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Substance Abuse Services Commission Current Members

Commission Position	Name	Address	City	State	Zip
Senator	Senator John Martin	PO Box 250	Eagle Lake	ME	04739
Senator	VACANT			ME
Legislative - HHS	Representative Anne Perry	474 South St	Calais	ME	04619
Legislative - HHS	Representative Robert Walker	PO Box 33	Lincolnville	ME	04849
Legislative	Representative Donna Finley	190 Waterville Road	Skowhegan	ME	04976
Legislative	Representative Gary Connor	10 Patterson Dr	Kennebunk	ME	04043
Physician	Dr. Thomas McDermott	15 Eaton Dr	Waterville	ME	04901
Superintendent of Schools	Mr. Thomas Farrell	1 Christopher Rd	Kennebunk	ME	04043
Elementary School Educator	VACANT
MAAR	Ms. Debbie Dettor	8 Mulliken Ct	Augusta	ME	04330
Attorney	James Cameron, Esq	5 Greenville St	Hallowell	ME	04347
PostSecondary Educator	Dr. Marcella H. Sorg	15 Coburn Hall , UMO	Orono	ME	04469
Prevention Practitioner	VACANT			ME
Education Practitioner	Ms. Veronica Wiegman	675 North Rd	Leeds	ME	04263
Treatment Practitioner	Mr. Robert M. Long	44 Byram Ave	Freeport	ME	04032
Private Sector Employer	Ms. Rita Bubar	339 Winnecook Rd	Burnham	ME	04922
Public: Prevention	Ms. Rebecca Ireland	37 College Ave.	Gorham	ME	04038
Public: Treatment	Mr. David J. Faulkner	171 Bradley St	Portland	ME	04102
Public: Education	VACANT
Public: Employer	VACANT			ME
Public: Affected/Recovering	Ms. Patricia Hickey	61 Webster Ave	Bangor	ME	04401

Staff:

Guy Cousins , OSA Acting Director
Tom Lewis, Staff Liaison

Membership

The Commission consists of the following:

• One member of the Senate, appointed by the President of the Senate
• five members of the Legislature who may be members of either the Senate or the House of Representatives, appointed by the President of the Senate if Senators or the Speaker of the House if members of the House of Representatives (two of these five at-large members of the Legislature must be members of the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over health and human services matters
• One physician experience with treatment of substance abuse, appointed by the Governor
• One public school superintendent who has experience with school-based substance abuse prevention and education programs, appointed by the Governor
• One elementary school educator, appointed by the Governor
• One representative from nominations by the Maine Alliance for Addiction Recovery, appointed by the Governor
• One attorney who represents clients involved with the substance abuse system, appointed by the Governor
• One educator involved in post-secondary substance abuse education, appointed by the Governor
• One substance abuse prevention practitioner, one substance abuse education practitioner, and one substance abuse treatment practitioner, appointed by the Governor
• One private sector employer familiar with substance abuse employee assistance programs, appointed b the Governor
• Five members of the public, appointed by the Governor. In appointing these five members, the Governor shall select members from outstanding people in the following areas:
  1. Drug abuse prevention
  2. Drug abuse treatment
  3. Education
  4. Employers
  5. Persons affected by or recovering from alcoholism, chronic intoxication, drug abuse or drug dependency, evidenced by a minimum of three years sobriety or abstention from drug abuse.

Last Updated: 09/11/07

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