Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands

Established in 1820, the state of Maine has a population of more than 1.2 million people and consists of over 15 counties. The state s office of the governor is located in Augusta, Maine. The state of Maine has various art organizations, museums, theaters, wildlife areas and recreational facilities. The state also operates public libraries and various child welfare and social service organizations. Additionally, it operates various departments, such as agriculture, health, economic and community development, travel and tourism, housing and utilities departments. Its department of economic and community development provides information about business opportunities in the state and is responsible for the issuance of licenses and permits for setting up businesses. Additionally, the state provides online information about its counties and municipalities that includes basic facts, elected officials and various community development services provided, such as police and fire protection.

The Treasury-Unclaimed Property, located in Augusta, ME, is overseen by the Office of the Maine State Treasurer. This establishment provides efficient banking and financial services for state agencies, including revenue collection, payment issuance, and trust management, with a focus on safety, liquidity, and yield in state investments. Furthermore, the office manages debt payments and issuance, ensuring that voter-authorized bonds are effectively sold to fund capital projects statewide. Holding over $364 million in unclaimed funds, they dedicate themselves to reuniting owners with their money, showcasing a commitment to serving the residents of Maine with professionalism and dedication. Generated from the website content

Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) is a part of Maine.gov. It operates as an organization for business development, community development, tourism and film, innovation and international trade for the state of Maine. The department offers funding for businesses, community development programs, such as housing, infrastructure and redevelopment grants and for research and innovation. The department s partners include Department of Maine Resources, Governor, Finance Authority of Maine and Coastal Enterprise, Rural Development and Small Business Administration.