Town Hall Closed on Monday, May 26th, Memorial Day
May 22, 2025 by
North Providence Town Hall will be closed on Monday, May 26th, Memorial Day.
Holiday closings and trash pickup delays are also posted on the Town Calendar.
Trash & Recycling Pickup Delayed One Day the Week of May 26th
May 22, 2025 by
No Trash Pickup on Monday, May 26th. Trash pickup will be delayed by one day for the rest of that week.
Holiday closings and trash pickup delays are also posted on the Town Calendar.
Trash & Recycling reminders:
– Regular trash will be collected weekly.
– Recyclables will be collected bi-weekly in the carts.
– Yard waste pickup begins April 1st and ends December 15th.
– Residents can purchase a second trash tote for $65.
Attention North Providence Voters – Special General Election on August 5, 2025
May 13, 2025 by
ATTENTION NORTH PROVIDENCE VOTERS
The North Providence Senate District 4
Special Primary Election will be on July 8, 2025
Special General Election will be on August 5, 2025
Upcoming Election dates and deadlines for Senate District 4 Special Primary. (Link)
The Deadline to register to vote for the Senate District 4 Special Primary Election will be Sunday June 8, 2025
Early Voting will began Starting on Wednesday June 18, 2024 and ends on Monday July 7, 2025 at 4:00 P.M.
The North Providence Early voting location will be in the Assembly Room (Rm G -19) on the ground level of Town Hall – 2000 Smith Street North Providence R.I. (Handicap entrance is in the rear of the building).
Click here for a list of Combined polling locations (.pdf)
The voters listed in the below link DO NOT Live in Senatorial District 4 and will not be voting in this upcoming Senate District 4 Special Primary election on July 8th or the Special General Election on August 5th 2025. Click here (.pdf)
Summer Staff Help Needed – Governor Notte Park Beach and Summer Camp
May 6, 2025 by
Town of North Providence
SUMMER BEACH STAFF
The Town of North Providence Recreation Department is seeking
summer staff for the Governor Notte Park Beach.
Positions available include:
Camp Counselors
Certified Life Guard
Beach Admissions Personnel
Applications are available on line at www.northprovidenceri.gov/employment or you may pick one up at the
Recreation Main Office
2 Governor Notte Parkway
North Providence RI 02904
For further information, please contact the Recreation Department at 401-719-1633.
Deadline to apply May 26, 2025
Submit application directly to the Recreation Department Main Office.
The North Providence Pool & Fitness Center Is Now Open! Register On-Line For A Membership.
April 23, 2025 by
The North Providence Public Schools and the North Providence Police Dept. have partnered with BusPatrol to launch a new school bus safety program to protect students on the ride to and from school.
March 27, 2025 by
The North Providence Public Schools and the North Providence Police Dept. have partnered with BusPatrol to launch a new school bus safety program to protect students on the ride to and from school.
Every year, more than 45 million motorists illegally pass stopped school buses in the US, putting students at risk as they travel to and from school. These illegal passing incidents can result in tragedy, and it’s crucial that we work together to reduce reckless driving around school buses and make roads safer for our students.
To combat this issue, we’ve partnered with BusPatrol to launch a new school bus safety program. Through the program, all of the district buses are now equipped with cameras powered by artificial intelligence to detect when vehicles break the law and fail to stop. This evidence is shared with law enforcement for review, and if a violation has occurred, a summons is sent to
the registered vehicle owner.
the registered vehicle owner.
Starting on April 1, 2025, violators will receive a warning letter with no fine. During this time, an educational campaign will remind motorists of school bus stopping laws and provide road safety tips to children for getting on and off the bus. Enforcement will begin on May 1, 2025. Per Rhode Island state law, the penalty for illegally passing a stopped school bus is a civil fine of between $250 to $500, and/or suspension of the driving license for a maximum of 30 days. This education and awareness will continue after enforcement begins, ensuring the community stays informed and roads remain safer for everyone.
For more information about the program please visit
Get the 2025 North Providence Trash & Recycling Calendar
January 14, 2025 by
Click the image below to get the .pdf of the 2025 North Providence Trash & Recycling Calendar
Governor Dan McKee issued a message to the public urging Rhode Islanders who may have been impacted by the data security threat to RIBridges to take five key steps to protect their personal information.
December 16, 2024 by
Governor McKee Releases Public Service Announcement on
How Impacted Rhode Islanders can Protect Personal Information
PROVIDENCE, RI — Today, Governor Dan McKee issued a message to the public urging Rhode Islanders who may have been impacted by the data security threat to RIBridges to take five key steps to protect their personal information.
“Right now, the most important thing for potentially impacted Rhode Islanders to do is protect your personal information,” said Governor Dan McKee. “Freezing your credit, contacting the credit bureaus, setting up multiple levels of security, and staying alert will help keep your identity safe. Together, we will navigate this challenge.”
RIBridges is the health and human services database managed by Deloitte. Rhode Islanders who may have been impacted by this security threat are encouraged to:
1. Freeze Your Credit
• You should contact all three credit reporting agencies to do so.
• Equifax 1-888-298-0045
• Experian: 1-888-397-3742
• TransUnion: 1-800-916-8800
2. Order a Free Credit Report
• You should request from one of the listed reporting agencies
• You can also access a free credit report online here
3. Place a Fraud Alert on Your Files
• You can ask one of the credit reporting agencies for help.
• This is free, and it lets creditors know to contact you before any new accounts can be opened in your name.
4. Use Multi-factor Authentication
• Double protection makes it much harder for cybercriminals to access your information.
5. Be Aware
• Never share personal information – such as your social security number, date of birth or password – through an unsolicited e-mail, call or text. Legitimate companies and banks do not know your password and will never ask for it.