Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Maine Commission for Community Service.
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Oct 17, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Maine americorps state competitive grants application.
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Augusta
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19 Elkins Lane, Room 105 105 State House Station
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(207) 624-7792
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Maine Commission for Community Service
The Commission discussed several organizational and operational matters, including a move to MOCA for financial and reporting processes and the hiring of a Management Analyst. Federal funding concerns regarding potential government shutdowns and their impact on AmeriCorps programs were reviewed, alongside takeaways from the National Service Summit. Strategic initiatives were addressed, including the formation of a Strategic Plan Task Force, the recruitment of new Commissioners, and the development of a workplan for the Maine Volunteer Foundation. The Commission also reviewed reports from various task forces, such as the Service Programs Task Force, which received approval for new terms of service for Maine Service Fellows, and the Grant Selection and Performance Task Force, which is managing rural grant applications.
The meeting included an AmeriCorps program briefing and planning discussions regarding Wabanaki Reach programming and federal government shutdown updates. Participants engaged in brainstorming outreach opportunities for ServeMaine.org, reflected on the MMA Conference, and acknowledged the signing of an MOU with the Maine Volunteer Foundation. Additionally, the board received updates from various task forces, including public policy, grant selection, communications, service programs, institutional effectiveness, and financial reports, as well as a review of the three-year service strategy.
The meeting includes an AmeriCorps program briefing, updates on federal issues and the National Service Summit, and a report on progress from a strategy session. Key agenda items involve discussion on Commissioner recruitment, outcomes from the annual retreat, and the establishment of a Strategic Plan Task Force. Further discussions focus on the Commissioner Ambassador Program, updates from public policy, grant selection and performance, and communications. Action items include the allocation of MSYs by the Grant Selection and Performance Task Force and the enactment of term limit guidance for Maine Service Fellows and host sites.
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