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Mayor Jorge Elorza today, joined by Providence Council President John Igliozzi (Ward 7) and Council Pro Tempore Pedro Espinal (Ward 10), signed a $511 million budget for Fiscal Year 2021 that utilizes strong fiscal management, invests in a new approach to public safety response including a Community Relations and Diversion Services Major position within the Providence Police Department as well as the beginning stages of a behavioral health and social service diversion program and puts the city on a path toward rebuilding through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mayor Jorge O. Elorza today joined Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island President and CEO Peter Marino to announce a Providence COVID-19 Response partnership to support the City’s ongoing response to the pandemic. Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island (Neighborhood) is registering Providence residents who are members of their health plan for open vaccine appointments at city-organized vaccine clinics. Neighborhood is also providing education about vaccine safety as well as facemasks and hand sanitizer supplies at the clinics in an effort to support CDC recommended precautions upon being vaccinated.
Mayor Elorza today joined Councilman David Salvatore (ward 14) to launch an online overnight parking permit as a result of continued efforts to modernize and simplify city services.
Mayor Jorge O. Elorza today joined Councilman Pedro Espinal (Ward 10), Commissioner of Public Safety, Steven Paré, Deputy Director of PFM’s Center for Justice and Safety Finance, Seth Williams, Senior Advisor for PFM’s Center for Justice & Safety Finance, Ronal Serpas, artist facilitators Shey Rivera and Vatic Kuumba, and community members to announce the completion of an independent operations review and analysis of the Providence Public Safety Department by the PFM Center for Justice and Safety Finance.
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