ACAP chooses new officers, directors

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NEW BOARD ELECTED  — The Aroostook County Action Program recently held its annual meeting and elected new officers and board members for the coming year. From left are, seated, Trudy Gorneault, secretary; Steve Richard, chair; and Paula Sperrey, treasurer. Standing, Jason Parent, ACAP executive director; William Egeler, vice chair; Dan MacDonald, parliamentarian; and Gary Sanfacon, member-at-large.  

PRESQUE ISLE — Aroostook County Action Program, Inc. (ACAP) held its election of board officers for 2015-2016 at its annual meeting on Thursday, Nov. 19.

The slate of officers is as follows: Stephen D. Richard of Presque Isle, chair; William Egeler of Presque Isle, vice chair; Paula Sperrey of Presque Isle, treasurer; Trudy Gorneault of Presque Isle, secretary; Dan MacDonald of Caribou, parliamentarian; and Gary Sanfacon of Caribou, member-at-large.

“I couldn’t be more pleased to work with such experienced members of our board of directors,” said Jason Parent, ACAP executive director. “As the new executive director, it is so helpful to be surrounded by individuals with the longevity, historical perspective and commitment to our mission that these board officers possess.”

Richard has served as board chair for 21 years.

“It is a privilege to continue to help lead Aroostook County Action Program, Inc. with such a qualified group of community members,” Richard stated. “Our 21-member volunteer board of directors is represented by individuals throughout northern, central and southern Aroostook County.

“While we have seen many changes in the delivery of programs and services, I am proud to be associated with an organization that continues to stay true to its mission to help ‘Make Life Better’ for thousands of Aroostook County residents,” said Richard.

As a leader, or in partnership with others, ACAP provides guidance related to community, family, energy and housing, and workforce development services. For more information call 764-3721.