I’m writing to express my gratitude to the people of Senate District 32 for choosing me to be their senator in the Maine Legislature. I’ve had to hit the ground running during these final days of the legislative session, I’m ready and excited to work for you.
I cherish the warm and welcoming responses I received at your doorsteps and around town during the campaign. I had a chance to meet many great people, and I look forward to meeting many more as your senator. I believe that open communication between constituents and their elected representatives is so important.
I will be sending regular email newsletters to share information about what’s happening at the State House. If you’d like to sign up, please email me at susan.deschambault@legislature.maine.gov. I can also be reached by phone at 284-3570. To stay connected and to have an opportunity to hear from you, I will be holding public office hours.
It is my pledge to listen to you, and do what’s best for our community and state. I’ll do that by working with anyone in Augusta who’s dedicated to building a better Maine. Whether I am at home or in the Senate, I always welcome your opinion.
Thank you again for the support, and the opportunity to serve as your state senator. I will work for you and look forward to seeing you around!
Susan Deschambault
State Senator (D-Biddeford)
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