Maine County Commissioners
The voters in each of Maine's 16 counties elect three, five or seven commissioners to four year terms to oversee the operation of county government. Each commissioner serves a separate district within the county. Commissioners are the counties' chief elected officials, are ultimately responsible for the fiscal operations and policy decisions affecting county government. Additional duties include municipal tax abatement appeals and hearings on maintenance of town roads. They also serve, in effect, as the municipal official in Maine's many unorganized territories. Fifteen Maine Counties belong to the Maine County Commissioners Association.
The voters in each of Maine's 16 counties elect three, five or seven commissioners to four year terms to oversee the operation of county government. Each commissioner serves a separate district within the county. Commissioners are the counties' chief elected officials, are ultimately responsible for the fiscal operations and policy decisions affecting county government. Additional duties include municipal tax abatement appeals and hearings on maintenance of town roads. They also serve, in effect, as the municipal official in Maine's many unorganized territories. Fifteen Maine Counties belong to the Maine County Commissioners Association.
MCCA Executive Committee 2025
President: Commissioner Andre Cushing, Penobscot County
Vice President: Commissioner Robert Sezak, Somerset County
Secretary/Treasurer:
Past President: Commissioner Richard Dutremble, York County
President: Commissioner Andre Cushing, Penobscot County
Vice President: Commissioner Robert Sezak, Somerset County
Secretary/Treasurer:
Past President: Commissioner Richard Dutremble, York County
MCCA Board of Directors 2025
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