Representative Tammy Schmersal Burgess of Mexico is currently serving her second term in the Maine House representing District 77, the towns of Livermore (Part), Canton, Dixfield, Hartford, Mexico, and Peru. Tammy is a member of the 132nd Legislature’s Joint Standing Committee on Environment and Natural Resources.
Rep. Schmersal-Burgess is a barber and stylist who owns and operates her own small business in Mexico. An active sportswoman, Tammy is a member of the National Rifle Association, the Sportsmans Alliance of Maine, the Webb River Valley Sportsman Club, and the LeParesseux Snow Shoe Club. Tammy also serves her community as a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Mexico Historical Society, and the American Legion. She volunteers at the River Valley Recreational Center.
Rep. Schmersal-Burgess is a graduate of Mexico High School and the Mr. Richards Hair Academy.
Maine’s recent passage of a 72-hour waiting period to purchase a firearm … is a right delayed and therefore a right denied. Appeared in the Sun Journal on May 19, 2024 Tammy Schmersal-Burgess Article 1, Section 16 of the Maine Constitution states the following: “Every citizen has the right to keep and bear arms and this…
This week Republicans alerted the public and news media that nearly $35 million dollars is being spent to temporarily house asylum seekers while the pressing needs of Maine citizens go unmet. This is Representative Tammy Schmersal-Burgess of Mexico with the weekly Republican address. $34.28 Million dollars has been spent on housing for an estimated 2,200…
While many people are still pulling their lives back together from the wind and rain storm last month, I wanted to make sure that those that have been assisting and helping since we were deluged with water and storm damage are recognized for their Samaritan-like acts of compassion for their fellow townspeople. Ordinary citizens were…
Legislative Office: (207) 287-1440
Home Office: (207) 369-3696
Email: Tammy.Schmersal-Burgess@legislature.maine.gov
Legislative Address:
2 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04330
Home Address:
53 Summit Street, Mexico, ME 04257
House: 131,132
Representative Tammy Schmersal Burgess of Mexico is currently serving her second term in the Maine House representing District 77, the towns of Livermore (Part), Canton, Dixfield, Hartford, Mexico, and Peru. Tammy is a member of the 132nd Legislature’s Joint Standing Committee on Environment and Natural Resources.
Rep. Schmersal-Burgess is a barber and stylist who owns and operates her own small business in Mexico. An active sportswoman, Tammy is a member of the National Rifle Association, the Sportsmans Alliance of Maine, the Webb River Valley Sportsman Club, and the LeParesseux Snow Shoe Club. Tammy also serves her community as a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Mexico Historical Society, and the American Legion. She volunteers at the River Valley Recreational Center.
Rep. Schmersal-Burgess is a graduate of Mexico High School and the Mr. Richards Hair Academy.
Legislative Office: (207) 287-1440
Home Office: (207) 369-3696
Email: Tammy.Schmersal-Burgess@legislature.maine.gov
Legislative Address:
2 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04330
Home Address:
53 Summit Street, Mexico, ME 04257
House: 131,132
Maine’s recent passage of a 72-hour waiting period to purchase a firearm … is a right delayed and therefore a right denied. Appeared in the Sun Journal on May 19, 2024 Tammy Schmersal-Burgess Article 1, Section 16 of the Maine Constitution states the following: “Every citizen has the right to keep and bear arms and this…
This week Republicans alerted the public and news media that nearly $35 million dollars is being spent to temporarily house asylum seekers while the pressing needs of Maine citizens go unmet. This is Representative Tammy Schmersal-Burgess of Mexico with the weekly Republican address. $34.28 Million dollars has been spent on housing for an estimated 2,200…
While many people are still pulling their lives back together from the wind and rain storm last month, I wanted to make sure that those that have been assisting and helping since we were deluged with water and storm damage are recognized for their Samaritan-like acts of compassion for their fellow townspeople. Ordinary citizens were…
