With the law now in effect, city merchants must provide shoppers with alternatives to banned single-use plastic bags in their stores.
Read MoreWhen the Plastic Bag Reduction Act becomes law on Oct 22, 2019, Providence merchants will no longer be allowed to use single-use plastic bags. Find out how this change will affect you.
Read MoreMajority Leader Ryan announces the City’s plans to return Eaton Street to its original traffic pattern after community safety concerns were raised related to the addition of a two-way bike lane.
Read MoreBusinesses in the city of Providence will be banned from using single-use plastic bags, thanks to an ordinance drafted by Majority Leader Ryan.
Read MoreAfter several meetings with Mayor Jorge Elorza and his department Directors, Majority Leader Ryan has successfully convinced City officials to return Eaton Street to its original traffic pattern.
Read MoreWe heard you loud an clear regarding your concerns about the planned changes to Eaton Street. Now learn what you can do to voice your opinion, and have a say in these vital changes.
Read MoreThe City of Providence Department of Arts Culture + Tourism and the Providence Parks Department has an open call for a two-year residency program in two Providence Park locations!
Read MoreA lot has happened in the City and the Ward this year. While City Council is on break, let’s take time to review projects, programs, and policy decisions that will impact the ward and the City.
Read MoreAmid safety concerns, the City is temporarily halting the program while Uber re-evaluates security and safety issues related to reported thefts and use of bikes to commit crimes and assaults.
Read MoreListen as Tom Quinlan and Majority Leader Ryan discuss questions and concerns related to JUMP bike and e-scooter use in the city.
Read MoreSummer means a lot of work is being done throughout the city and the ward. And I just wanted to acknowledge the work done in Ward 5 by the Providence DPW and it’s work crews
Read MoreIncoming freshman joined Majority Leader Ryan to help with a storm water management project along Pleasant Valley Parkway.
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