Budget now has to go to the full City Council for Final approval. Councilwoman Ryan is the Chair of the Finance Committee that has oversight of the City finances.
Read MoreLearn more about the COVID-19 vaccinations that are being offered to Providence residents 75 or older at vaccination clinic locations in the City. Appointments are required. First come, first served
Read MoreThe state of Rhode Island has opened up 12,000 new COVID-19 vaccination appointments for state residents. And beginning Monday, April 5, residents 50 and older will be eligible to schedule a vaccine appointment.
Read MoreMayor Elorza and Council President Matos announce new eligibility requirements for COVID-19 vaccines in highly impacted neighborhoods in the City.
Read MoreGovernor McKee announces making COVID-19 vaccines available to all Rhode Island resident age 16 or older beginning April 19.
Read MoreThere’s help for you or a family member you care for who is eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine, but who cannot leave home to get it at a local vaccine clinic or pharmacy location.
Read MoreLet’s make it a safe, not scary Halloween, by following the RI Department of Health guidelines for a socially-distanced night.
Read MoreAs we work together to get through these trying times, some in our communities aren’t always safest at home. For domestic violence survivor in need of help, there are resources to get you help or find a safe place if you need it.
Read MoreUPDATE: Learn about upcoming Providence Public school breaks , and continued plans for distance learning during the COVID-19 quarantine. Plus, tune-in to a special press conference with the Governor for K-12 students & parents.
Read MoreDrive-thru testing for COVID-19 testing will begin tomorrow, March 30 at Rhode Island College. Get the details here.
Read MoreAs we all do our part to stay healthy during this Coronavirus outbreak, we must also takes steps to protect ourselves against the predatory scams designed to steal our money, and our personal information.
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