Sen. Trey Stewart (R-Aroostook) speaking to the Senate in support of the joint resolution.
AUGUSTA, Maine— With bipartisan support in the State House and Senate, this February was officially recognized as 211 Maine Month.
211 Maine is a vital resource across the State, helping individuals find information for services that help them meet their basic needs and thrive.
The joint resolution recognizing 211 Maine Month was cosponsored by Rep. Lori Gramlich (D-Old Orchard Beach) and Sen. Trey Stewart (R-Aroostook).
“I appreciate the opportunity to draw attention to this very important resolution. This resource is one that has helped me immensely as a lawmaker,” said Sen. Stewart. “It is a blessing that we have them serving our constituencies and I appreciate immensely all of the work they do.”
211 Maine Program Director Nikki Williams and Rep. Lori Gramlich (D-Old Orchard Beach) pose before the co-sponsored joint resolution went to the House.
“As a social worker, I know how critically important it is for folks who are struggling to have access to the supportive services they need,” said Rep. Gramlich.
“From connecting Mainers with domestic violence services, to addiction treatment, health care, mental health care, heating and utilities assistance, and much more, 211 is an invaluable resource. I’m proud to help recognize 211 Maine’s 20 years of service to our state.”
211 Specialists answered over 62,000 calls, texts, and emails in 2025 from people looking for help for themselves or someone they know, amounting to over 187,000 minutes of time helping call seekers
211 Maine is a collaborative effort of the United Ways of Maine, the State of Maine, and The Opportunity Alliance as the Contact Center Partner.
Maine State Legislature’s Joint Resolution Recognizing February as 211 Maine Month
March 2, 2026
AUGUSTA, Maine— With bipartisan support in the State House and Senate, this February was officially recognized as 211 Maine Month.
211 Maine is a vital resource across the State, helping individuals find information for services that help them meet their basic needs and thrive.
The joint resolution recognizing 211 Maine Month was cosponsored by Rep. Lori Gramlich (D-Old Orchard Beach) and Sen. Trey Stewart (R-Aroostook).
“I appreciate the opportunity to draw attention to this very important resolution. This resource is one that has helped me immensely as a lawmaker,” said Sen. Stewart. “It is a blessing that we have them serving our constituencies and I appreciate immensely all of the work they do.”
“As a social worker, I know how critically important it is for folks who are struggling to have access to the supportive services they need,” said Rep. Gramlich.
“From connecting Mainers with domestic violence services, to addiction treatment, health care, mental health care, heating and utilities assistance, and much more, 211 is an invaluable resource. I’m proud to help recognize 211 Maine’s 20 years of service to our state.”
211 Specialists answered over 62,000 calls, texts, and emails in 2025 from people looking for help for themselves or someone they know, amounting to over 187,000 minutes of time helping call seekers
211 Maine is a collaborative effort of the United Ways of Maine, the State of Maine, and The Opportunity Alliance as the Contact Center Partner.
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