Maine 2025-2026 Regular Session

Maine Senate Bill LD503

Introduced
2/7/25  
Refer
2/7/25  
Engrossed
5/21/25  
Enrolled
5/22/25  

Caption

An Act Regarding the Substance Use Disorder Services Commission

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

ME LD2219

An Act to Implement the Recommendations Regarding the Maine Commission on Public Defense Services

ME LD4

An Act to Update Provisions of the Department of Corrections Laws Regarding Operation and Administration of Jails, Women's Services and Juvenile Detention

ME LD449

An Act to Authorize the Department of Health and Human Services to License Home-based and Community-based Services for Persons with an Intellectual Disability, Autism Spectrum Disorder or a Related Condition or an Acquired Brain Injury and Define Autism Spectrum Disorder

ME LD1233

An Act Regarding the Maine State Cemetery Preservation Commission

ME LD1719

An Act to Establish Substance Use Disorder Treatment Centers

ME LD2066

An Act to Clarify Liability Under the Uncontrolled Hazardous Substance Site Law and to Waive a Fee Regarding Voluntary Response Action Plans

ME LD1900

An Act to Establish a Tax Credit for Employers Who Employ Persons Recovering from Substance Use Disorder

ME LD219

An Act Regarding Appeals of License or Permit Decisions of the Commissioner of Environmental Protection

ME LD1072

An Act Regarding the Bureau of Motor Vehicles

ME LD227

An Act Regarding Legally Protected Health Care Activity in the State

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