'Tiara Mack and Rep. Anastasia Williams to improve transparency and accountability in law enforcement agencies.'
Community solar has emerged as a win-win for consumers’ wallets and the environment -- no solar panels required.
The Mayor delivered an update to residents and businesses via Facebook to outline budget investments.
Providence Redevelopment Agency to Invest in Safe, Affordable and Equitable Housing Citywide.
$511 Million Budget Keeps Providence on a Path to Rebuild Through COVID-19 Pandemic; Does Not Raise Taxes on Residents or Businesses.
Neighborhood Booking Vaccine Appointments for Providence-residing Members and Providing Resources at Upcoming Vaccine Clinics.
Mayors Joined Together and Successfully Blocked Efforts to Cut Funding to Inclusive, Welcoming Cities.
Providence Recreation Centers to reopen citywide, offer free, socially distant enrichment programming.
'The City of Providence wholeheartedly supports this legislation and what it means for our community.'
Compare your federal tax payments and refunds to state and national averages.
“The only reason I chose to bring in the state was to radically reform the contract.”
City Launches Second Step in Truth-Telling, Reconciliation and Municipal Reparations Process with $100,000 Grant from Nellie Mae Foundation.
Americans could soon be seeing $1,400 checks in their bank accounts as well as a big boost in child tax credits.
New Position Part of City’s Efforts to Advance Long-term Community Policing Strategies.
Innovative Grant Program Provides Funding, Business Mentorship, and Professional Development Training to Catalyze Growth.
The first three years of the contract provide 4.5% wage increases and the final year provides a 3.75% wage increase for all officers.
City to Host Virtual Celebration to Honor Three Community Leaders on January 28.
Police and authorities in Rhode Island have heightened security near the Rhode Island State House Sunday, in preparation for protests.
City completes bond refinancing at advantageous rates.
A separate ordinance will be introduced that will codify the goals and targets of the Climate Justice Plan in the City’s code of ordinances.
'Today’s events in our Nation’s capital are antithetical to the principles that our democracy was built upon.'
Capital City Receives 100-point Score for Seventh Year in a Row.
The City of Providence fiscal year runs from July 1st to June 30th each year, with FY20 ending on June 30, 2020.
City launches streamlined online homestead recertification application for first time.
The event will take place at 12 p.m. on Monday, December 14 in the House Chambers of the Rhode Island State House.
Celebrating Dr. King’s Legacy through the Work of Providence’s community leaders.
The Providence Democrat is running against Rep. Katherine Clark of Massachusetts. The vote could come as early as Wednesday.
Arup to lead the vision for a $16M public investment project, catalyzing downtown economic development.
ProPublica’s Electionland tip lines are open to take information about problems that prevent people in Rhode Island from voting.
The task force is set to hold its first meeting in the coming weeks, the Rhode Island Legislature said.
The task force's first meeting will be streamed live on July 1.
"It’s time to move from peaceful protest to positive action," writes Sen. Harold Metts.
Raimondo calls on "anyone out there who has any type of medical training to step up and serve. We are going to need you."
Providence Police will continue to enforce these restrictions with the assistance of city staff.
Gov. Gina Raimondo announced eight new deaths Sunday, bringing the total of those who have died related to COVID-19 to 25 in the state.
The city will accept all non-escrowed and current-taxpayer 4th quarter tax payments until June 30th without 4th quarter interest or penalty.
Gov. Gina Raimondo will act as a national campaign co-chair of Michael Bloomberg's campaign.