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Maine Teachers Union calls for higher taxes
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Two quick thoughts about Obama's directive to make government more accountable.

Maine spending more tax dollars on art
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They are at it again. Our friends at the Maine Arts Commission are looking for

In a refreshing bit of news out of Augusta this morning, a deputy commissioner for

Maine's Nanny State ways continue
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We hear today from the anti-business, Maine "environmental officials" who are letting

Sen. Elizabeth "Libby" Mitchell wants it both ways
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Senate President and Gubernatorial candidate Libby Mitchell (D), as well as Blaine

With budget gaps at every turn, the UMaine Chancellor was tasked with finding areas

Read up on the so called Health Care "Reform"
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This is a state government blog. But without question, the HR 3962 bill, or the

The 2009 Maine Piglet Book makes some noise
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The 2009 Maine Piglet Book hit with a bang last Thursday. The Read More...

	NEW! Updated Local School Employee Payroll		NEW! School Spending Charts Use Charts and Graphs to see local school spending information

	Property taxes are up 58% since 2000 See how fast your town's property taxes have increased!

Down to the Agency, Person and Penny...

Welcome to MaineOpenGov.org - giving Mainers a clear look into how Maine government spends their hard-earned tax dollars, down to the agency, person and penny. MaineOpenGov.org is sponsored by The Maine Heritage Policy Center, a non-partisan and non-profit think tank located in Portland, Maine.

MaineOpenGov.org gives Maine taxpayers an unbiased look at raw spending data, provided directly by official government sources. It is designed to be a tool used by Mainers to research, analyze, compare and share government spending data.

2008 State Employee Payroll, 2008 State Retiree Pensions and 2008 Checks to Businesses & People - now online and searchable with MaineOpenGov.org.

Click the "Payroll" or "Checks to Businesses & People" links above or the buttons below to begin searching state employee payroll and payments made to companies and individuals.

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The information of this website was provided by official government and public sources through the Freedom of Access Act. Therefore, any errors, omissions or inaccuracies are not those of The Maine Heritage Policy Center. However, please do contact us regarding any questions or comments.

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What's New

March 2010

New Features

New Property Tax Calculator

New Payroll Charts

Legislator Salaries and Benefits for 2006, 2007, and 2008

Maine Maritime Academy Payroll for 2008
2008 State Employee Payroll

2008 Checks to Businesses & People

2008 Retiree Pensions

Look for more data sets coming soon, including The Maine Turnpike Authority.

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NEW! Updated Local School Employee Payroll

NEW! School Spending Charts

Use Charts and Graphs to see local school spending information

Property taxes are up 58% since 2000

See how fast your town's property taxes have increased!