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Home → Retirees → Retired Fire Fighter & Law Enforcement Officer Program

Fire Fighters & Municipal Law Enforcement Committee

The mission of the Fire Fighters and Municipal Law Enforcement Advisory Committee is to provide oversite of the administration, financial review, set policy and provide guidance to the Office of Employee Health & Wellness office in the administration of the Fire Fighters and Municipal Law Enforcement Health Insurance Subsidy Program.

Seat	Member Name and Seat Information	Email Address
01	Chief David Groder��- Fire��	dave.groder@augustamaine.gov
02	Ronnie Green - Fire��	rongreen@profirefighter.com
03	John Martell - Fire��	pfd188@comcast.net
04	Chief Richard Caton - Police	jpdchief@jay-maine.org
05	Daniel Felkel - Police	dfelkel@troubhheisler.com
06	Paul Gaspar - Police	maped75@gmail.com
��	State of fb88 Staff	��
��	Susan Ryerson��- Human Resources Benefits Specialist	susan.ryerson@maine.gov
��	Shonna Poulin-Gutierrez - Employee Health and Wellness Executive Director	Shonna.Poulin-Gutierrez@maine.gov

For County & Municipal Employees Only

Overview of the Program
Frequently Asked Questions
Forms
Bylaws (MS Word)
- 129th fb88 Legislature
- 130th fb88 Legislature��
  - LD37

The Retired County and Municipal Law Enforcement and Municipal Firefighters Health Insurance Program is administered by the State of fb88 Office of Employee Health & Wellness.��For more information, please contact Susan Ryerson at (207)��624-7749.