted more American Rescue Plan Act funds for emergency services, sheriffs’ offices and county jails.
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Dig into Maine counties’ stimulus spending with this ARPA project database
The Maine Monitor worked with the Investigative Reporting Workshop to analyze data from reports submitted to the U.S.
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Washington County public safety building set to open in April
The $5.5 million facility, funded with pandemic recovery money, will bring all of the county’s law enforcement offices ...
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York County will use ARPA-funded dredge machine to fight coastal erosion
York County officials put ARPA funds toward a machine that will be used to rebuild sand dunes wiped away by storms.
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Penobscot County spent $2M to tear down an asbestos-filled building. The lot is still empty.
County commissioners approved spending ARPA funds to remove asbestos from the former Bangor YMCA and then demolish it.
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February ‘radio hour’ details Maine’s long-term care challenges
This month, deputy editor Stephanie McFeeters was joined by Maine Monitor senior health reporter Rose Lundy to discuss ...
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In Franklin County, ARPA funds going toward new emergency communications system
The emergency communications software will replace an outdated system and include data gathered through specialized aerial ...