Maine House GOP 
Rep. Justin Fecteau
Proudly Serving House District 86:
Augusta (part)
Representative Justin Fecteau serves on the Joint Standing Committee Appropriations & Financial Services
Representative Fecteau is an Augusta native raised on Sandhill, and an alumnus of both Saint Augustine and Cony High. As a United States Army Veteran, he knows what makes Maine one of the nation’s most patriotic places. He works to help make sure all returned and returning Veterans are given the care and entrepreneurial support they need. His goal is to make Maine one of our nation’s top places for Veterans.
Currently working as a high school teacher, Representative Fecteau knows firsthand what today’s youth are looking for in their young adult lives. As a member of the Joint Standing Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs in the 129th Legislature, he has worked tirelessly to provide students and teachers support that is student-centered and makes Maine small businesses, community colleges, and universities a top choice for graduating seniors.
He believes “our students are our greatest investment, so we should come together to give teachers the tools they need to succeed in the classroom.”
Joint Standing Committee on Appropriations & Financial Affairs
The Joint Standing Committee on Appropriations and Financial Affairs reviews General Fund appropriations and general fiscal policy; federal funds allocations, special revenue and block grant allocations when part of a biennial or supplemental budget; Budget Stabilization Fund; general obligation bond issues; collective bargaining funding; budgeting methodologies; review of financial orders; and financial evaluation of agencies of state government.
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Constituent Services
Congratulatory letters, Legislative Sentiments, flags flown over the Capitol, assistance with state departments, general comments or questions about legislative matters.
Contact Information
Mail: 2 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04330
Email: Justin.Fecteau@legislature.maine.gov
Legislative Office: (207) 287-1440
Sponsored Legislation (2019-2020)
| LD 353 | (HP279) |
| An Act To Classify Recovery Residences as One-family Dwellings for the Purposes of the Fire Code | |
| LD 662 | (HP483) |
| An Act To Count Study Abroad toward Secondary School Credit | |
| LD 663 | (HP484) |
| An Act To Allow Holders of Gold Star Family Registration Plates To Be Issued Complimentary Licenses To Hunt, Trap and Fish and To Exempt Them from Vehicle Registration Fees | |
| LD 985 | (HP740) |
| An Act To Maintain High School Diploma Standards by Repealing Proficiency-based Diploma Standards | |
| LD 1112 | (HP816) |
| An Act To Provide Employee Vaccination Compensation | |
| LD 1113 | (HP817) |
| An Act To Change Procedures of the Governor’s Board on Executive Clemency and To Seal Marijuana Convictions | |
| LD 1330 | (HP958) |
| An Act To Ensure Pedestrian Safety in Roundabouts | |
| LD 1331 | (HP959) |
| An Act To Amend the Student Information Privacy Act | |
| LD 1446 | (HP1058) |
| An Act To Remove Sales and Use Taxation on Gold and Silver Coins | |
| LD 1487 | (HP1089) |
| An Act To Exempt Holders of Gold Star Family Registration Plates from Vehicle Registration Fees | |
| LD 1488 | (HP1090) |
| An Act To Allow Holders of Gold Star Family Registration Plates To Be Issued Complimentary Licenses To Hunt, Trap and Fish | |
| LD 2035 | (HP1445) |
| An Act To Modify Teacher Certification Expiration Dates for Teachers Who Use Family Medical Leave | |
| LD 2165 | (HP1549) |
| An Act To Provide Support to Students, Staff and Faculty at Postsecondary Educational Institutions for Temporary Closures Due to Infectious Diseases |
