Trevor Doiron

Trevor Doiron earned a high school diploma from Spruce Mountain High School. Doiron earned a graduate degree from the University of Virginia in 2022. Doiron's career experience includes working as a business consultant.[1]

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

Trevor Doiron is a dedicated advocate for the working families and senior citizens of Jay, Livermore, and Livermore Falls. A fourth-generation Jay resident and proud 2017 graduate of Spruce Mountain High School,

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In the seventh grade, he fundraised, recruited volunteers, and successfully executed a plan to build the area’s community garden. Fourteen years later, the garden is still producing fresh produce for the food pantry and teaching students how to grow vegetables.

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In high school Trevor spent two years as the National Honor Society President – including one year as Maine State President – where he organized volunteer events in support of area nursing homes, food pantries, and Special Olympics Maine. One event in partnership with the American Red Cross and Jay Fire Department installed nearly 1,000 smoke detectors in area homes. He was also a varsity letter golf and tennis athlete. ​

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After high school, Trevor earned a graduate degree in public policy, specializing in real estate and economic development. His studies focused on building economically strong, sustainable communities—something he now puts into practice every day.

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Today, Trevor works as a consultant for the U.S. Small Business Administration, where he advocates for reforms that help America’s small businesses grow and create jobs. His work gives him a front-row view of the challenges that families, workers, and entrepreneurs face in rural Maine and across the country.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

People in our community are working hard but still feeling squeezed. I’m running to lower costs, bring back good-paying jobs, and make sure this is a place where people can afford to live, work, and stay.I believe in practical, local leadership that focuses on what actually works—not political talking points. I show up, I listen, and I do the work to deliver real results for our communities.I grew up here, and I have a vested interest in the long-term success of our community. We need to address root causes, rebuild opportunity, and create a future where people feel hopeful about staying and building a life here.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

I’m most passionate about economic development, lowering the cost of living, and strengthening our communities. That includes fixing our property tax system, improving access to healthcare and childcare, and bringing back good-paying jobs so people can afford to stay and build a future here.