Rep. Elizabeth Caruso

State Representative, House District 72

Athens/ Harmony/ Anson/ Bingham/ Caratunk/ Embden/ Moscow/ Northeast Somerset/ Pleasant Ridge Plantation/ Ripley/ Seboomook Lake/ Solon/ Big Six Township/ Dole Brook Township/ Elm Stream Township/ Indian Stream Township/ Long Pond Township/ Moxie Gore Township/ Parlin Pond Township/ Pittston Academy Grant Township/ Sandbar Tract Township/ Sandy Bay Township/ Sapling Township/ Taunton & Raynham Academy Grant Township/ Tomhegan/ Concord Township/ Lexington Township/ Rockwood Strip/ Rockwood Strip T1/ Rockwood Strip T2/ Seboomook Township/ Central Somerset

Rep. Elizabeth Caruso is an experienced leader dedicated to serving her community in various capacities. Currently serving as the Somerset County Broadband Director for Somerset Economic Development Corporation and in conjunction with the Maine Connectivity Authority, she plays a vital role in advancing broadband access and digital equity for rural communities. Additionally, Elizabeth holds the elected position of First Selectman for the Town of Caratunk and has worked for 19 years to ensure the town thrives through responsible governance and community engagement.

Her background also includes service as an industrial engineer, ergonomic engineering consultant and small business owner.

As a Registered Maine Whitewater Guide, she enjoys the outdoors and is deeply connected to Maine’s natural beauty. Elizabeth previously owned a small business that specialized in rafting, lodging and outfitting.

She is a member of the Maine Municipal Association’s Legislative Policy Committee, the Sportsman Alliance of Maine, and is on the Board of Directors of Old Canada Road.

A graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), Elizabeth combines her technical background with a passion for public service. She has a B.S. Degree in Industrial Engineering and an MBA from RPI.

Elizabeth is also an active member of the Kingdom of Life Church, where she is involved in various local initiatives. She and her husband, Greg, have two children, Jeremy and Christopher. Together they are committed to making a positive impact in their community.

Member News

Legislators Urge President to Protect Maine’s Environment and Safeguard Coastal Communities

Legislators thank President Trump and call for further action to revoke existing offshore wind permits and leases that threaten the Gulf of Maine STATE HOUSE – Republican members of Maine’s House and Senate have written a letter to President Donald J. Trump thanking him for taking swift action to protect the Gulf of Maine and…

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Legislators Urge Education Department to Comply With New Federal Guidelines

Failure to face reality could jeopardize school funding and result in federal lawsuits STATE HOUSE – State Representatives are calling on the Maine Department of Education to face reality and walk back its’ ill-advised guidance to Maine schools on harmful Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and gender ideology initiatives. Failure to do so could result…

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Contact Information

Legislative Office: (207) 287-1440

Home Office: (207) 387-0178

Email: Elizabeth.Caruso@legislature.maine.gov

Legislative Address:
2 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04330

Home Address:
P.O. Box 81, Caratunk, ME 04925

Legislative Service

House: 132

Committee Assignment(s)

Rep. Elizabeth Caruso

State Representative, House District 72

Athens/ Harmony/ Anson/ Bingham/ Caratunk/ Embden/ Moscow/ Northeast Somerset/ Pleasant Ridge Plantation/ Ripley/ Seboomook Lake/ Solon/ Big Six Township/ Dole Brook Township/ Elm Stream Township/ Indian Stream Township/ Long Pond Township/ Moxie Gore Township/ Parlin Pond Township/ Pittston Academy Grant Township/ Sandbar Tract Township/ Sandy Bay Township/ Sapling Township/ Taunton & Raynham Academy Grant Township/ Tomhegan/ Concord Township/ Lexington Township/ Rockwood Strip/ Rockwood Strip T1/ Rockwood Strip T2/ Seboomook Township/ Central Somerset
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Rep. Elizabeth Caruso is an experienced leader dedicated to serving her community in various capacities. Currently serving as the Somerset County Broadband Director for Somerset Economic Development Corporation and in conjunction with the Maine Connectivity Authority, she plays a vital role in advancing broadband access and digital equity for rural communities. Additionally, Elizabeth holds the elected position of First Selectman for the Town of Caratunk and has worked for 19 years to ensure the town thrives through responsible governance and community engagement.

Her background also includes service as an industrial engineer, ergonomic engineering consultant and small business owner.

As a Registered Maine Whitewater Guide, she enjoys the outdoors and is deeply connected to Maine’s natural beauty. Elizabeth previously owned a small business that specialized in rafting, lodging and outfitting.

She is a member of the Maine Municipal Association’s Legislative Policy Committee, the Sportsman Alliance of Maine, and is on the Board of Directors of Old Canada Road.

A graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), Elizabeth combines her technical background with a passion for public service. She has a B.S. Degree in Industrial Engineering and an MBA from RPI.

Elizabeth is also an active member of the Kingdom of Life Church, where she is involved in various local initiatives. She and her husband, Greg, have two children, Jeremy and Christopher. Together they are committed to making a positive impact in their community.

Contact Information

Legislative Office: (207) 287-1440

Home Office: (207) 387-0178

Email: Elizabeth.Caruso@legislature.maine.gov

Legislative Address:
2 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04330

Home Address:
P.O. Box 81, Caratunk, ME 04925

Legislative Service

House: 132

Committee Assignment(s)

Member News

Legislators Urge President to Protect Maine’s Environment and Safeguard Coastal Communities

Legislators thank President Trump and call for further action to revoke existing offshore wind permits and leases that threaten the Gulf of Maine STATE HOUSE – Republican members of Maine’s House and Senate have written a letter to President Donald J. Trump thanking him for taking swift action to protect the Gulf of Maine and…

Read More...

Legislators Urge Education Department to Comply With New Federal Guidelines

Failure to face reality could jeopardize school funding and result in federal lawsuits STATE HOUSE – State Representatives are calling on the Maine Department of Education to face reality and walk back its’ ill-advised guidance to Maine schools on harmful Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and gender ideology initiatives. Failure to do so could result…

Read More...
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