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Maine Economic Commissioner Heather Johnson Resigns After Six Years

1/7/2025

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Heather Johnson, Maine's Economic and Community Development Commissioner, will resign on March 1, 2025, after six impactful years.
Since her 2019 appointment, she significantly contributed to Maine's economic growth, outpacing New York and California.
Johnson spearheaded initiatives such as the Maine Connectivity Authority and the Free Community College program.
Governor Mills commended her efforts in pandemic recovery and job creation.
An acting commissioner will be named if a successor isn't appointed before her exit.

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Story summary

Heather Johnson, Maine's Economic and Community Development Commissioner, will resign on March 1, 2025, after six impactful years.
Since her 2019 appointment, she significantly contributed to Maine's economic growth, outpacing New York and California.
Johnson spearheaded initiatives such as the Maine Connectivity Authority and the Free Community College program.
Governor Mills commended her efforts in pandemic recovery and job creation.
An acting commissioner will be named if a successor isn't appointed before her exit.