Maine House GOP 
Rep. Shelley Rudnicki
Proudly Serving House District 108:
Fairfield, Mercer & Smithfield
Representative Shelley Rudnicki
Representative Rudnicki and her husband Tony have lived in the town of Fairfield for 24 years. She opened Shelley’s Used Cars in Fairfield Center six years ago .
She grew up in the town of Knox, Maine on a chicken farm, and graduated from Mount View HS. She has spent more than nine years as a member as of Benton Elementary PTO, and 12 years as a member of the Fairfield Planning Board.
Joint Standing Committee on Criminal Justice & Public Safety
This committee reviews legislation pertaining to Maine Criminal Code; Maine Juvenile Code; Maine Bail Code; criminal law and criminal procedure; criminal history record information; domestic violence; human trafficking; sex trafficking; sentencing; Criminal Law Advisory Commission; Department of Public Safety; law enforcement; Criminal Justice Academy; victims’ rights; Victims Compensation Fund; Department of Corrections; adult and juvenile corrections; intensive supervision; probation and parole; county jails; community corrections; adult-use marijuana crimes; operating under the influence; operating after suspension; habitual offenders; fire safety and arson; firefighters and emergency responders; firearms; concealed handgun permits; private investigators; security guards; amusement rides; and Maine Emergency Management Agency.
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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: Shelley.Rudnicki@legislature.maine.gov
Legislative Office: (207) 287-1440
Sponsored Legislation (2019-2020)
| LD 136 | (HP118) |
| An Act To Establish a Special Education Circuit Breaker Reimbursement Program | |
| LD 137 | (HP119) |
| An Act To Make the Maine Learning Technology Initiative More Cost-effective | |
| LD 739 | (HP544) |
| An Act To Help Small Businesses by Establishing an Alternate Minimum Wage |
