Maine joined the Audiology and Speech Language Pathology Compact on June 26, 2023 when Gov. Janet Mills signed the bill into law. Maine became the 29th state to join the compact.

Governor Janet Mills signed LD 2137 into law on April 22, 2023 making Maine the 7th state to join the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact.

Maine became the seventh state to enact the Interstate Counseling Compact after Governor Janet Mills signed Chapter 547 of the laws of 2022, sponsored by Representative Joyce “Jay” McCreight.

Maine joins the enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact.

In 2021, Maine joined the Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact.

Gov. Janet Mills signed the Physical Therapy Licensure Compact into law on June 26, 2023. The compact facilitates interstate practice of physical therapy with the goal of improving public access to physical therapy services.

Governor Mills allowed the Physician Assistant Licensure Compact to become law without signature on April 23, 2024, making Maine the 9th state to enact the policy.

Maine became the twenty-fifth state to enact PsyPACT in 2021.

Governor Mills signed the Social Work Licensure Compact on April 26, 2024; it became Chapter 624 of Public Law.

Pursuant to Chapter 101 of the Maine Unified Special Education Regulation Birth to Age 20 (MUSER) the State Educational Agency mut ensure a 30-calendar-day resolution period is met, a final decision is reached in the hearing; and a copy of the decision is mailed to the parents.

Public Law 2021, Chapter 634 makes harassment by a National Guard member a crime if the service member was given a prior warning not to harass a person by their commander. Chapter 634 also provides the Adjutant General with the authority to provide victims of IPV with travel funds to and from proceedings. Lastly, those service members convicted of criminal harassment shall be subject to non-judicial military punishment.

Requires the Adjutant General to provide victims of sexual assault or sexual harassment with financial assistance to cover the expenses of traveling to and from and participating in state criminal or civil court proceedings or proceedings under the Maine Code of Military Justice related to the sexual assault or sexual harassment.

The Maine Military and Community Network is a statewide network of services, state leaders, and military representatives that have come together in an effort to understand, prevent, and address challenges faced by current and former military service members as well as their families. MMCN consists of eleven regional groups across the state, and membership includes: local law enforcement, education officials, VA representatives, State Veteran Services representative, National Guard representative, Department of Labor participants, Family Readiness and others. The MMCN participates in Maine's Hire A Vet Campaign, is a leader in Suicide Prevention and Awareness coordination, and connects the military community with community resources and various state agencies, which can improve the overall quality of life for service members and their families. Each year, the MMCN hosts an annual conference, at which they invite state leaders, members of Maine's Congressional Delegation, Legislators and State Agency heads to share policy successes, best practices, and future endeavors that may benefit Maine's military community.

The Maine Military and Community Network is a statewide network of services, state leaders, and military representatives that have come together in an effort to understand, prevent, and address challenges faced by current and former military service members as well as their families. MMCN consists of eleven regional groups across the state, and membership includes: local law enforcement, education officials, VA representatives, State Veteran Services representative, National Guard representative, Department of Labor participants, Family Readiness and others. The MMCN participates in Maine's Hire A Vet Campaign, is a leader in Suicide Prevention and Awareness coordination, and connects the military community with community resources and various state agencies, which can improve the overall quality of life for service members and their families. Each year, the MMCN hosts an annual conference, at which they invite state leaders, members of Maine's Congressional Delegation, Legislators and State Agency heads to share policy successes, best practices, and future endeavors that may benefit Maine's military community.

The Maine Military and Community Network is a statewide network of services, state leaders, and military representatives that have come together in an effort to understand, prevent, and address challenges faced by current and former military service members as well as their families. MMCN consists of eleven regional groups across the state, and membership includes: local law enforcement, education officials, VA representatives, State Veteran Services representative, National Guard representative, Department of Labor participants, Family Readiness and others. The MMCN participates in Maine's Hire A Vet Campaign, is a leader in Suicide Prevention and Awareness coordination, and connects the military community with community resources and various state agencies, which can improve the overall quality of life for service members and their families. Each year, the MMCN hosts an annual conference, at which they invite state leaders, members of Maine's Congressional Delegation, Legislators and State Agency heads to share policy successes, best practices, and future endeavors that may benefit Maine's military community.