A proven county commissioner and public finance professional — working to make county government better for all 14 towns in District 2.
DonateI am running for county commissioner because Kennebec County needs new ideas. County government has been operating roughly the same way since before the American Revolution. I want to bring our communities together to drive costs down and better serve the public.
I served on the Androscoggin County Commission from 2017 to 2021, including a term as Commission Chair. As commissioner, I focused on long-term strategic and capital planning, improved relationships between the county and its municipalities as well as between county government and its staff, invested in lagged employee compensation, and began addressing deferred maintenance on the historic county building.
Professionally, I'm a public finance analyst who manages large public budgets, treasury operations, grant administration, and financial reporting. I work with auditors and governing boards to ensure public dollars are spent responsibly and transparently. I hold a Master's degree in Public Policy and Management with a concentration in Finance from the Muskie School at the University of Southern Maine.
I've also served on a planning board, a library board, and a board of assessment review — the local bodies that handle land use, community services, and property tax appeals.
Two terms as a county commissioner, including serving as chair — I've done the job and I know the work.
A public finance professional who manages large budgets every day — your tax dollars in responsible hands.
Committed to open, honest county government that works for all 14 towns in District 2.
A Readfield homeowner, husband, and young father building a life right here in Kennebec County.
District 2 runs from Vienna down to Randolph — fourteen towns, and I want to show up in every one of them. Signs, mailers, and being findable when someone looks this race up all cost money.
Donate via ActBluePatrol deputies answering calls across towns without their own police department, criminal investigations, civil process, K-9, dive and rescue.
The Kennebec County Correctional Facility houses and cares for up to 150 people, and runs alternative sentencing, veterans programs, and inmate healthcare.
Prosecutes crimes committed in the county.
Every property transaction in the county — deeds, mortgages, liens. If you buy or sell a home here, it's recorded here.
Wills, estates, guardianships of adults and children, adoptions, name changes.
Planning and coordination for storms, floods, and disasters — mitigation and recovery planning, GIS mapping, and the link between our towns and state and federal help.
You're in. Noel will be in touch.