Learn 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
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Majority Leader Ryan awards a $25K grant for the restoration and upkeep of the Irish Famine Memorial.
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The 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.
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Mayor Elorza and Council President Matos announce new eligibility requirements for COVID-19 vaccines in highly impacted neighborhoods in the City.
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There’s still time to register your son or daughter for the Bayside Junior Soccer Academy that will be holding it’s first camp in Providence at the Conley Stadium.
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Governor McKee announces making COVID-19 vaccines available to all Rhode Island resident age 16 or older beginning April 19.
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Council, led by Majority Leader Ryan, passes resolution on the use of unlicensed ATVs and recreational vehicles in the City. Demand that Mayor Elorza enforces existing laws around this illegal activity.
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There’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.
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Majority Leader Ryan spearheaded a partnership between Providence Public Schools and Bayside FC for a multi-year deal to use the newly renovated and historic Conley Stadium for athletic training programs beginning this spring.
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Are you a homeowner who’s eligible for the homestead exemption on your property taxes? If you’re are, make sure you re-certify your eligibility by submitting your application with all supporting documents before the new deadline.
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