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 Our website is designed to
provide residents, businesses, students studying
our Town and those with an interest in possibly
relocating to our Town with in-depth and helpful
information. We update our site daily with
current information, make it easily accessible
and user friendly to all those learning about
our outstanding community, the Town of North
Providence.
North Providence is one of 39
municipalities in the State of Rhode Island.
Established in 1636 and incorporated as a Town
in 1765, North Providence has approximately
33,000-34,000 residents making it the 8th
most populated community in Rhode Island.
Centrally located in the northwestern corner of
the Providence metropolitan area, North
Providence offers its residents and surrounding
communities, many attractions of living close to
a large city, yet maintains a small town
atmosphere with suburban flair. North
Providence offers numerous services, outstanding
parks, recreational facilities and commodities
to suit everyone’s needs.
Progress You Can Be Proud Of . . .
On April 23, 2007, Mayor Charles
A. Lombardi began his eighteen month term as the
Mayor of North Providence. During his
first 150 days in office, Mayor Lombardi has
achieved tasks such as negotiating a new
contract with Blue Cross resulting in a savings
over $300,000.00 in tax dollars; made much
needed renovations throughout town hall;
purchased five new police vehicles; purchased a
new rescue vehicle; negotiated a new agreement
with Sovereign Bank resulting in over
$200,000.00 more in additional interest paid to
the town; relocated the North Providence VIN
Inspection station to a state-of-the-art
facility; purchased a heavy duty fire rescue
vehicle; installed new roofing and renovated
three of our fire stations; secured a secondary
healthcare policy which should generate a
savings in upwards of $400,000.00; purchased
land next to the public safety complex for
future development; and made renovations to our
existing DPW Building assisted by our town
workers resulting in hundreds of thousands of
dollars in savings. Mayor Lombardi hosted
one of the best Fourth of July celebrations this
year with a great fireworks display and
entertainment; planning the First Annual
Memorial Day Parade in Town; has been fighting
to keep Camp Meehan open space by purchasing the
land; raised thousands of dollars for
scholarships and various charities throughout
the Town at the Holiday Christmas Party; working
diligently to bring Lowe’s to North Providence
on Mineral Spring Avenue and Douglas Avenue,
which will greatly increase tax revenue; in the
process of creating various senior-youth and
business committees for community input; already
working closely with the Fruit Hill Neighborhood
Association to secure improvements to Fruit Hill
Avenue and meeting to propose turning the former
landfill into a Sports Complex. Mayor Lombardi
has put the residents concerns and their well
being at the top of his “To Do” list.
We hope you enjoy your visit to
our website and maybe someday be a visitor to
our great Town.
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