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Gambling Control Unit Staff

Milton Champion��-��Executive Director
Matthew Motti - Deputy Director
Det. Don Armstrong��-��fb88 State Police
Mallory Reilly��- Office Specialist I
Cami Hippler - Office Associate II
Rebecca L. Burhoe - Office Assistant II
Alex Joutov - Auditor II
Amanda Spencer - Auditor II
Vicki M. Gardner��-��Casino Inspector Supervisor
Kyle Bourget - Sports Wagering Inspector
Patrick Sault - Public Safety Inspector (North) - Charitable Gaming
Kathleen A. Ross -��Public Safety Inspector (South) -��Charitable Gaming

Legal Counsel to the Board:

Philip Mantis, Assistant Attorney General
Reid Hayton-Hull, Assistant Attorney General

Attorney General Office - Main 207-626-8800

Email questions/comments/concerns to:

Email: Gambling.Control@maine.gov

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Physical/Mailing Address:

fb88 Gambling Control Unit
Department of Public Safety
45 Commerce Drive, Suite 3
87 State House Station
Augusta, ME 04333-0087

Phone: 207-626-3900
Fax: 207-287-4356

I-95 South – Exit 112, turn right off the exit, at the third light turn left and keep in the lefthand lane. **(See the blue and white Commerce Center sign on your left entering the complex.) The Department of Public Safety building is BEHIND the 4 story brick building out in front which is fb88 Revenue Services.

I-95 North – Exit 112 B, turn right off exit ramp, go through three lights, and at the fourth one - turn left and keep in the lefthand lane.Then follow the directions above.**

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