11 Facts About Pinny Beebe-Center

Pinny Beebe-Center serves in the Maine State Senate representing District 12, comprising Knox County.

Pinny Beebe-Center worked for the State of Maine and for various education and nonprofit organizations, first seeking public office in 2002 when she was elected commissioner of Knox County.

Pinny Beebe-Center served three terms in the Maine House of Representatives beginning in 2015 before running for the Maine Senate in 2022.

Pinny Beebe-Center was born in Salem, Massachusetts and was the oldest of six children.

Pinny Beebe-Center's father was in the Coast Guard and the family moved frequently to various locations on the East Coast of the United States.

Pinny Beebe-Center purchased a home in Rockland in 1980 and still resides there.

Pinny Beebe-Center has worked as a teacher at the Riley School in Rockport, business manager for the Wayfinder Schools, and regional manager at the Penquis commuinity action program where she founded the Knox County Homeless Coalition.

Pinny Beebe-Center was re-elected in 2006 and served at total of eight years in the position.

Pinny Beebe-Center was sworn in to the Maine House on March 17,2015.

Pinny Beebe-Center was re-elected in 2016 and 2018, and declined to run in 2020.

Pinny Beebe-Center announced her candidacy for Maine Senate District 12 on 24 June 2021.