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City of Providence Announces Reinstallation of Fox Point Hurricane Barrier Gates

Mayor Brett P. Smiley and the Department of Public Works (DPW) today announced the reinstallation of the Fox Point Hurricane Barrier Street Gates on Allens Avenue and at the Manchester Street Power Station. This phase follows the comprehensive off-site repair and refurbishment of these vital infrastructure components. This phase focuses on reinstalling the fully rehabilitated hurricane barrier gates to ensure their operational integrity and enhance Providence’s hurricane and coastal storm resilience. The reinstallation involves the placement of the refurbished gate structures, integration of repaired or replaced components and on-site functional testing.

Friday, May 9 2025
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Mayor Brett Smiley Announces Agreement Between City of Providence and Laborers Local Union 1033

Mayor Brett P. Smiley today announced that the City of Providence has reached an agreement with the Laborers Local Union 1033. The agreement includes fair wage increases, stronger benefits and updated workplace policies that better support city employees. The new contract reflects the City’s commitment to its employees, while ensuring the continued delivery of high-quality services to Providence neighbors.  

Friday, May 2 2025
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Mayor Smiley and the Providence Fire Department Announce the Return of the Emergency Medical Services Bicycle Program

Mayor Brett P. Smiley, Providence Fire Department Chief Derek M. Silva and EMS Chief Zach Kenyon, along with Providence Fire’s leadership team and community members, announced the return of the Providence Fire Department’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Bicycle Program to Downtown Providence. First launched as a pilot in the summer of 2023, the EMS Bike Program is a proactive initiative that supports public safety efforts, overdose prevention and connection to recovery services for those experiencing substance use challenges. 

Wednesday, Apr 30 2025
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Mayor Brett Smiley, American Cruise Lines Announce Return to Providence with New Port of Call 

PROVIDENCE, RI — Mayor Brett P. Smiley and American Cruise Lines ("American") today announced that Providence will be a port of call for its New England itineraries, marking the return of cruise tourism to the city for the first time in four years. This exciting milestone signals a new era for Providence’s waterfront and local tourism economy and will be implemented in two phases.  Starting this May, American Cruise Lines ships will dock at a newly installed, temporary floating dock located at 25 India Street, adjacent to the Seastreak Ferry Terminal. This marks Phase I of the initiative, supported by American, which allows ships to visit while longer-term infrastructure plans are underway. 

Thursday, Apr 24 2025
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Through our once-a-decade update of the Providence Comprehensive Plan, we are convening the diverse perspectives of our neighbors, local businesses and community members to create policies and practices that reflect our community's vision for the future of Providence.

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Non-Employee Discrimination Complaints: The City of Providence prohibits discrimination in its programs and activities based on race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity. For help or to file a complaint, visit our Nondiscrimination page or contact Leonela Felix at (401) 680-5333 or lfelix@providenceri.gov. Translation assistance available upon request.
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Non-Employee Discrimination Complaints: The City of Providence prohibits discrimination in its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity. For assistance or to file a complaint, please visit our Non-Discrimination page or contact Leonela Felix at (401) 680-5333 or lfelix@providenceri.gov . Translation assistance available upon request.