State Of Maine Public Records
Maine Public Records | StateRecords.org
Maine public records are government records that are open to inspection by members of the public. They include information maintained by officials, departments and government agencies. Learn more about the eligibility, requirements and steps for obtaining different records in the state of Maine.
https://maine.staterecords.org/publicrecords
Maine State Records | StateRecords.org
Maine Public Records. Maine residents have the right to search for, obtain, and examine public records per the Maine Open Records Law. This law states that government records and information are presumed public. The Maine State Records website’s mission is aid Maine citizens in the obtaining of that information .
https://maine.staterecords.org/
History, Statistics, & Records - Maine
Description: The Vital Records Unit of DHHS houses Birth, Marriage, Divorce, and Death records from 1923 to the present. Maine officially started keeping these records in 1892. Order records online from the State of Maine. You can also obtain records from the municipality where the event occurred. Fee or Free: Fee.
https://www.maine.gov/portal/online_services/categories/history.html
State Archives, Records Management - Maine
Resources for State and Local Government. Revised Archives Rules, 12/2020. Ch. 1 State and Local Government Agency Records Programs; Ch. 2 State Records Center Facilities and Services; Ch. 3 Imaging State Records; Ch. 4 Rules for the Public Use of Materials and Facilities in the Maine State Archives; Guidance on COVID-19 Pandemic Records and Retention
https://www.maine.gov/sos/arc/records/
Maine Public Records
The law that governs public records in Maine is the Freedom of Access Act. It covers records produced and received by state government agencies but excludes records in the custody of federal bodies operating on its territory. In order to uphold the stipulations in the FOAA, Maine has created the position of public access ombudsman.
https://publiclibraries.com/public-records/maine/
State Archives - Maine
Welcome to the Maine State Archives. The Maine State Archives, a bureau within the Department of Secretary of State, maintains approximately 8 miles of official State records considered to be permanently valuable. Our historical material includes documents such as the original state constitution, reported election results, legislative bills, and policies and research created by state agencies among much more.
https://www.maine.gov/sos/arc/
Office of Data, Research, and Vital Statistics | MeCDC - Maine
Estimation of the population of each town in the state is another requirement. Program Activities. Collects and maintains records of births, deaths, fetal deaths, marriages, and divorces dating from January 1, 1892 to present, issuing certified copies on request. As of July 30, 2004, the Maine CDC vital records office has established and maintains a Domestic Partner Registry.
https://www.maine.gov/dhhs/mecdc/public-health-systems/data-research/vital-records/index.shtml
Accessing Electronic Court Records: State of Maine Judicial Branch
Additional court records are viewable via the Portal as provided in the Maine Rules of Electronic Court Systems (RECS). Users may search for and view records with or without registering for a Portal account. There is no cost for registering for an account. Document Charges
https://www.courts.maine.gov/ecourts/access.html
Maine Arrest Records | StateRecords.org
Yes, arrest records in the state of Maine are accessible to members of the public, and this can be accessed in paper form or electronically. However, the availability of records for public consumption is subject to the nature of the arrest. The state Freedom of Access Act (FOAA) provides conditions for limiting access to arrest records.
https://maine.staterecords.org/arrests
Order records - Maine Vital Records(Marriage) - Division of Public ...
The fee for one certified copy is $15.00. The fee for additional certified copies of the same record is $6.00 each. Please make sure to include picture identification and supporting documentation, if applicable. The link to identification and eligibility requirements is provided below. A self-addressed stamped envelope and payment may be mailed to:
https://www.maine.gov/dhhs/mecdc/public-health-systems/data-research/vital-records/order/order1.html
Maine eCourts: State of Maine Judicial Branch
Contact [email protected] for rule or process-related and non-technical questions about eFiling. Contact the Maine Violations Bureau's Helpline: (207) 783-5422 with questions about traffic tickets. Contact [email protected] for general questions about the Judicial Branch.
https://www.courts.maine.gov/ecourts/index.html