Representative Caldwell Jackson of Oxford is currently serving his second term in the Maine House representing District 80, which includes the towns of Buckfield, Hebron, Otisfield, and Oxford. He serves on the 132nd Legislature’s joint standing Committee on Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry.
Rep. Jackson has extensive local, county and state public service experience, having served as a Deputy Commissioner and Economic Development Specialist for the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservative and Forestry. He is currently the Chairman of the Oxford Board of Selectman. Jackson also previously served as an Oxford County Commissioner. A longtime member of the Oxford County Fair, Caldie is currently a member of their Board of Directors. He is also a member of the Lake Thompson Fish and Game Club.
Rep. Jackson and his wife, Diane, own and operate Breezy Hill Farm. Originally established in 1982, to raise livestock for market sales and hay production, Breezy Hill currently produces potatoes, fresh produce, and free range eggs for wholesale and retail markets. The Jacksons offer these and other products at Jackson’s Greenspot, their on-site, local farm stand.
Caldie and Diane have three grown children and eight grandchildren who all reside in Maine. In his spare time, Rep. Jackson enjoys playing golf.
Rep. Caldwell Jackson (R-Oxford) recently recognized the Oxford Hills Middle School Cheerleaders during their monthly recognition assembly on May 8, 2024. The public recognition came in the form of a Legislative Sentiment from the 131st Maine Legislature and the People of Maine. Sponsored by Rep. Jackson, the official Sentiment recognized “the Oxford Hills Middle School…
Legislative Office: (207) 287-1440
Home Office: (207) 272-8543
Email: Caldwell.Jackson@legislature.maine.gov
Legislative Address:
2 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04330
Home Address:
266 Hebron Road, Oxford, ME 04270
House: 131
Representative Caldwell Jackson of Oxford is currently serving his second term in the Maine House representing District 80, which includes the towns of Buckfield, Hebron, Otisfield, and Oxford. He serves on the 132nd Legislature’s joint standing Committee on Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry.
Rep. Jackson has extensive local, county and state public service experience, having served as a Deputy Commissioner and Economic Development Specialist for the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservative and Forestry. He is currently the Chairman of the Oxford Board of Selectman. Jackson also previously served as an Oxford County Commissioner. A longtime member of the Oxford County Fair, Caldie is currently a member of their Board of Directors. He is also a member of the Lake Thompson Fish and Game Club.
Rep. Jackson and his wife, Diane, own and operate Breezy Hill Farm. Originally established in 1982, to raise livestock for market sales and hay production, Breezy Hill currently produces potatoes, fresh produce, and free range eggs for wholesale and retail markets. The Jacksons offer these and other products at Jackson’s Greenspot, their on-site, local farm stand.
Caldie and Diane have three grown children and eight grandchildren who all reside in Maine. In his spare time, Rep. Jackson enjoys playing golf.
Legislative Office: (207) 287-1440
Home Office: (207) 272-8543
Email: Caldwell.Jackson@legislature.maine.gov
Legislative Address:
2 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04330
Home Address:
266 Hebron Road, Oxford, ME 04270
House: 131
Rep. Caldwell Jackson (R-Oxford) recently recognized the Oxford Hills Middle School Cheerleaders during their monthly recognition assembly on May 8, 2024. The public recognition came in the form of a Legislative Sentiment from the 131st Maine Legislature and the People of Maine. Sponsored by Rep. Jackson, the official Sentiment recognized “the Oxford Hills Middle School…
