Manufactured Housing Program

The Manufactured Housing Program (MHP) regulates manufactured housing to ensure it is safe from hazardous defects, provides uniform performance standards for construction and installation of manufactured housing, and enforces a safe and sanitary environment for residents of manufactured housing communities.

MHP was created from the Manufactured Housing Board in the Department of Professional and Financial Regulation (DPFR). MHP joined MOCA in July 2026.

MHP’s primary responsibilities include:

Download information about the difference between mobile and modular homes (PDF). 

Announcements

August 24, 2026 - MHP adds Complaint Webform to File a Complaint webpage.

August 18, 2026 - MHP has updated forms for Warranty Seals and Complaints.

August 17, 2026 - Manufactured Housing Community Data Dashboard now available on MHP's Resources for Residents page.

July 29, 2026 - Manufactured Housing Program joins MOCA. Read more.

Upcoming Public Meetings

As directed by LD 364, MOCA is hosting public webinars and in-person meetings to gather feedback and discuss potential legislative proposals for the Manufactured Housing Act.

Upcoming public meetings include:

  • Manufactured Housing Community Owners’ Rights and Responsibilities – IN PERSON (Curtis Memorial Library, Brunswick) w/ virtual option – Wednesday, Oct. 14, 9-10:30 a.m. – REGISTER FOR IN-PERSON / REGISTER FOR VIRTUAL OPTION.
  • Manufactured Housing Community Residents’ Rights and Responsibilities – WEBINAR w/in person option - Wednesday, Oct. 14, 5:30-7 p.m. – REGISTER.
  • Role of Local Code Enforcement in Manufactured Housing and MHCs – Wednesday, Oct. 28, noon-1 p.m. with in-person option for attendees of Maine Building Officials and Inspectors Association (MBOIA) training in Augusta – REGISTER.
  • Building Codes and Manufactured Housing Study – WEBINAR – Monday, Nov. 2, 9-10:30 a.m. – REGISTER.

Additional meetings may be scheduled to revisit topics in greater detail. Interested parties can sign up for email updates.

In addition to the feedback from the public, MOCA will work with state agency partners, industry representatives, municipal officials, residents, manufactured housing community owners, installers, manufacturers, and other interested parties. MOCA will consider the public and stakeholder feedback alongside the final deliverables from the Building Codes and Manufactured Housing Study being conducted by the International Code Council (ICC) to develop a proposed re-structuring of the Manufactured Housing Act and any associated statutory or rule changes.

Recommendations will be submitted to the Legislature by January 1, 2027.

If you require an accommodation or service to participate, please contact Amalia Siegel, Amalia.Siegel@maine.gov. 

Past Meetings

Our Team
NameRoleContact InformationWhat We Can Help You With
Ryan ChandlerSenior Manufactured Housing Inspector

Ryan.E.Chandler@maine.gov

(207) 215-6206 

Questions about manufactured housing and community parks
Jessica ParlinManufactured Housing Inspector

Jessica.D.Parlin@maine.gov 

(207) 441-0889

Questions about manufactured housing and community parks 
Helen TutwilerSecretary Specialist 

Helen.M.Tutwiler@maine.gov 

(207) 624-8612

General inquiries about manufactured housing and licensing; delivering forms including the water safety report, warranty seals, and well approval forms

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